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Originally Posted by dgcam55

Alex,

I know for dealer warranties particularly with Certified Used cars, that is common.
BUT - for the AAA extended warranty, the warranty covers from whatever mileage the car is at today PLUS the mileage you are purchasing coverage for.
In my prior warranty with them, they actually have the starting & ending mileage specified in the agreement. I had 100k coverage starting at 35k ending at 135k!

Dom

Hence my comment about reading the fine print... the one I referenced said it expires at the end of the term, not added on top of the odometer.

Your contract may be different, or AAA MidAtlantic just sucks at posting the correct information online.

See below:

“EXPIRATION MILEAGE
” means if the mileage term purchased exceeds fifty thousand (50,000) miles, this contract will expire at the mileage Term purchased (For
example, with the Term 72/100, i.e., seventy
Ͳtwo (72) months or one hundred thousand (100,000) miles, the contract will expire at one hundred thousand (100,000)
miles). The mileage Term is NOT added to the mileage on the odometer at the time of purchase. If the mileage Term purchased is fifty thousand (50,000) miles or less, the
mileage Term purchased IS added to the mileage on the odometer at the time of purchase. This Contract will expire at either the EXPIRATION DATE or the EXPIRATION
MILEAGE
, whichever occurs first, or when WE have wholly fulfilled OUR financial obligations under the terms of the Limit of Liability clause of SECTION
9ͲWHAT IS NOT
COVERED by this Contract.