Extended Car Warranty Information

An extended auto warranty is not the same as the manufacturer's warranty that comes with the purchase of your car. An extended warranty is contract that can be purchased, which will completely or partially pay for problems with a car until the extended car warranty expires. Which could be when the car reaches a certain mileage or particular age. This option is not an insurance policy. It is something that can be purchased to protect a person from problems that may occur with a car once the manufacturer's warranty expires.

If you buy a car "as is," you must pay for all repairs, even if the car breaks down on the way home from the dealership. However, if you buy a dealer-service contract within 90 days of buying the used car, state laws may give you additional rights. Some states prohibit as is sales on most or all used cars. Other states require the use of specific words to disclaim implied warranties. In addition, some states have used car "lemon laws" under which a consumer can receive a refund or replacement if the vehicle is seriously defective.

If you are told you must purchase an auto service contract to qualify for financing, contact the lender yourself to find out if this is true. Some consumers have had trouble canceling their service contract after discovering the lender didn't require one. If you decide to buy a service contract through a car dealership — and the contract is backed by an administrator and/or a third party — make sure the dealer forwards your payment and gives you written confirmation. Some consumers have discovered too late that the dealer failed to forward their payment, leaving them with no coverage months after they signed a contract. Contact your local or state consumer protection office if you have reason to believe that your contract wasn't put into effect as agreed.

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