Compare Car Warranty

A car warranty is designed to protect the owner of a car from unexpected expenses following mechanical problems with their vehicle. It will help cover the cost of car repairs or replacements parts.

New cars come with warranties from the manufacture. Owners of used cars or those that are no longer covered by manufacturer warranty will need to buy a car warranties themselves if they want to.

Car warranty costs are dependent on your car, the kind of plan you require, and the provider from which you purchase it. The make and model of your car will be one of the biggest factors in determining the price you pay.

Warranties for cars that require more expensive parts and older cars more susceptible to damage tend to cost more. Cars that have a lot of mileage on the clock will likely require a more comprehensive plan as well. Many of the cheapest car warranties will only cover cars up to a certain age, often 10-12 years.

Warranty plans will usually cover your vehicle for between one and five years, depending on the individual plan you choose. Most plans will also include a mileage limit, typically of around 120,000 miles.

Car warranty plans commonly cover problems with the following car parts:

Here are some of the features that are less commonly included on standard warranty plans:

If you require coverage for any of these features, it may be necessary for you to select a more premium plan or purchase optional extras.