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Where can I buy a Prius Extended Warranty?

March 15, 2005 / Dave Taylor / d) None of the Above / 44 Comments

Dave, at the end of your Extended Service Contracts: pro-business, anti-consumer article, you said “with the extended service contract for my Toyota Prius, if you are convinced that you want to buy the warranty, shop around and find the best price: you have an entire year after purchase to extend the warranty and certainly don’t need to be pressured into it by a salesperson at the point of purchase.”
We are looking for the best price on this extended warranty and are wondering where you found the best price? Is the dealer where the car was purchased bound to honor a warranty that was purchased elsewhere?

Let me answer this by quoting a different article I wrote on this subject:
I bought a 2004 Toyota Prius almost 18 months ago now, sat on the waiting list for months and months, and finally got a ride into John Elway Toyota of Denver, Colorado to complete the paperwork and pick up my new vehicle.
The price wasn’t negotiable, so the transaction should have been easy and straightforward, and it was. Until we got to the extended warranty…
The thing is, with a major redesign for the 2004 model and an overall hybrid design that hasn’t yet been in the field for five years, I was a bit anxious about the long-term reliability of the entire (quite complex) electrical system on the Prius, so I really did want an extended warranty.
Turns out that John Elway Toyota is part of AutoNation, so their spiel is that everything’s already at the bottom price they can go, and that it’s all a good deal because, well, they sell lots of cars and you should trust them. Yeah. Trust a car dealership.
The seven year, 75,000 mile, zero deductible extended warranty was what I was interested in, and they showed me an invoice for about $2000 for this addition, but could discount it to $1750.
Okay, I say, let’s do it. We wrote up the paperwork, I signed it, and drove home in my new Prius, the most wonderful car I’ve ever owned.
That night I got curious and poked around on the net, to see how much extended warranties should cost. What I found out surprised the heck out of me: you can buy an extended warranty from any authorized Toyota dealership in the United States, at any time before the standard warranty expires.
Further research produced a bunch of different salespeople at Toyota dealerships around the United States, folk who would be happy to sell an extended warranty at a significant discount.
On a whim, I called Troy Dietrich at Toyota of Greenfield (Massachusetts) and asked him about how much his dealership would charge me for an extended warranty on a 2004 Toyota Prius. His quoted price: $750.
Wow! I was floored, and the next morning I called John Elway Toyota and said I’d changed my mind about the extended warranty and needed to have them rewrite all the paperwork. They grumbled, but they did, and that afternoon I went back to the dealership and signed the new paperwork, sans warranty.
Finally, a few months later (since there was no rush), I called up Troy and this time he said that it’d cost me $690.00 for the 7/75/0 warranty on my Prius. I said “you got a deal!” and faxed him a signed mileage statement, a copy of my vehicle registration (including the all-important vehicle identification number, the VIN), and my contact information.
Three weeks later, I received my extended warranty from Toyota corporate and was darn pleased with myself for saving $1060 on my warranty.
If you’re in the same situation with a newly-purchased car, I encourage you to call a few out-of-state dealers to see if they’ll sell you a factory extended warranty for less than your dealer. If you have a Toyota, you’re also welcome to call Troy Dietrich at (413) 772-0231. Tell him “Dave Taylor sent me”. 🙂
Finally, it’s a generic Toyota warranty, so there’s no way for your dealer to know where it came from, and even if they did, they’re contractually obligated to honor it and perform the services you need.

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44 comments on “Where can I buy a Prius Extended Warranty?”

  1. Dean says:
    April 16, 2015 at 12:26 pm

    I bought a used 2009 Toyota Prius a few years ago from the original owner and had the Platinum 7 year / 100K mile warranty transferred to me. By the way, the warranty can only be transferred ONCE, as far as I understand. I am SO HAPPY that I had that warranty! It has saved me over $4,500 in repairs bills! The latest was (at 86k mi) the Coolant Flow Control Valve went out – – a $640 repair – – fully covered. Thank goodness! I was never a big fan of extended warranties, but after this experience, I will never buy another car without one! If you can get a 7/100k Platinum warranty for around $1,000, DO IT!

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  2. I says:
    August 25, 2014 at 12:37 pm

    Troy saved me about $500 on my Prius extended warranty – I’ve already used it twice, it was worth it. Thanks Dave Taylor and Troy Dietrich.

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  3. trish lenk says:
    December 31, 2011 at 9:41 pm

    Based on reading your column I purchased a Lexus extended warranty from Troy Dietrich at a $700 savings for the exact same Lexus warranty that all the other Lexus dealers sell for hundred of dollars more. Troy was efficient and easy to work with.

