August 7th, 2007 by Darren Dunner
Auto warranty is a service offered by the dealer to maintain and repair the vehicle for a specified period of time. The warranty covers the drive train, power train, steering mechanism and brake system. However, the warranty does not cover the replacement of expensive spare parts. There are two categories of warranty. The warranty is issued to brand new cars are referred to as new car warranty. The warranty issued to used cars is called aftermarket auto warranty.
The warranty period depends on the age of the car and the distance covered by it. If you want an age specific warranty, it is available between three months and three years. If you want a warranty, which is based on the distance covered by the car, it is available in the range of 3,000 miles to 30,000 miles. To begin with, it is better to go for a short duration warranty. In case, you are not satisfied with the service, you can change it.
Before finalizing a new car warranty, evaluate at least five offers from different agencies. It is better to opt for bumper-to-bumper warranty. It takes care of the entire car for the specified period of time. Consult the dealer before buying the warranty.
August 6th, 2007 by Darren Dunner
The new car warranty is perhaps one of the more important assets that a new car owner should own. Also known as the manufacturer’s warranty (because it is generated by the vehicle manufacturer or a specific dealer authorized by the manufacturer), the new car warranty provides such guarantee as coverage for certain parts of the vehicle in the instance of breakdowns, services and repairs.
Not all new car warranties are the same. Both types of coverage provided and the limitations of the coverage can vary from one warranty provider to another. One general rule is that all new car warranties must be provided once a new car is being purchased, inclusive within the final purchase price of the vehicle.
The new car warranty generally covers a new vehicle for up to five years, but you may get warranties which start from as low as two years of coverage. Additionally, some warranties may include a mileage limitation that makes the warranty void if you cover a certain amount of miles before your warranty time coverage is up. The coverage itself of the new car warranty can vary from anything between limited coverage to full coverage – it is important that you make no assumptions with your warranty. Find out exactly what you are and are not covered for.
August 2nd, 2007 by Darren Dunner
When you are planning to purchase a new car it is suggested that you confirm the new car warranty, which comes with the car. Not all the new car warranties offer the same benefits to the owners. A warranty gives the owner a shield against any major expenditure, in case of breakdown or mechanical failure. A general warranty covers major failures like the transmission, engine, belt drive and transaxle. The best guaranties even cover heating, antilock brakes, air conditioning, overheating, air bags and most of the computer systems and accessories.
New car warranties apply to new automobiles and are valid even if the vehicle changes hands. A full warranty of the manufacturer gives all the necessary services to the owner almost at no cost. It even allocates diagnosis of all the covered systems, and reinstallation and removal of all the covered components inside a system. Several dealers make an alternative car available for the duration of emergency and scheduled service events. This helps owners to carry on with their regular schedule without any hindrance.
New cars that are driven out of a dealership are covered fully by the manufacturer’s warranty. Increased consumer demand for them has forced dealers to bundle warranties as a part of the promotion package.
August 1st, 2007 by Darren Dunner
Whenever a new car is bought the company provides a fixed duration warranty to the spare parts. Under this warranty, not all the parts of the car are covered, however one may get a warranty for new cars get done by a private warranty providing company by paying a small premium. Getting the warranty certificate helps in reducing the risk involved and provides an extra option for a customer in terms of warranty.
For new cars the premium that is to be paid to get the warranty done is only a fixed small amount when compared to the money required for getting the warranty for an old car.
There are some individual companies that deal in providing warranty of the new cars that can be extended at an extra premium. However the extended warranty cost comes out to be less than the cost that is required for getting the car’s warranty renewed. By getting the warranty of the used car done the one is also eligible to get certain other value added services such as free services, free car check up, renewing the pollution under control certificate etc., and hence one must get the car’s warranty done whenever a new car is bought.
July 31st, 2007 by Darren Dunner
A car warranty is a service, which ensures repair and maintenance of the vehicle for a period of time from the date of its release from the showroom. The car warranty takes care of the repair and maintenance cost. However, it does not cover the replacement of expensive spare parts. There are two types of car warranties. They are a new car warranty issued to brand new cars and a used car warranty issued to pre-owned cars.
As per US federal law, all dealers have to necessarily issue a warranty for used cars. Any violation of this rule will draw penalty. However, at the same time, there are chances of car owners being issued fraudulent warranties. Beware of such warranties. Review at least five warranty offers from different providers. To protect car owners from being cheated, the government has created a law, which is also called a lemon law.
It is better if you to opt for a bumper-to-bumper package since it takes complete care of the car like power train, drive train, engine, steering system and brake mechanism. Opt for a flexible package as you enjoy the freedom to change it if the service is dissatisfactory.
