Results for: Car Warranty
- I have a used car warranty on my Dodge Neon and am planning to sell it next month. Can I transfer the used car warranty to the buyer?
- Most of the time a used car warranty does transfer to the new buyer. It really depends on what the state law is at the time of sell so you must look at your own states laws. However, in most states it does transfer over.
- I have never purchased a car warranty. Have they become more cost effective and are they really worth it?
- Having a warranty can always be worth it. The area you live in can sometimes be something to take a look at. An area with harsher terrain, and less-educated drivers - such as near a college campus - are good reasons to have a warranty on your car.
- I would like to get an extended warranty for my car. Do I have to get it through my car manufacturer or is there another car warranty company I can use? If so, then I do I find these companies?
- There are many companies out there that can write you an additional extended warranty. Some of these companies are Vehicle Assurance Plan, AA Auto Warranty and Direct Buy.
- I am looking at purchasing a new car. I am debating between an American car and a foreign car. Do the new car a warranties differ between them? How long is a typical new car warranty?
- New car warranties are typically anywhere from 3 to 10 years depending on the make and model of car. Some foreign cars do have longer warranties than American cars, but some also have shorter ones. All depends on the car.
- I understand that the computer is a rather expensive thing to fix. I am thinking of getting a computer extended warranty. How much would one of those cost for me? I am still under GM's car warranty.
- The warranties that you can find vary greatly in price. It all depends on what you are wanting your warranty to cover.
- I want to install my new AFE intake system myself but I don't want to void my car's warranty. Would it mess up the warranty if I do a self-install?
- Legally, a vehicle manufacturer cannot void the warranty on a vehicle due to an aftermarket part unless they can prove that the aftermarket part caused or contributed to the failure in the vehicle. It's best to consider working with performance-oriented dealerships with a proven history of working with customers.
- I'm thinking of purchasing a new car, and wanted to know what some of the important features are that I should look for in a new car warranty. Do they differ depending on the vehicle? Is it worth it to buy an extended warranty?
- Extended warranties do differ depending on the type of car that you want to cover. The more exotic or expensive your car is the more money you will have to pay out to "insure" your car. In my opinion, an extended warranty for a brand new car is not necessary.
- I can not afford a new car right now. I will have to buy a used car. Does anyone know where I can obtain a used car warranty? Would I have to purchase the car at a used car place that offers warranties? How does one obtain a used car with a warranty?
- You can purchase a used car warranty most of the time for used cars. You do not have to do anything separately to get one - usually when you talk to financing at the dealership they will go over the warranty at the same time of the car sale. You can purchase a warranty without any issue on cars made within the last 5 years.
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