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  4. Tonya says:
    July 4, 2011 at 8:44 am

    Can u purchase extended warranty on your prius if car is older than 3 years and more than 36000 miles

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  5. John says:
    September 20, 2010 at 11:47 am

    Here’s a follow-up on the post from my March 17, 2009 post. We bought an extended warranty from Troy Dietrich. A few months ago the “Stability Control” (VSC) light was on. Turned out it needed over $900 worth of work ALL covered by my local Toyota (Dallas, TX) dealership. The initial cost of the warranty more than paid for this expense. I just got off the phone with Mr. Dietrich about purchasing an extended warranty for my 2009 Prius. The prices he quoted we more than 50% less than the best price my local dealership offered. I highly recommend Troy!

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  6. steve says:
    May 6, 2010 at 12:08 pm

    I also called several stores across the U.S. to find a price on a warranty for my 2009 Avalon Limited. I ended up going with Sean Kalist of Crown Toyota in Lawrence, Ks. I received a 7 year 125,000 mile Platinum with $0 deductible for $1,340.00 feel free to contact him at sean@crownautomotive.com

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  7. Eric Yang says:
    December 2, 2009 at 9:15 pm

    Thank you Dave- for getting the words out on those decent places to do business with. Like you I signed on a “discounted deal” of 1050 for 7/70 Toyota extended warranty at the time of purchasing my 2009 Prius from a Boston area dealership last September. Then I surfed on the web and hit on your page. I called up Troy Dietrich of Greenfield Toyota the next day and found out he can offer me a 7/100 plan for 990 and 7/70 plan only costs 695. Needless to say, I canceled the first deal. Even after paying $25 administration fee I still came out ahead.

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  8. Tom says:
    August 10, 2009 at 8:35 pm

    Thank you for posting the information about Troy Dietrich of Greenfield Toyota. I got the extended coverage for my Prius. Troy was able to save me $700 off what I was able to find locally. The transaction was easy. I would recommend getting the extended coverage. My first Prius broke down twice. The bills were about $10,000.00 and the warranty covered the cost. Not everyone can work on a Prius and dealer costs are expensive.

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  9. Tom says:
    May 27, 2009 at 12:38 pm

    I just got off the phone with Troy Dietrich of Greenfield Toyota and the process went very simply. He quoted $1,055 for my 2009 Prius. I just needed to fax in the purchase agreement and mileage and he called back to get credit card information. I couldn’t have been happier.
    I did try calling Neil Hull at the information above, but it appears he’s left Molle Automotive Group.

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  10. Gayle says:
    April 13, 2009 at 6:11 pm

    I have to also recomend Troy Dietrich of Greenfield Toyota. I purchased my entended warranty on my 2005 Prius last year, and again this year an extended warranty on my Toyota FJ Cruiser. The price was half of what I was quoted in Caifornia. The process could not be easier, or more pleasant. This is the way to go!

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  11. alaina says:
    April 13, 2009 at 5:55 pm

    I have a 2008 camry hybrid with 32,000 miles. I called several place for qoutes. I end up going with Jake Sacks at crownautomotive.com. I puchased a 7yr/100k for 940.
    feel free to contact him at jsacks@crownautomotive.com

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  12. John says:
    March 17, 2009 at 3:18 pm

    Back in 2004 we bought a 2004 Toyota Highland from a local dealership in the Dallas area. They tried to sell us an extended warranty for the vehicle that wasn’t even an Toyota warranty but some other brand for over 2,000. Luckily, I found this site and talked to Troy Dietrich. He said I could get a platinum warranty with no deductible and we could wait until the just before the factory warranty expired. So whem our Highlander reached about 30,000 miles about 30 months later we purchased the extended platinum warranty from Troy for less than $900. (It been a while, I don’t remember the cost.) We have 55K miles on it now and I an happy to say that we have nevered had any warranty work done on it, but the $900 is definately worth the peeace of mind. BTW – you can purchase the extended warranty for a used car too if it is still under the regular factory warranty.

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  13. Fxshenate says:
    February 20, 2009 at 10:18 am

    By the way, the message above is for a 2006 Toyota Avalon with 44,000 miles on it. I have tried Midwest Toyota but they only sell them if the car is still in warranty but I know you can purchase one because my dealer offered it to me. I’m trying to get the Platinum Toyota Extra Care Vehicle Service Agreement for a better price. Thanks for any help.

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  14. Fxshenate says:
    February 20, 2009 at 10:13 am

    Is it possible for me to purchase from a Toyota Dealership anywhere in the country a Platinum Toyota Extra Care Vehicle Service Agreement? My dealership offered me the plan but they wanted too much money. If anyone knows of someone who can sell this to me I would appreciate name and number. I am paying for it upfront. Thanks.

