F90 - BMW extended warranty worth it?

F90 - BMW extended warranty worth it?

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inonefly

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12 posts

41 months

Sunday 13th October
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I’ve got a 19 plate base F90 and the extended warranty is up for renewal, last year they offered a discount when I called but this year they will not offer any discount on the renew price. It’s about £900 named components only with BMW roadside assistance.
I’m unsure how long I will keep it (considering move to M3 is this a good idea?) and everything seems just runs smoothly ( 27k mileage) so started wondering if it’s worth it to extend the warranty?
Just checking how many of the M owner value the extended warranty any first hand experience how good/bad it is?

Also would welcome any comments on M5 to M3, just having this thought as I’ve got a slight itch of something new, also M3 will save me a bit on insurance (£2.5k currently) but I’m losing a bit of luxuries and leg room at the back (which my girl might be objecting the change).

Edited by inonefly on Sunday 13th October 15:51

JMBMWM5

2,344 posts

205 months

Sunday 13th October
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I have the last of the F90 M5's it's the ultimate model and coming up 15 months old, IF I keep it long term I will extend the warantee just for peace of mind.
I have test driven the M3 more than once, tyre /road noise is excesive IMO and the car always seems too busy when pushing along, I can't get to like it at all. A down grade for sure.
I would test drive one for a day NOT 30 minutes, then see, best of luck.

jm doc

2,928 posts

239 months

Sunday 13th October
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JMBMWM5 said:
I have the last of the F90 M5's it's the ultimate model and coming up 15 months old, IF I keep it long term I will extend the warantee just for peace of mind.
I have test driven the M3 more than once, tyre /road noise is excesive IMO and the car always seems too busy when pushing along, I can't get to like it at all. A down grade for sure.
I would test drive one for a day NOT 30 minutes, then see, best of luck.
Agree with this. I looked at changing down to an M3 a few years ago, but when I had a drive I just couldn't get off with it, like a mini M5 but none of the class. Maybe I'm getting old (i am) but just found it fidgety and busy all the time.

Last time I got out of an M5 for something else, I made sure it was completely different.