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Originally Posted by champignon
...He said that with my intended low mileage usage, with a relatively low mileage car, that I should not buy the policy, end statement.
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Well that's really the core of it then - anyone not driving their car as much would be less likely to experience issues, that's common sense. If you DD'd the car, running up 20k+ a year, that 60k worth of miles over 3 years would be a whole lot more likely to produce a notable and costly problem. Especially considering that since your car was just out of warranty, you're most likely looking at around 50k miles right? So 50k + 20k in the first year puts you at 70k, a proven "issues time" for these cars. Then you'd be beyond 100k in the third year.
It's all about return value, I think we agree on that. For someone who doesn't drive their car much it makes less sense. For someone who puts 20k+ miles on the car every year, it makes a world of sense.