When you own ANY vehicle, it is very likely you will have a number of mechanical breakdowns. However, if you purchase an extended warranty, you will be protected from the high cost of mechanical repairs.

Whether you are across town or across the country when an unforeseen repair is required, an extended warranty will provide you with peace of mind.

With the average length of vehicle ownership rising, comes a greater risk of mechanical failures and costly repairs like those illustrated below.

Free yourself from unexpected repair bills. Protect your vehicle with an Auto Warranty Protection coverage that best suits your needs and your budget.

Most new vehicles come with a 3 year /36,000 mile bumper-to-bumper (comprehensive) warranty. This is what is known as a "manufacturer's warranty". An Extended Vehicle Service Contract / warranty, is a contract that provides coverage that goes beyond the 3 year / 36,000 mile limit of the manufacturer's warranty. You are assured that for a specified amount of time and/or mileage, the parts, labor and sales tax (if applicable) required for replacement or repair of covered mechanical systems in your vehicle will be paid.

Every vehicle on the road is open to the possibility of a mechanical failure. The older the vehicle gets and the more miles that are put on it, the more likely a breakdown is. It makes sense that the manufacturers are only there to protect you for a limited amount of time. Components such as computer related items could fail regardless of your driving habits. With the complexity of vehicles today, one major repair often costs more than an extended warranty itself. An extended service plan will be there for you when you need it the most, once the manufacturer is no longer there to protect you from high repair costs.

Why buy it now? I'm still covered by the manufacturer?

The earlier you purchase your warranty, the less expensive it is. This is just like life insurance. The older a person is the more expensive the insurance. As your vehicle ages and accrues mileage, the price for protection rises. Prices may also increase due to increasing labor and parts prices. It simply makes sense to lock in today's low prices and protect yourself from tomorrow's rising repair rates.

Even after the manufacturers warranty expires on your vehicle, you are still eligible for extended coverage. You can get coverage on ANY vehicle regardless of year or mileage with few exceptions.

Absolutely. For a modest transfer fee, you can transfer the warranty to another private purchaser of your vehicle. Vehicles with extended warranties typically offer much higher resale values because the buyer knows they are not going to get hit with huge repair costs.