My LR3 has 80k miles and there are some items I think I'll have to address soon, and wonder if it's better to get an extended warranty to cover me for the unknowns.
Right now, I think I'm going to have to address a 'whisper' that's starting in the exhaust, somewhere towards the middle of the system, front lower control arms, maybe the rears, maybe the bushings on the rear sway bar. Also about half of the lug nut caps are loose and those will have to be replaced. Lastly, the windshield cowl is starting to buckle in areas, letting water in on heavy rain days.
What do you think - should I bite the bullet and go for the extended warranty? Do these also cover brakes and rotors? Also, do the warranties generally only cover up to 100k miles? I think overall I'm also wondering if it's time to cut the losses and think about upgrading to a more recent model with fewer miles. I know a lot of this is subjective but I'd love to get the feedback from this experienced group - this is my first Landy and I love it but don't want to make it my life's work sitting in a dealer's waiting area.
Right now, I think I'm going to have to address a 'whisper' that's starting in the exhaust, somewhere towards the middle of the system, front lower control arms, maybe the rears, maybe the bushings on the rear sway bar. Also about half of the lug nut caps are loose and those will have to be replaced. Lastly, the windshield cowl is starting to buckle in areas, letting water in on heavy rain days.
What do you think - should I bite the bullet and go for the extended warranty? Do these also cover brakes and rotors? Also, do the warranties generally only cover up to 100k miles? I think overall I'm also wondering if it's time to cut the losses and think about upgrading to a more recent model with fewer miles. I know a lot of this is subjective but I'd love to get the feedback from this experienced group - this is my first Landy and I love it but don't want to make it my life's work sitting in a dealer's waiting area.