chris07is

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Sup peeps, im in the process of getting the F, but its high mileage 90k to be exact. Im looking for any third party who will offer me a good extended warranty.. All input it greatly appreciated.

avgj0F

iTrader: (2)

Read and understand the fine prints, exclusive and inclusive policy.

9aristo

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when I financed my car through my credit union, they offered it, as long as the car has less than 100k miles.

at %1.99 percent, it was almost impossible to pass up on.

You could buy my ISF lol it has 89k miles haha

BluStreak1

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I have never had any good results dealing with third party warranty companies. If you like to mod your car, the company will try it's hardest to say any aftermarket part you put on was the cause of the problem and that voids your warranty. Better to just save the money and pay for any problems IF they arise. These cars are built pretty well I hear.

WillRockwe

I had a call from a third party warranty outfit today while I was driving the F. They offered four year, 100,000 mile coverage for $3000, but insisted I commit right then. I got a little peeved, told them I was driving and to email me the details. They hung up.

calteg

This. Go through your credit union if you can.

I got an ADDITIONAL 100k drivetrain + a\c warranty for $1,000. Apparently the warranty companies aren't too concerned with things breaking on the IS-F.

Again, read the fine print. Most are named exclusion policies, and a LOT of 3rd party warranties specify that they won't pay for OEM parts unless that is the only part available.

chris07is

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Thnx for the reply, however i bought the carmax warranty and its up to 150k or 5 years except the wear and tear. Im taking thebcar for the nav, because its not calibrating. My location is all ove the place.

WillRockwe

I did use the warranty to replace the ML subwoofer, even if Lexus parts don't break, the radio might