I am at the end of my initial year of
free Onstar service.
I enjoyed the email diagnostic reports
every month.
Bought phone minutes. Never used them.
I always have a phone on me.
Once in a while I would lock my keyfob
in my car because I pressed the lock
button on the dashboard (which I still
do regularly). I had to call Onstar to
open the door.
However, if I can figure out how to stop
the car from locking with the keyfob inside
then I really don't see the need for Onstar.
The renewal costs $200 a year or something
like $30 a month. In either case, it's quite
expensive for something I may never use.
True, it's an insurance policy against help in
an accident but you have to weigh how likely
you think it may happen.
These are tough economic times for everyone.
Usually I wouldn't scoff at paying $200 for the
renewal, but for the next few months it's gonna
be a little tough to cough it up.
Anyone feeling the same way or want to talk
me out of not renewing?
free Onstar service.
I enjoyed the email diagnostic reports
every month.
Bought phone minutes. Never used them.
I always have a phone on me.
Once in a while I would lock my keyfob
in my car because I pressed the lock
button on the dashboard (which I still
do regularly). I had to call Onstar to
open the door.
However, if I can figure out how to stop
the car from locking with the keyfob inside
then I really don't see the need for Onstar.
The renewal costs $200 a year or something
like $30 a month. In either case, it's quite
expensive for something I may never use.
True, it's an insurance policy against help in
an accident but you have to weigh how likely
you think it may happen.
These are tough economic times for everyone.
Usually I wouldn't scoff at paying $200 for the
renewal, but for the next few months it's gonna
be a little tough to cough it up.
Anyone feeling the same way or want to talk
me out of not renewing?