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Originally Posted by pinmagic
Read up on the BBB - their ratings are suspect.
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This is true but some of the others seem MUCH worse
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Originally Posted by Judge
Of course most people won't see their investment returned, otherwise these companies wouldn't be in business. Unless something catastrophic happens to your car such as a blown engine, turbo etc., it's unlikely the warranty will pay for itself. My warranty is through Fidelity and so far I've used it to replace a broken window regulator and some other parts. It saved me a $300 repair bill at the dealership but it's still less than what I payed for the 100k-mile coverage. Still no regrets as I own a first-year 135i and wanted a little extra peace of mind.
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No offense to you, and I am glad it has worked out, but I read in Car and Driver that Fidelity is among the worst of them. Again, this only what
I have discovered while doing my own research and don't know first hand. Also, you are absolutely right about the peace of mind, especially with any BMW (my wife owns a E90)
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Originally Posted by mccandless
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I need to look if Farmers has something like this. I know State Farm has/had something like this in the past. I don't think a lot of people realize that their insurance company offer this as an alternative.