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.
You’re going to be seeing more and more minicars on the road.
But you need to decide whether you want to see them from the driver’s or passenger’s seats, because these minicars might not protect you if you’re involved in an accident.
Recent crash tests put the minicars to shame. Several demonstrations have pitted mid-sized automobiles with minis such as the Honda Fit, the Toyota Yaris, and the Smart Fortwo. Why are the minicars falling short despite their trumpeted arrival on the US car market?
Let’s take a look at the safety features of two cars. We chose the Honda Fit and the Honda Accord, because they are both made by the same manufacturer. Read more...
If you’re a Chrysler owner, there’s no doubt you’ve heard about their bankruptcy filing this week. It’s been a hot topic, with everyone from the worker on the line to our President weighing in.
One thing we haven’t heard much about, however, is how Chrysler owners will be effected by the bankruptcy filing. Being in the extended warranty business, we’re frequently fielding the following questions:
How will my factory warranty coverage be effected by Chrysler’s bankruptcy?
The President said that Chrysler purchasers would be protected even if Chrysler filed bankruptcy. Are there any caveats?
Does my extended warranty coverage immediately go into effect if Chrysler’s factory warranty is terminated?
Everyone always talks about how it is more expensive to get car repairs done at a dealer than at an independent repair shop – but do we know that for sure, or is it simply a gut feeling?
Cartalk.com recently did a study on this topic and now we have some cold, hard facts. The results showed that on average the dealerships in the study charged 15% more than independent car repair shops for the same repairs.
Buy an Extended Car Warranty Direct and Save
When you buy a new car, you have the option to purchase your extended car warranty through your dealership; the problem with this is that if you purchase it through your dealer then your extended vehicle warranty will only cover repairs that are done at your dealership. Read more...
You’re going to be seeing more and more minicars on the road.
Everyone always talks about how it is more expensive to get car repairs done at a dealer than at an independent repair shop – but do we know that for sure, or is it simply a gut feeling?
