Extended warranty on Cobalt?

depends on the dealer selling it they set the price

Don't it it…extended warranties are a sham.

You'll be betting that your car will break down…they be betting that your car won't…

House rules…house ALWAYS wins!!! Understand? They are NOT in business to LOSE money, but to make money.

A better bet…take the money that you would have spent on an extended warranty, and put it in a CD/Saving account…that way at the end of the "extended" warranty duration…it'll be YOUR $$$$.

I have a Ss Cobalt super charge and it cost me 1100 for the extended warranty

"They are NOT in business to LOSE money, but to make money."———– No company is, that is a silly statement. EVERY company is in business to make money, but not all companies are in the business to screw the customer. Dont generalize a whole industry based on a few companies. Just like the car dealership where the car was purchased, are they in it to screw the customer because there are other dealerships that do, or are they in it to make money.

As far as the original questions.

Depending on the level of coverage and the term you want you are looking at $1000-$1400. This of course depends on the place you buy the "warranty" from. Dealerships are allowed to add a decent profit on top of the contract, but a credit union or insurance agent just gets a set commission which is usually far less than the dealership.

Remember to read the coverage you purchased regardless of what the person selling it tells you. That way you wont have any suprises when you take your vehicle in. It happens all the time people buy the cheapest coverage and think it covers EVERYTHING. You get what you pay for. You buy the cheapest you will get the lowest coverage, which usually only covers your drivetrain (engine/trans/axle).