You should never buy an extended warranty. They have huge margins for those that sell them, and there is a reason for that. I bought a Jeep back in 94 with a bumper to bumper warranty. The steering wheel hub fell off (before airbags) but since it fell off and didn't break - not covered. The steering damper failed at 13K miles - not covered because it is considered a normal wear and tear item. The final straw was a problem with the power windows. The wiring failed - again not covered. They covered the switch and the motor, not the wiring. I was able to cancel and get some of my money back.
Going to disagree based off my experiences. The last 4 vehicles I've purchased all were bought with an extended warranty. It paid for itself very quickly(sadly), all vehicles were Mopars.
I've always been a Mopar guy, but I too will probably be done with modern mopars after my current ride expires.
