I really don't think a warranty is much help after two years. By then, they'll find a way to say it was due to abuse of some type. From there stand point, they would say if it were a manufacturing problem, why is not widespread.

JMO, but a two year warranty, a service manual and a good set of tools should be enough.

 

Yea, if you know how to turn a wrench, an extended warranty could be a waste. If I had a clutch or engine problem, I would most likely repair it with better aftermarket parts anyhow.