QUOTE(Kiefer @ May 30 2014, 09:53 AM)
35k is very low I think... but again, we can't expect much.
Alza is at the 60k range of price. for some, sound cheap, some said affordable, to some it is expensive.
We hope all of us don't have major issue with the car we own. Minor issue + wear n tear.. is expected.
Parts are not very expensive though.
Also to add about the extended warranty, if I gonna take that, means that I have to go back to the SC for all the maintenance.. it cost lots more compared to the places I go now.. this cannot do that cannot do, else void.. yet paying the insurance. Of course, if something big happen, then you are covered. I still dont get the buy in.
Also to read the 'fine print' on the extended warranty.. what it is covered and what not. We must learn from the painful experience that VW customer face. In the biz world, there is no free lunch.
Extended warranty covers very little. Usually only Engine and gearbox. Everything else, you pikir lah sendiri...which is why i will rather not take it.Alza is at the 60k range of price. for some, sound cheap, some said affordable, to some it is expensive.
We hope all of us don't have major issue with the car we own. Minor issue + wear n tear.. is expected.
Parts are not very expensive though.
Also to add about the extended warranty, if I gonna take that, means that I have to go back to the SC for all the maintenance.. it cost lots more compared to the places I go now.. this cannot do that cannot do, else void.. yet paying the insurance. Of course, if something big happen, then you are covered. I still dont get the buy in.
Also to read the 'fine print' on the extended warranty.. what it is covered and what not. We must learn from the painful experience that VW customer face. In the biz world, there is no free lunch.
May 30 2014, 11:06 AM

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