You can find it on line. My accord hybrid 8 year zero deductible 120k miles
hondcare was around $1100 last year. Yours should be much less. One reason
to buy one is that when you decide to sell the car, you get most your money
back on the warranty since it should be transferable.



"Ike" <binarydotike@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> Last month we bought a new Fit Sport and are delighted. We shopped via
> phone and found a dealer only an hour away that had one coming in and was
> willing to sell it at sticker price.
>
> As we bought the car the saleswoman was fine and helpful. But when we were
> ushered into the office of the "closer" who does the paperwork, the
> weather changed a bit when we produced a certified check for the price we
> had discussed on the phone.
>
> He didn't mention teflon sealant, undercoating, and theft-proof wheels,
> etc., but insisted that a Hondacare extended warranty could only be bought
> at time of purchase, and was $2,200 to extend the warranty to 100k miles.
> He offered to take a personal check or credit card for the difference. We
> didn't bite, and drove away in the new car (first Honda in the family, but
> not the last!).
>
> When my Toyota Prius approached 36k miles, my local dealer asked $1,900
> for a Toyota Platinum warranty (100k miles/7Y). I shopped online, and got
> precisely the same thing for under $1k from a dealer that sells them
> online.
>
> Seems to me that the Hondacare warranty might be available similarly, as
> that Fit nears the end of the original warranty. Or, given the lower
> complexity of the FIT (compared to the Prius), perhaps it makes sense not
> to extend the warranty at all.
>
> Thanks for your views, gurus.
>
>
> PS - the FIT is auto trans, drives 40-50 miles a day (half on freeways),
> and with A/C on averages 34.5 mpg. It's accumulated about 1.5k miles so
> far.