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Old 04-29-2004, 10:03 AM   #1
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Warranty Help - Common Problems

I have a 2000 BMW 323ci, 33K miles. I was wondering if I could get some feedback on whether I should get the extended warranty and what have been some common problems. The warranty I was quoted had $150 deductible, $200 deductible if I went to a different dealership, which is odd to me considering I am shelling out $2500-$3500. Anyways, it would help to get some feedback on what has been typical problems, at what mileage level do problems tend to occur (if anything typical), and if the extended warranty is worth it, I would appreciate it. I just figure if these cars are well built and I take care of it (I bought the car last year with 23K miles), I won't run into too many problems.
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