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  15. Darlene says:
    February 18, 2009 at 6:19 pm

    Thanks so much for the information on your site. We live in Canada and have just purchased a used 2004 Prius from our local Toyota dealer and are looking into buying an extended warranty. Do you know if we could buy a warranty from another dealer in Canada and still have it honored?

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  16. Neil Hull says:
    February 6, 2009 at 9:59 am

    I now sell Factory extended warrantys for all GM, Audi, VW, and still Toyota products. Helping you save in these tough economic times is one of my goals. Thanks to all for the positive postings!
    Neil Hull CIO
    Molle Automtoive Group
    785 217 3212 Cell M-F 8-5
    816 942 5200 Ext 139 (Dealership)M-F

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  17. Vish says:
    September 13, 2008 at 5:51 pm

    Hi,
    I am looking to purchase a 7yr/100K/$0 ded Toyota platinum extended warranty for 2009 Camry LE this week. Can someone suggest what they have recently paid for that?
    I am planning to contact Neil of Molle Toyota and Troy of Greenfield Toyota this week.
    Thanks,
    -Vish

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  18. Steve says:
    May 13, 2008 at 3:21 pm

    Just bought my 7 yr / 75K mile extended warranty from Neil Hull at Molle Toyota. Very happy with the low price of $645. My local dealership couldn’t touch it. Thanks Neil!
    Not sure if the previous poster’s question was in regards to this, but Neil is at a Toyota dealership and is selling Toyota warranties.

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  19. kelly says:
    May 1, 2008 at 5:32 pm

    It was mentioned to me that Toyota warranties may only be extended through Toyota. I was told it it unlawful for any outside (non Toyota) warranty company to extend a Toyota warranty in California. Is this true?

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  20. Andrea says:
    March 10, 2008 at 2:26 pm

    Has anyone had to use the extended warranty on a Prius? I’m about to buy a 2008. Thanks!

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  21. rj says:
    February 24, 2008 at 10:02 am

    In January 2008, I bought a Platinum Extended Warranty for my new 2008 Toyota Highlander from Neil Hull @ Molle Toyota @ 816-942-5200
    Ext. 139 because Neil made me the best deal.
    Everything went smooth–no complications.
    THANK YOU NEIL.
    rj

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  22. Neil says:
    November 13, 2007 at 2:44 pm

    Cory,
    You do not have to purchase the extended care plan at time of purchase. You have up to 36 months or 36K miles to buy it. Sounds like your dealership is pressuring you into a corner. Feel free to drop me an email and I would be glad to clear up or answer any questions you can think of.
    Congratulations on the Tundra purchase. I bought one myself and love it! Wish I would have gotten the 5.7L in hindsight though.
    Neil Hull CIO
    Molle Toyota
    785 217 3212
    neilh@molletoyota.com
    http://www.toyotawarrantyplans.com
    Take care and good luck!

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  23. Cory says:
    November 10, 2007 at 5:37 am

    I am purchasing an 07 Tundra and after much research, wheelin’ n’ dealin’ I have them down to the price I want. Next we discussed the extended warranty (I am cursed when it comes to cars so it has always paid off). I was told unless I buy it at the time of purchase it will cost me $2200 because then the truck is considered used but they are willing to “knock off $300” just for me so it will only cost me $1680. Is this true or was I flat out lied to in order to get me to purchase the warranty?
    After reading all these posts and getting some numbers and names to check out, I am going to look around.
    I appreciate your feedback.

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  24. Neil says:
    October 5, 2007 at 8:22 am

    You can buy your extended care agreement from any Toyota dealership. All Toyota dealerships purchase them from Toyota Financial Services. You are not required to contact any before having your warranty work performed. The dealership performing the work contacts Toyota to authorize the work.
    The dealership performing the work prefers you to have bought the warranty from them because most dealerships loose money on warranty repairs. This is what drives some dealerships to swear that you must buy it there. So if in the future you do need to use it, they have made some profit up front in the sale of the warranty.
    Feel free to e-mail me for any questions and the straight scoop on purchasing your extended care, or maintenance services. I promise great prices and the best customer service in the industry.
    Neil Hull CIO
    Molle Automotive
    neilh@molletoyota.com
    785 217 3212 Cell

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  25. Jesse says:
    July 9, 2007 at 3:12 pm

    I have been told that in California you can only by the extended warranty form the selling dealer. Is this correct?

