Can I Decline the Double Warranty When Buying a Car?

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You can choose not to purchase the double warranty when buying a car, as it depends on the owner's needs. Below is a detailed introduction to the pros and cons of the double warranty: Advantages of purchasing the double warranty: There are many benefits to purchasing the double warranty for a car. For example, if the core components of the vehicle malfunction, they can be repaired for free, reducing the cost of vehicle usage. Additionally, the double warranty offers extra additional services. It extends the car's warranty period, allowing for free repairs and replacements when important parts fail. After purchasing the extended warranty, there are additional services such as free roadside assistance and lower labor costs. Disadvantages of purchasing the double warranty: After purchasing the double warranty, repairs must be done at a local 4S shop. If repairs are done elsewhere, the 4S shop may terminate the extended warranty. The premium for the extended warranty is relatively high, but the parts covered by the extended warranty generally do not fail. The 4S shop has requirements for the extended warranty service, and the extent of part damage must meet certain standards. Generally, it is not necessary to purchase the extended warranty service because the car already comes with a four-year or 100,000-kilometer whole-vehicle warranty. Under normal usage, the engine, transmission, and chassis of the car usually do not fail, as long as the wear-prone parts are checked regularly. Therefore, the decision to purchase the extended warranty service should be based on personal needs.