I have a 2003 Saturn Vue with a CVT transmission that qualifies for a GM 50% cost of repair warranty program. This sounds great at first then the problem pops up. The dealer that will actually be doing the work has added over a $1, 000.00 to the repair they [can not] and will not even try to explain. Try calling any GM dealer that does work on Saturns and [ask for the retail price] for the transmission it is $3, 030.70. The dealer here in Kissimmee Florida, Starling Chevrolet says they need $495.00 more than retail or around $3, 500.00. I ask why are they doing this, they say "we just are" then they add aditional time and material cost. This is unethical and i can't get GM to weigh in on the matter. My name is John Hill and my email address is [email protected]