Should i get a power train warranty on an 08 Audi A4 with 57k miles on it?

I just bought an Audi A4 quattro s line with 57k miles on it. Should i get a powertrain warranty on it for 2 years an extra $21 a month ($1136.00) or 3 years for an extra $36 a month ($1850.00)? Since its a German car is it a good idea to get the transmission covered, or is it just a waste of money?Should i get a power train warranty on an 08 Audi A4 with 57k miles on it?German cars are reliable enough not to pay for warranty, but it also depends on its driver. Some drivers can destroy immortal audi Q5 3.2L 2011 automatic tiptronic transmission for 7 days. My young son did it. Seems like fo泻 fun, but I was in the car and he did nothing especial. Now tiptronic shift works well, but when I chnge it to automatic, it can not gather speed driving up a hill.Should i get a power train warranty on an 08 Audi A4 with 57k miles on it?Get the warranty. Warranties are always a waste of money until something breaks that costs more than the warranty itself in which case it was then a great idea to buy the warranty. All comes down to risk and peace of mind. If you are not going to modify or abuse the car and observe proper maintenance intervals you probably don't need the transmission coveredShould i get a power train warranty on an 08 Audi A4 with 57k miles on it?It is quite a lot of money, and the car is quite new. On the other hand, if something goes wrong, it can be really expensive to fix. I would play it safe and go for it, but it's all up to you.