For those that have GEICO insurance and are buying a new vehicle they have a new extended warranty program for new cars. The cost is approximately $5.00 a month and does not seem to be based on the price of the car. It gives you a 7/100,000 bumper-to-bumper warranty with a deductible equal to what ever your comprehensive deductible is.
I asked the insurance-sales monkey why I would a duplicate policy on top of my standard Ford warranty. What they said is that if you have a problem like someone dumping a drink down your dash or crapping in their pants on your new seats, the Ford factory warranty will not cover it and this one will. Hey these are the two examples she gave me. I figured at $60 bucks a year it was a good deal, especially when the factory warranty expires. She also went on that a lot of people will save up a bunch of nit-noid repairs have them all done at once and only have the deductible apply for the one visit.
I don't know if this will be worth it or not, but sounded like to good of a deal to pass up. Oh BTW exactly 6-days after taking delivery of my brand-new F-150 STX Flareside in Bright Red, some idiot woman rear-ended me on my way to work on the sixth day of ownership. Looks to be about 3/4 grand in damage and my back is knocked out of whack as well. That will probably be more expensive to fix as I can't be thrown on a frame straightening machine. There is also a fight brewing with the insurance company over getting my Truck fixed. I want all new parts as the truck didn't even have 200 miles on it yet. I don't want anything banged out, I want all brand new Ford OEM parts.