Audi Warranty - comprehensive vs Named components

[Graeme4130]

Hi all
I'm about to reach the end of my warranty, and am looking at the option of extending through Audi for another 12months (when ill place an order for a B8 RS)
The cost difference between comprehensive and named components is huge (£1200 for comprehensive with £250 excess vs around 850 for named component)
The problem I have though is I can't find a list of 'named components' to see what's covered
Does anyone know what's on there or also just how 'comprehensive' the comprehensive insurance is ? Ie, does it cover everything such as seat clips or glovebox bolts etc as I've ever needed to make big claims on. Aj or mechanical components
Cheers
Graeme

[andymc]

snippet from www.audiextendedwarranty.co.uk

Named Component: Detail of cover
An Extender Warranty can be purchased if:
Under 100,000 miles at date of purchase
What is covered?
This Warranty covers the following listed factory fitted components (including labour to fit them). Claims for mechanical breakdown of covered parts due to wear and tear, which the gradual deterioration is caused by the effects of age and/or mileage, will be declined.
Automatic gearbox
Internal shafts, gears, clutches, brake bands, valve block, governor, oil pump, bearings and bushes, servo, ECU’s, reverse light switch, drive plate and transfer gears.
Engine
The rocker assembly, including hydraulic followers, inlet and exhaust valves (not burnt valves), springs and guides, cylinder head excluding de-coking, cylinder head gasket [except skim], push rods, camshaft and followers, timing gears and chains, oil pump, pistons and rings, cylinder bores, con rods, gudgeon pins and bearings, crankshaft and bearings, inlet manifold, flywheel and ring gear. Timing belts are covered provided that the last due change of belt has taken place as specified by the manufacturer's schedule [proof required].
Manual gearbox
Internal gears, synchromesh hubs, selectors, shafts, bearings and bushes and transfer gears.