"How about setting up a savings account and put away some cash
every month in anticipation of the coming need. Start with the
$2450.00 and keep adding $100.00 a month. That's what we do
and it works great.".....

Quicksilver .... excellent advice.

I would also add.... as the vehicle gets closer to the end of the CPO
warranty period you could take the vehicle to your Indy ...pay them the
money to go over the vehicle with a fine toothed comb, identify the issues,
then take that list to your service manager. If they balk , maybe it is time
to trade in for another CPO ? or move on. If really worried , but want to
keep the ride... use Quiksilver's idea but bump up the initial buy in.

Good luck. I personally think those extended warranties / service contracts
are loss leaders for the consumer. Especially if you are a low/moderate mileage user.