2008 Raider LS Extended Cab Pickup Warranty

Warranties on new Cnvrt Cab Short models continue to grow as the manufacturers compete and attempt to lure new buyers. View details of the Raider warranty program offered by Mitsubishi below.

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2008 Mitsubishi Raider LS Extended Cab Pickup Warranty Program

Basic Coverage	5 yr. / 60,000 mi.	Roadside Assistance	5 yr. / Unlimited mi.
Free Maintenance	N/A	Rust	7 yr. / 100,000 mi.
Drivetrain	5 yr. / 60,000 mi.

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