To have car warranty or not to have

[sean]

So I've now had my rcz for nearly 3 months and the warranty with the dealers is set to run out on the 1st of December. I've just had a call from mbg direct who the policy with the dealers was with.
So for £25 a month they will cover just about everything except entertainment system. My car is 9 year old with around 47000 on the clock its the 2. O hdi so it's still not even run in really. Is a warranty woth getting? What are the common faults with the 2.0hdi if any?

Thanks

 

[Kerr]

Never heard of them. Their reviews look poor.

I'd be surprised if their policy covered nearly everything on a 9 year old car.

 

[sean]

I checked the reviews and not great but also how many people leave reviews unless there's a problem?
I'm thinking of not bothering with the warranty, as from what I've been told here the hdi is pretty bullet proof, so findger crossed I've made the right decision.

 

[Ian J.]

This is an insurance so if there is a way of getting out of paying up they will so read all the small print and cap on liability
£25 per month is small beans if something big goes bang but best to know what you getting for the money.
2.0 hdi has a good reputation so I would be more inclined to pay for it if I had the petrol which has a number of weak points {I've got a petrol one}

 

[sean]

This is an insurance so if there is a way of getting out of paying up they will so read all the small print and cap on liability
£25 per month is small beans if something big goes bang but best to know what you getting for the money.
2.0 hdi has a good reputation so I would be more inclined to pay for it if I had the petrol which has a number of weak points {I've got a petrol one}

Yes the £25 a month isn't a lot but after checking the small print they will only pay the 1st £1000 of any claim so not going to both, hopefully I've made the right decision