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  26. Linda says:
    April 27, 2007 at 1:22 pm

    I called Neil Hull at Molle Toyota and it could not have been easier for our brand new 2007 Prius. Very responsive, best price, quick turnaround…..the absolute best.

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  27. Randy says:
    March 28, 2007 at 7:53 pm

    I contacted Neil Hull at Molle Toyota and purchased a factory Toyota Platinum warranty for our new Prius at a huge discount over what our local dealer could offer. Neil was great to work with- very responsive and straight forward- I would highly recommend anyone who is considering purchasing an extended warranty for their Toyota to call him first before committing to anything.
    Randy

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  28. Neil Hull says:
    March 22, 2007 at 9:16 am

    Hey this is Neil Hull and I have moved to the number one Toyota dealership in the midwest. We are #1 out of 75 Toyota dealerships for 9 years straight, and with that I can give even deeper discounts on extended warranties and service plans.
    For any Warrant, GAP insurance or vehicle needs drop me an e-mail at neilh@molletoyota.com
    Neil Hull CIO
    Molle Automotive Group
    785 217 3212 Cell
    816 942 5200
    neilh@molletoyota.com

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  29. Kevin Poole says:
    December 15, 2006 at 8:42 am

    Reading the above post on the 2007 Matrix 7 year 75K 0 deductible warranty I must say I just bought a 2007 matrix and got a 7 year 75K 0 deductible warranty from Crown Automotive for only 499.00. That’s much cheaper than $570.00
    I called over 13 dealerships and Crown was the cheapest. If you are buying a car next year they are lowering their warranty cost even more in 2007. Check out their webpage http://www.crowntoyotawarranites.com
    Call and ask for Neil @ 785 691 6149, or simply send him an e mail at neil@crownautomotive.com Tell them Kevin sent you.

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  30. Shelley says:
    December 1, 2006 at 9:45 pm

    Just out of curiousity, has anyone ever had to USE their Toyota Platinum warranty??
    Are Toyota’s that good that they never break??
    LOL

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  31. Shelley says:
    December 1, 2006 at 9:38 pm

    Hello,
    I need to post this because this is really great info for anyone interested in Toyota Extra Care Platinum warranty. I purchased an extended warranty from my dealership when I purchased my 2007 Matrix 3 weeks ago for $1095 for 7 year/75000 mile with 0 deductible. About a week ago I started looking online and researching extended warranties for Toyota. I found many posts about Troy Dietrich of Toyota of Greenfield, MA giving discounts for internet customers, so I called him. I was shocked when he told me it would be only about 635 for my warranty through him, and he said all I have to do to cancel the one I purchased would be to go to the dealer and fill out a form. So, next morning I did that, called him back and I needed to fax him a letter with my miles on my car, a copy of the registration, and he would put in the order. I asked him to confirm the price because he wasn’t at his desk when he had quoted me the 635, and he said, oh, it is actually less, only 570. I said, wow, I can’t believe it! So, I put my order in on Tuesday and already received the receipt in the mail today, 3 days later.
    So, it is so worth shopping around! 500 bucks I saved!
    Troy was also a lot less than both crownauto AND toyotawarranty.com who claim they are the lowest.
    He is very nice, trustworthy, and very fast at getting back to you!!!
    I told him I would spread the word!! It’s almost too good to be true!
    : ) Shelley
    Call for your quote:
    Toyota of Greenfield, MA, 413-772-0231 , ask for Troy Dietrich
    Tell him I sent you!!! He will be happ

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  32. Sri says:
    November 29, 2006 at 7:11 pm

    Troy Dietrich (Toyota of Greenfield – 413-772-0231) was wonderful offering me 7 year/100K miles/$0 deductible warranty for our sweet 2007 Prius. I would highly recommend him and glad to have checked the internet.
    Thanks,
    Sri.

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  33. Peter Markstein says:
    November 1, 2006 at 7:12 pm

    I’ve read that there is a law in California that prevents anyone other than the selling dealer to quote or sell an extended warranty? Is that true?
    I read your article about getting an extended warranty for a Prius (which I will get in a few days), so I really would like to know if I can get the extended warranty the way you describe it.
    Thanks,
    Peter.

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  34. Christine says:
    September 29, 2006 at 11:42 pm

    Thanks so much for the tip! I called Troy this morning, and he offered me the 7 year/75,000 mile warranty for $695, and the 7 year/100,000 mile warranty for $990. My husband and I are delighted to have saved over $900 off of the dealer “discounted” price. I’m picking up my Prius this evening and couldn’t be happier. Thanks again!

