I would be surprised if many offer third party warranties on Rovers especially 7 years and older. If they do they are likely expensive. Companies don't offer warranties out of the kindness of their heart. On average they take in much more than they pay out or they would not be in business. You either pay today (warranty purchase) or you pay later (repairs). There is also the time value of money consideration but I digress. For me the LR4 is a third vehicle that I twist wrenches on mostly. No warranty for me. YMMV. The money I saved by not extending the warranty I can put towards by crossover or timing tension-er fund lol.