July 30th, 2007 by Darren Dunner
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A car warranty is a deed executed by the vehicle dealer to repair and maintain the car for a particular period of time from the date of its sale. With a car warranty, there are two categories. They are called a new car warranty and aftermarket auto warranty. While a new car warranty refers to warranty issued to new cars, aftermarket auto warranty refers to warranty issued to a used car or pre-owned cars.
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A new car warranty is offered on the basis of two factors. The first factor is the time and the second factor is the mileage. You can opt for a warranty between three months and three years from the date of sale. You can also opt for the warranty between 3,000 miles to 30,000 miles covered by the car.
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The new car warranty takes care of the vehicle’s engine, power train, drive train, brake mechanism and power system. The warranty comes for a price with a premium to be paid as per the service provider’s specifications. Opt for a flexible warranty since it gives the car owner the freedom to change the service provider if the offer is dissatisfactory. Review at least five different warranties from different service providers before settling on one.
July 27th, 2007 by Darren Dunner
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The new car warranty is one of the most secure warranties that any vehicle owner can get with his vehicle purchase. Â
It is a coverage assured to the owner of a new vehicle by the vehicle manufacturers themselves. They are in effect guaranteeing against any faults or defects which may go wrong with the new vehicle within a certain time frame or for a specified distance covered. This often includes full coverage for all wear and tear parts of the vehicle, or in other cases it may only include coverage for the parts of the vehicle more likely to break down. Often the new car warranty would specify which type of service is being offered, and even if you are not clear about which type of coverage you are provided with, you should inquire with your dealer upon purchasing the vehicle. Â
Additionally, the new car warranty is included within the purchase price of the vehicle – you do not have to pay for its service. You do however, have to make sure you understand the limitations and range of coverage provided to you so that you do not falsely make a claim that is not the responsibility of the manufactures.Â
July 25th, 2007 by Darren Dunner
When you buy a new car the manufacturer gives you a warranty for various parts of the cars. The new car warranty covers 3 years or 36,000 miles whichever is earlier. By giving the warranty the manufacturer guarantees that you do not have to shell money out of your pocket on the repairs. You can be sit back, relax, and enjoy the comforts of your new car. You can easily get compensation from your car manufacturer incase of a car breakdown due to engine or any other part failure in the first three years. Some car dealers provide a warranty for a shorter period of ninety days or less.
The new car warranty may cover all the parts of the new car. In case of a defect in any of the parts the dealer who has given the warranty for the car will pay up for the repair costs incurred. It is a deal between the car owner and the dealer regarding the quality of the parts of the car. The new car warranty is similar to insurance policies that provide coverage for your losses. One can select from various warranties available with the dealer. You should choose the one that suits you most appropriately.
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July 24th, 2007 by Darren Dunner
The new car warranty, also commonly referred to as the manufacturer’s warranty, is a warranty that provides repair and/ or maintenance coverage for a new vehicle. A new vehicle is clearly defined as one which has not been driven prior to its purchase.
Sometimes it is possible to get a new car warranty with the purchase of a used car if its former owner had bought it brand new and had sold it long before the new car warranty had expired – either in terms of its coverage period or its mileage coverage. In such cases however, the new owner of the car (now considered a used car) does not automatically gain coverage for the new car warranty – he must pay certain fees if he wishes to get the warranty onto his own name.
It is normally worth the used car owner’s while to pay for the new car warranty coverage if the car still has a long way to go before expiry in terms of both coverage period and mileage coverage. If however the car is due to exceed its new car warranty mileage coverage within a few months or even up to a year from its purchase, then the new owner must consider carefully if it is worth his time to pay the fee or simply to get another type of warranty coverage.
July 23rd, 2007 by Darren Dunner
The new car warranty is one of the most convenient assets that the new car owner, especially the first time car owner, could ever have. It is designed to assist the new car owner with repairs and maintenance of the new car – a big help especially to the first time owner who may have taken a loan to be able to buy the car in the first place.Â
Of the things to remember with a new car warranty however, is that your warranty coverage for every detail on your car is not always covered. Make sure you ask questions about your new car warranty before signing papers, even if you think that the question is irrelevant. Make sure you understand exactly what the car dealer is selling you, and do not let him awe you with his big words and technical terms. The best way to do this is to research different aspects of the car purchase before you go in to a car dealer, including your new car warranty options. And remember, even if you are not paying for it, you are paying quite a fortune for the car, so make sure that you are happy with what you are getting first. Â