I think someone would insure anything for the right money. in this case I think it would rival the premium for an 85 year old male lifetime smoker trying to get $1million in term life insurance.

 

On cars I've seen for sale I've seen the company warrentech pop up a few times.

 

So, upon doing some due diligence on this Warrentech company, it seems the overwhelming opinion of their customers state that they simply do not pay claims or honor their warranty. I will be passing on them and hope that anyone else who sees this will do their research so as not to be taken advantage of by companies such as this.

 

Ferrsure I believe is a reseller of Warrentech.

 

It’s a good idea to read the fine print and make sure you understand what’s covered. You might also want to check reviews or ask other owners for their recommendations.

 

Yes, you can get an extended or aftermarket warranty for a 2007 Continental GT in the U.S. I had a similar experience with my older luxury car a few years back. I ended up going with a warranty through a well-known provider that specialized in high-end vehicles. They offered good coverage options and were pretty responsive when I had questions. And speaking of planning ahead, thinking about things like life insurance can also be part of making sure you’re covered in various aspects of life. It might seem unrelated, but having a good plan in place for different areas can really help with overall peace of mind.

 

Who is the well known provider?

 

Hello Bruce,
He didn't give any "well known provider", he came back later to edit in a spamming link for life insurance, said link has been removed. 🫢

Johnny

 

Just because you might be able to get an extended warranty does not mean they will cover your claim. Warranties ( ie, insurance companies ) during the past couple of years have “denied coverage” for most claims and or offered a small token of coverage Stay away from extended coverage/insurance companies unless insurance is a requirement( eg, a mortgage requirement ).