Personally, I would steer clear of the extended warranty companies on the main page. I would only buy one through a dealer or trusted repair facility who has a proven history with the warranty provider. So many extended warranties are just scams, and that was made abundantly clear to me when I did my research prior to buying my RR. I ultimately decided not to get one at all. Really the only thing they do is provide a more predictable fixed cost for your repairs (assuming you buy a good one that covers all or most of what goes wrong). IMHO, as long as you can bank about $10k - $15k at set it aside as a disaster fund (and keep it replenished if you have to dip into it) then you should be able to fix just about anything. You won't likely need that much though if you take good care of the vehicle. According to my research average annual repair cost is about $3k - $4k. Some years will be less, others more - just like any vehicle. Your costs may be substantially less if you do a lot of work yourself (things like radiators, brake pads, fluid changes, fliters, hoses, certain EAS components, etc., etc., are easily serviced, but the dealer charges incredible rates to do it).