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  35. George Zier Zier says:
    September 1, 2006 at 8:34 pm

    Just recieved my warranty from Troy. $880.00 for a Platinum 7/100000/0. This iwas on a 2006 TRD 4X4 Tacoma. What a bargain! Hope I never have to use it. Glad I found your comment. Always greatful for a bargain,
    George in Las Vegas…

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  36. Dennis Rios says:
    September 1, 2006 at 11:03 am

    I read with great interest about buying my own warranty. I’m a little concerned about the part that says to contact the “administrator” prior to proceeding with repairs. Could someone advise me who and where that is, and if can they refuse to do any work because you did not THEIR warranty. Of course I would hate to buy the warranty only to find out no Honda dealer will honor it where I live. Thanks

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  37. T Teller says:
    August 8, 2006 at 12:27 pm

    After substantial research, I elected to purchase the Toyota Extended Service for a VERY new, 2006 Prius (Platinum 6/100,000/0 was the best fit for me). Toyota lists the plan at $1675. The dealer where we bought the car offered it at $1475. I contacted Troy Dietrich at Toyota and Ford of Greenfield [(413)773-5455] and joined his many happy customers at $875. Troy was great to work with and easy to manage the deal long distance. I am certainly happy to offer my high praise to what many others have reported here.

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  38. lyn says:
    August 5, 2006 at 1:24 pm

    Thank you so much for providing such great info on alternative sources for Prius warranties
    After reviewing other sites regarding extended warranties I decided to call on Troy Dietrich at Greenfield Toyota as you recommended. What a great guy! Being a ultimate procrastinator I waited til the last minute and had only couple days left to get it once Troy returned from his vacation. He didn’t worry and did it right away.
    I wholehearted recommend Troy Dietrich at Greenfield Toyota/Ford if anyone needs a Toyota, Lexus or Scion warranty.
    His office is now at Greenfield Ford, the number there is (413)773-5455.

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  39. Mark "Warranty" Peterson says:
    June 16, 2006 at 3:58 pm

    You can also find good deals on Warranties from companies online such as The Auto Club (www.theautoclub.com). I paid almost 40% less for my Toyota warranty using them. Just make sure to check to see if they are backed by an A+ rated insurance company or you can stand to lose your coverage if they go under.

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  40. elaine says:
    February 4, 2006 at 2:01 pm

    Thanks, Dave, for providing such great info, particularly alternative sources for Prius warranties. When my gas guzzling Sienna (which I loved!) was smashed, egg-rolled 1-1/4 times, and ultimately wrapped around a telephone pole by a side blow from an errant school bus (no kids on the bus and no grandchildren in my van, thank god!), I was provided with the opportunity to Go Green. I felt safer in the Sienna, and it did save my life. After a month, I’m beginning to appreciate the way the Prius handles and I love love loved watching the 40+ mileage on my first tank of gas.
    Troy Dietrich at Greenfield Toyota was great, and getting the warranty from him was a painless process. He apologized for the slight increase in warranty price, bringing it up to $695. Though it’s true that all approved Toyota dealers must honor the warranty for repair services, it is worth noting that STEP 1 of the process to submit claims (page 6) explicity states: “Contact your selling dealer for all repair work. If this is not possible, then YOU MUST (caps mine) contact the Administrator PRIOR TO PROCEEDING WITH REPAIRS (caps theirs).”

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  41. Peggy says:
    November 9, 2005 at 5:18 pm

    Remember that Oregon has NO sales tax! I bought an extended warranty for my father’s Cadillac from a Portland dealer and will do the same for my Prius. I live in New Jersey.
    Gotta save where we can.

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  42. Dave Taylor says:
    November 6, 2005 at 2:46 am

    Don’t know for sure, Bill, but it seems reasonable that Dietrich should be able to help you with a Scion warranty too. Good luck!

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  43. Bill Morris says:
    November 5, 2005 at 7:51 pm

    Saw your comments on the Toyota Extended Warranty. I have an 06 Scion xB on order. Will the extended warranty they try to sell me be a warranty from Toyota or one special for Scion? In other words, could I contact Troy Dietrich for a warranty that would cover my Scion? Thank you very much for your help.

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  44. Brenda says:
    July 3, 2005 at 8:39 am

    Picking my jaw up off the ground here….. WOW!!!! I am so glad that I decided to do some browsing on Prius stuff and subsequently, extended warranties. I can’t even believe it. Just 2 days ago, I paid a whoppin’ $1976.00 for my Toyota Extra Care Platinum Warranty!!!! I am definitely going to follow your advice here!!!
    Thank you TONS!!!
    -Bren 🙂
    P.S. I LOVE my Prius!! 🙂

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