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Some companies do not offer an extended warranty for older cars. A lot of companies view older vehicles as too much of a liability. Some companies even use 10-years or 100,000-miles as a cutoff. This means if your vehicle hits either of these milestones, it will not qualify for coverage.

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.

You can purchase an extended auto warranty at any time, although waiting until the original factory coverage has expired will generally mean paying a higher premium rate. The most advantageous time for purchase may be near the end of the original warranty term.

You can purchase an extended auto warranty at any time, although waiting until the original factory coverage has expired will generally mean paying a higher premium rate. The most advantageous time for purchase may be near the end of the original warranty term.

It's possible to purchase an extended warranty after the original one is done, but the costs might outweigh the benefitsconsider how much you anticipate spending on routine maintenance and repairs, and compare those costs with the price of extending your OEM (or manufacturer) warranty.

Though it's possible a product warranty will cover a secondhand item, some warranties explicitly only cover the original purchaser. Even if a secondhand item is still under warranty, you're likely to find it difficult to provide proof of purchase.

Can you buy a used car warranty after a purchase? Yes, you can buy a car warranty after getting your car if you shop with third-party providers like CARCHEX. On the other hand, a manufacturer's warranty from a dealership will typically only offer used car warranties on the day you purchase the vehicle.