faisal1969

You may need extended warranty for a Nissan, not for a Toyota/Lexus.

Nibor

In the Netherlands (an maybe everywhere in Europe?), the warranty is 5 years for the Hybrid standard. And will be extended to 10 years, when you keep bringing your Lexus to the dealership for maintenance every 15.000 km.
The 10 years warranty comes without additional costs.

HoopsBlazing

Hey guys, quick question. If I cancel the extended warranty (bought the car Sunday and regret it, I got it way too expensive), is it possible to re-buy it later before the 4 year/50k normal warranty is up? Or you can only buy it once?

Not sure if I even need it for my new 23 RX 350 but I guess I got caught up in the moment....fortunately it does seem like it is 100% refundable.

Urlik

Yes you can purchase one later and it is always easier and cheaper if the manufacturers warranty is still in effect. I never buy them at all personally. Saved my self thousands over my lifetime.

HoopsBlazing

Thank you so much! Yes that was my intention; letting the first 4 years or 50k miles go by and re-evaluating after. By then you can tell if you need it or not and if I was to extend, it would still be during the existing warranty. I may pay a few hundred more later but at least I may not have to pay a few thousand instead!

jahnjva

I never buy the warranty since you get 6 years and 70K on the power train with the new car. Anyone know if you buy the warranty and you total the car after 1 year, do you get a prorated refund?

Eagleboy99

I had that happen on a Chrysler and they offered to refund me the balance or transfer to a new Chrysler vehicle.

budwom

I simply wouldn't buy a car which I think required an extended warranty. I bought our new 2023 because our 2013 which we still have has had zero issues in 10 years.

I did violate one rule I often follow, which is not to buy a new model when it has been completely reworked as the 2023 RX has been...so far so good, but I'm noting some problems still being worked out in this forum. (our old second car, a 17 year old Volvo, gave me indications it was time to get a new car).

I think many of the problems I'm reading about here have to do with what I consider to be perhaps too much technology...in many ways I prefer the relative simplicity of the 2013, but we're adapting...we just don't see compelling reasons to synch our car with our toaster, etc.

Deeps1

If you buy it early then the first 3 years of maintenance is covered

TipsyTonio

This is not accurate. This may be something offered by your dealer but this is not an official perk of the Extra Care Platinum warranty from Toyota/Lexus

Urlik

Might also be a US vs. Canada thing.

Eagleboy99

FWIW, I did pre-buy the glass warranty (not covered under our regular policy). Cost IIRC $1300 CAD for up to 5K in glass coverage. Given the gravel up here, I suspect it will pay for itself.

Urlik

I still laugh about my sales woman's pitch on this coverage. She explained the coverage and then asked how often I've had to replace a windshield. I said never in 43 years of car ownership. Well that ended that conversation. lol

Eagleboy99

AFAIK Texas does not use 3/4 minus on its roads. We go through one or two windshields a year on three cars.

Urlik

Well I've lived in 14 different states including Alaska. On top of that where I live in Texas all our roads get chip sealed every 7 years so lots of small rocks on the road. Still never replaced one.