Posted by NewBuyer on December 8, 2009 | No Comments
A complete glossary of extended automobile warranty terms. Learn the definitions for phrases such as certified car, corrosion warranty, emissions warranties, mechanical breakdown insurance, power train warranty and more. See additional buying tips for many of the terms.
As an example, the resource defines wear-and-tear: “Wear and tear protection is the highest level of coverage one can purchase. It is a much broader level of coverage than the mechanical breakdown only plans offered elsewhere.”
Source: Warranty Info
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Posted by NewBuyer on December 5, 2009 | No Comments
An insightful look at after warranty assistance (AWA) programs offered to loyal auto manufacturer’s customers. Learn about the program’s eligibility requirements and see how payment responsibility is split between the manufacturer, the dealership and the car owner.
From the resource: “Loyalty to an auto dealer could pay off in a situation where you are outside the range of the factory warranty and have been a faithful, dealer-service-oriented customer. You will most likely have to ask to get assistance, but isn’t it worth your time to inquire about the possibility of AWA? The worst that could happen is you are declined assistance.”
Source: Edmunds
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Posted by NewBuyer on December 3, 2009 | No Comments
An eye-opening story from an extended auto warranty buyer. Learn how important it is to read the fine print of a service contract and how difficult it may be to cancel one. See why you should thoroughly research the provider before purchasing the extended warranty. Advice includes having a mechanic review the agreement and contacting the Better Business Bureau to view any complaints filed against the provider.
From the resource: “Don’t rely on your dealer to be straightforward with you. He may be benefiting from the sale more than you know. The fact that there is a lot of small print on these agreements should make us all very cautious.”
Source: Stretcher.com
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