Is buying an extended warranty on a Honda Jazz worthwhile?
I'm buying a pre-registered (June 2012) Honda Jazz 1.4 EX with 2000 miles on the clock. Honda dealer has offered a three-year warranty to begin in June 2015 for £700, including full breakdown cover. Worth it?
They also offer £595 servicing for three years - standard offer on website. Worth it?
They also offer £595 servicing for three years - standard offer on website. Worth it?
Asked on 21 November 2012 by londoner77
Answered by
Honest John
Three years supplementary warranty for £700 might be worth it. I used to think the Honda service deal was good because it includes an annual service. But they do not necessarily change the oil at every service and I think this is essential.
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