Your car’s warranty covers any unpredicted mechanical or electrical failure. Extending your warranty is beneficial if you plan to keep your vehicle beyond the standard manufacturer’s warranty period. Any electrical or mechanical breakdowns become the owner’s liability when the manufacturer’s warranty expires. So, unfortunately, you’ll be paying out of pocket – which can be extremely costly. Not many people have the necessary cash to fix these things – unless you have a savings account expressly set aside for car maintenance and repairs. Depending on what part breaks down, you could end up high and dry with a broken car that…