March Into Savings $500 Off, 5% Down, 0% Financing

Our Biggest Sale Offer Ever

Take advantage of our March 8th Sales Promotion to save a lot on your vehicle service contract (extended auto warranty).

  • $500 Off all plans we offer
  • 5% Down (normally 10% down is required)
  • 0% Financing

This offer is available today only (March 8th, 2010) until 8:00 PM EST. (Discount offer not available in Florida or California.)

Call 800-632-4222 or visit Warranty Direct today!

Auto Warranty Rates Going Up Today

Warranty Direct Auto Warranty Rates are being increased today in order to reflect the rising costs of car repairs. Like so many other things in life, extended vehicle warranties fall into that category of “you get what you pay for” – so shop smart. Don’t let sticker price be your deciding factor. Look at what you actually get for the money and factor in the possible out-of-pocket costs that are likely to come along with a “bargain basement” plan.

Don’t Buy The Dealer’s Extended Warranty

Buy Warranties From Warranty Direct

According to US News & World Report, you don’t need to purchase a warranty the moment you buy the car. If you want one, you can easily buy it later from a reputable third-party company. “The dealer’s extended warranty isn’t necessarily the best deal; in fact, it usually costs more. Plus, you’re in a high-pressure situation at the dealer and might not be able to read the fine print. Finally, if you buy the dealer’s extended warranty, you might be required to return to that dealership to get it honored – which could become a problem if you move.” So contact Warranty Direct and buy direct from us and save.

USA Today Reports GM is shutting down Saturn

USA Today reported today that GM is shutting down Saturn. What do you do now that Saturn is closing its doors? Who is going to pay for costly repairs when the dealership is not there? Call Warranty Direct at  (800) 632-4222 to get those answers.

What do you do now? The future of Saturn is bleak to say the least. A deal to sell the division of General Motors fell apart on September 30th and it was announced that production of the brand would come to an end.  The ability to go to your local dealership for repair work may not be possible and where does that leave your factory warranty?