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Doug Spenthal, Walzer, Automotive Group, Walser.com. Tell us about this warranty for life thing.

You know, you understand a lot more about this than I do. Well, of course. I know you're not an automotive mechanic. So let me tell you a cool story.

This just happened a couple of days ago. I got an email. Somebody emailed me at dugatwalser.com,

and he goes, hey, I bought a 2005, and I think it was a Honda Accord, back in 2014, having some problems with the engine,

uh, do I have any coverage? So I called the Honda store. We looked it up and sure enough,

the card qualified for a lifetime power train warranty. So it had to be under 60,000 miles

at the time of purchase, uh, non-highline vehicle. And they covered the engine repair. Think

about what that means. That's a 13-year-old car, and the guy get his engine replaced. It doesn't

cover every single thing on the car, but it's like major medical coverage. So the engine goes bad,

transmission, four-wheel drive system. You're covered as long as you own the car, as long as you maintain it to factory standards.

It's pretty cool.

It actually is really cool.

Well, I mean, it's a lot cooler than you or me.

Well, it is really cool, though.

Yeah, I mean, 15-year-old car.

And that's why I buy all my cars and my family buys all their cars from walser automotivwalser.com because a warranty for life.

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