05-17-2009, 09:51 PM | #15 |
Duh - If you get Girlfriend 2.0, and upgrade to Wife 2.0, they should be fully compatible and run extremely well together.
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05-17-2009, 09:56 PM | #16 |
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I can see that might work for some. In my case though, I have dependent sub-systems and routines that are specific to my Wife v1.0 operating system. At this point, it would be too costly too upgrade.
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You sir, are a pisser! LOL!
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06-18-2009, 04:03 PM | #19 |
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If it is a Factory Warranty it is Not a Scam...Beware of others off brands however. I currently have on on My Suburban and HHR that is a True Bumper to Bumper everything covered including normal maintenance and wear and tear items, used many times for small things and it is a 0$ deductible.
In todays economy, I make good money but still a $400 repair bill takes a huge chunk outta my Golf and Steak eating....lol Some of the good ones, use the rule of 78's on a refund if you trade or sell or total the car or truck and you get a portion refunded to you. Some of the bad ones said if you never use it you get a full refund...they are outta business. HMMMMM! Investigate and compare and do some shopping, cheaper is not always better. They are well worth the investment, and as a Long time GM for a chevy dealer, when i used to appraise cars I would give a higher trade value to one with a warranty, because all problems usually got fixed right away instead of procrastinating and having that problem effect something else. But the decision is always yours not mine... |
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06-27-2009, 11:02 AM | #21 |
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Got the GM Major Guard, aka bumper to bumper, $0 deduc., 7yr/56K. (I average only 5/6K a year) Cost was $1440 @ purchase.I believe it is the right choice for me. My last new car was the 97 Monte Carlo, I only put 87K on. I still be driving my Monte for the snow days.
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