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My 2014 EL Limited had 80K on it when I bought it. I got the Ford mid level extended for $1800...4 years or 36,000. I'll time out as I don't put that many miles on it. I've already used about $1300 of it, with 2.5 years to go. Peace of mind for me, and with all the electronics in these things it was a no brainer for my PoM.
I'd do it again...
 

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With an XLT I would pause, but with a Limited I wouldn't hesitate to get the warranty again. Even if the powertrain remains trouble-free, the electronics won't. Check out the Premium warranty through Lombard: https://www.lombardfordwarrantys.com/ I went through quickly and it quote $889 for the standard options (coverage until 2023 w/ $100 deductible). You will get your money's worth the first time a running board fails.
 

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With an XLT I would pause, but with a Limited I wouldn't hesitate to get the warranty again. Even if the powertrain remains trouble-free, the electronics won't. Check out the Premium warranty through Lombard: https://www.lombardfordwarrantys.com/ I went through quickly and it quote $889 for the standard options (coverage until 2023 w/ $100 deductible). You will get your money's worth the first time a running board fails.
Unless you do all that stuff yourself. I think this has all been hashed over already............

I am seeing success stories but nobody is manning up to all the money they lost on paying the warranty, they just shut up.
 
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Unless you do all that stuff yourself. I think this has all been hashed over already............

I am seeing success stories but nobody is manning up to all the money they lost on paying the warranty, they just shut up.

I paid $700 for my CPO w/ warranty + $200 in deductibles ($100 x2) = $900. I received 4 new Pirelli Scorpions and over $16K worth of parts/labor from Ford (let's call it $8K value because we know they charge absurd prices). The Scoprions w/ mount and balance alone were nearly worth what I paid OOP. I have rejected extended warranties on everything I have ever purchased except this truck before and since, but glad I opted for one in this case. And I would do it again for a vehicle with all the electronics at the same/similar cost for the warranty.

We know you disagree and the OP didn't ask if he should or shouldn't get a warranty. He asked for guidance on which he should get.
 

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I paid $700 for my CPO w/ warranty + $200 in deductibles ($100 x2) = $900. I received 4 new Pirelli Scorpions and over $16K worth of parts/labor from Ford (let's call it $8K value because we know they charge absurd prices). The Scoprions w/ mount and balance alone were nearly worth what I paid OOP. I have rejected extended warranties on everything I have ever purchased except this truck before and since, but glad I opted for one in this case. And I would do it again for a vehicle with all the electronics at the same/similar cost for the warranty.

We know you disagree and the OP didn't ask if he should or shouldn't get a warranty. He asked for guidance on which he should get.
This is guidance. If bought that insurance on every new car (and used .....50+- total) I bought I would be out many many thousands of dollars right now.
 

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This is guidance. If bought that insurance on every new car (and used .....50+- total) I bought I would be out many many thousands of dollars right now.

We're not talking about every car. We're talking about a specific vehicle for which parts alone can easily exceed $900 in a 64K mile span. It's not 1970 anymore.
 

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We're not talking about every car. We're talking about a specific vehicle for which parts alone can easily exceed $900 in a 64K mile span. It's not 1970 anymore.
They know all that and adjust prices accordingly, it's not a charity outfit. If I got a warranty on the last 5 vehicles I bought I would still be out many thousands. The people that spend tons on warranties for nothing are being awful quiet out there......lol.
 

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Running boards are not part of the Ford extended warranty, JFYI.

I never buy extended warranties on anything I buy. They always ask at check out, and I just say if it's junk, I'll never buy another and I don't need another POS with the same ****** engineering. And I don't.

This is my work truck, and at 66 I am a semi retired cabinetmaker and building contractor. I'm OK with a wrench, but I suck at electronic diagnostics. I'm glad I bought the extended...my first ever.
 

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Running boards are not part of the Ford extended warranty, JFYI.

I never buy extended warranties on anything I buy. They always ask at check out, and I just say if it's junk, I'll never buy another and I don't need another POS with the same ****** engineering. And I don't.

This is my work truck, and at 66 I am a semi retired cabinetmaker and building contractor. I'm OK with a wrench, but I suck at electronic diagnostics. I'm glad I bought the extended...my first ever.
The general consensus is that the warrantees are a bad idea and I totally agree with that. When I bought this truck 6 months ago even the dealer at the car lot said I was smart not to get one..........they know.
 

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Ford PremiumCARE warranty covers "Power Running Boards" under Electrical, at least in Canada.
 

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Ford PremiumCARE warranty covers "Power Running Boards" under Electrical, at least in Canada.
I think this is correct but perhaps the vehicle is only eligible if the warranty is purchased while still under original factory warranty.
 
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