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An extended car warranty is repair coverage that kicks in after the typical manufacturer auto warranty has expired. This extended auto warranty will cover most major breakdowns and will in theory stabilize the cost of repairs since the prices of parts and labor tend to fluctuate over time.

An extended warranty is actually an insurance policy on your vehicle, a safeguard against expensive, unforeseen repairs. It covers repairs for an agreed-upon period of time and miles. True warranties, though, are included in the price of the product.

Protection Plans can be purchased at checkout or up to 30 days after purchase for eligible items. To purchase a Protection Plan for a completed order: ... Click the item to purchase a plan.

An extended car warranty is repair coverage that kicks in after the typical manufacturer auto warranty has expired. ... You can even purchase an extended warranty after the manufacturer warranty expires, although the price will go up considerably.

In most cases, yes. Coverage can be renewed anytime during the manufacturer's warranty. After the manufacturer's warranty has expired, coverage can be renewed if the existing GMPP/Mechanical Repair Protection contract has at least 2 months and 2,000 miles of coverage term remaining."

Extended warranties are rarely worth your money. Products don't break on their own, and when they do, the price of repairs is usually lower than what you'd spend on an extended warranty. ... In most cases, it's best to skip the extended warranty and use your extra cash to build up an emergency fund.

What parts are covered under an extended warranty? What's covered under an extended car warranty depends on your specific warranty. In general, they can include the powertrain (engine, transmission, etc.), air conditioning, alternator, gaskets and seals, electrical components, safety restraints, and more.

An extended warranty is actually an insurance policy on your vehicle, a safeguard against expensive, unforeseen repairs. It covers repairs for an agreed-upon period of time and miles. True warranties, though, are included in the price of the product.

This isn't surprising, because extended warranties make a lot of money for those who sell them. ... On average, you'll pay about $1,500 on an extended warranty, and the average repair is $180. I don't recommend buying extended warranties, ever. If you can't afford a $200 repair on a car, then you can't afford the car.