Are you in dismay because your new car has suddenly developed an engine problem only six months after purchasing it?  Or probably you have only just started to notice certain kinks in your new car that were not there a few months ago.  I agree that these are indeed good cause for concern – but not if you have your new car warranty at hand.

The new car warranty should be able to cover the cost of repairs or replacement for your new car according to its stipulations so that you do not have to worry about this yourself.  All new car warranties should give you at least one year of coverage – some warranty coverage could extend from two years to even five years.  But regardless of the time limit on your coverage, you can be assured that at least the first year after purchase is covered by your new car warranty. 

Do not jump for joy yet, some warranties would provide full coverage while others would provide only limited coverage.  Also, some warranties could even specify the type of coverage that the new owner would be entitled to.  So before you start to fuss about which mechanic should do your repairs, check your new car warranty to confirm whether or not the type of repair that you require is covered – and if it is then take your car directly to the authorized car dealer for servicing and repairs.