Check the warranty booklet... Should be 3/36 bumper-to-bumper, not just powertrain. How would they sell the cars if they had a non-standard 3 year warranty... except for normal "wear" items like brake pads/rotors, clutch, etc. Daimler Chrysler has a pretty standard warranty... should be the same as the other performance models like the Charger SRT-8...

We are talking about a "new" car warranty though, not an aftermarket warranty that may be offered by another entity aside from Chrysler... There, you really don't know what you are getting until you read the fine print.

Extended warranties are transferable, and in my opinion, will add to the resale value of the car if you go with a private party sale.