<prompt> Human: I have a 2012 Ford Focus, bought it new. I recently had issues with the transmission so they replaced the computer and other stuff, which was all covered under extended warranty they provided specifically for those recalls. I realized that my original warranty on my car had expired, warranty for everything else, so I asked about buying extended warranty. Salesman tells me to buy this Platinum package and says I can get a deal at 2650. I know this car is going to break down again soon, so I figured it wasnt a bad idea. Well, it got denied by the service provider.Heres the letter:Dear MSDEMACIA:We are in receipt of your application on the above referenced agreement. Unfortunately, the vehicle does not qualify under our guidelines for the coverage applied for and no service agreement will be issued. Please contact your selling dealer for other options that may be available or a full refund of the amount paid. If you should have any questions regarding this notice, please contact your selling dealer or MPP Company.Reason for declination: TOO OLD AND TOO MANY MILES FOR AFTERMARKET PLATINUM COVERAGEMy car is 5 years old and has 53k miles. Is that really too old and too many miles?I called the dealership and the refund people arent in until Monday, so Ill call back then. My dad says I should get a different warranty plan, but I dont know.Should I request a refund and buy a different extended warranty plan or just the refund and save that money for another car when this one isnt worth it anymore?Just as side info, my father provided the money to buy the car. The money I used to pay for the warranty is money that is meant for college complicated break. So in the future, I wont have the money to buy a new car again like I did with the focus. I do like the car. I like the cool features, not the crappy transmission issues. So I dont know if I should put money towards keeping it alive as long as I can or if I should not bother.  <response>: Get your refund and dont buy an extended warranty. 