civicext2016
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- First Name
- Frank
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- Jan 7, 2019
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- Washington, DC
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- 2016 Honda EX-T
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Hi all,
Apologies for the specific post. I've read through some great threads on the 2016 Civics and the EX-T's and seen tons of great posts and comments on how well the car has done with standard maintenance but was troubled by some of the research on CVT transmissions and infotainment.
I purchased a 2016 Honda Civic EX-T which was a one-user, no accident, 35K miles for ~$16K, so pretty happy with the price but given it's got 1k miles before the Honda 3/36 warranty is gone, was given a window to shop around for an extended warranty from the local Honda dealer, who offered me 6 yrs, 70K more miles (105 total) for $3000 for a platinum package - CVT, Engine, Infotainment, etc.
I know these guys work at the margins - anything I should think about when considering the offer and if I should take it? I will likely want the car for 3-4 years at a minimum.
Thanks again and apologies if there's something on this - I couldn't find extended warranty posts for used civics but then again, I'm new and don't know the site as well yet.
Apologies for the specific post. I've read through some great threads on the 2016 Civics and the EX-T's and seen tons of great posts and comments on how well the car has done with standard maintenance but was troubled by some of the research on CVT transmissions and infotainment.
I purchased a 2016 Honda Civic EX-T which was a one-user, no accident, 35K miles for ~$16K, so pretty happy with the price but given it's got 1k miles before the Honda 3/36 warranty is gone, was given a window to shop around for an extended warranty from the local Honda dealer, who offered me 6 yrs, 70K more miles (105 total) for $3000 for a platinum package - CVT, Engine, Infotainment, etc.
I know these guys work at the margins - anything I should think about when considering the offer and if I should take it? I will likely want the car for 3-4 years at a minimum.
Thanks again and apologies if there's something on this - I couldn't find extended warranty posts for used civics but then again, I'm new and don't know the site as well yet.
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