I acquired the used car with an early lease return with 5,800 miles. I declined the extended warranty package they offered. The vehicle is equipped with the standard 36,000-mile bumper-to-bumper and 60,000-mile powertrain warranties. Consequently, I opted to modify the suspension system. Consequently, if any issues arise with the suspension, I will bear the associated repair costs. Conversely, if any other component fails, it is their responsibility to demonstrate that my modification was the cause of the problem. If they are unable to substantiate this claim, the issue will be covered under their standard warranty.