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hi Jeff, Thanks for your response.. Now let me give you some more info. I am financially doing okay and a repair down the road won't break the bank. My only worry is that i drive 20k miles a year and i will lose the warranty sometime next year when i hit 36k miles (well before the 3 years period). I'm thinking this car has LOTS of electronic components (adaptive cruise control etc..) and if one of those breaks the repair cost will negate any and all money i saved on gas from driving an electric vehicle. On the other hand i do see your point about buying insurance. It's definitely a gamble. Now the 8 year/100000 mile warranty we get on the battery. Does that cover the battery only or the whole of the hybrid drivetrain etc... ? As of now i'm leaning to just keep my $1380 it would cost me to by an ESP and hope for the best. What guides my decision is that i have put 11k miles on it so far with no problems at all. If i were to have some early defects/problems in the car they'd have shown up by now.

hey guys, i have a question... Usually i don't buy Extended Warranties bec research shows they are not worth the money. But, my current 2014 FFE is being drive to work about 19000 miles a year. I already have 11k miles on it. I plan to keep it at least 5 to 7 years. What do you guys recommend?

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I called Ford on the number mentioned above and the guy who answered the phone told me that i cannot stack this coupon with the competitive lease conquest. I'd like to hear feedback from others about this. Anyone here has gotten the coupon and the lease conquest.

Hi guys, i have received the $1000 coupon from ford. Do you know if it's compatible with the competitive lease conquest?