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Warranties are tied to the Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) and transfers with the car until the warranty has expired.It's important to remember that the active date of warranty is the actual purchase date of the car by the original buyer, not the model year of the car. So yes, the warranties do usually transfer.

While most warranty transfer fees only include modest administrative service charges, some transfer fees may run as high as $100 to $200, depending on the company and the cost of the original warranty service contract.

Your warranty will only be void if what you add/modify affects what got damaged from what I understand. If you add an amplifier that hook up to your stock speakers and blow them Kia will not warranty them.

Toyota-supplied audio systems installed by a Toyota dealer are warranted for 12 months, regardless of mileage from the date of installation on the vehicle, or the remainder of the applicable New Vehicle Limited Warranty, whichever provides the greater coverage.

What's usually covered by a car warranty? Car warranties generally covers the cost of repairs to engines and transmission, fuel systems, air conditioning and cooling systems, gear boxes, steering, suspension, non-frictional clutch and brake parts and electrics.

No, the installations of none factory speakers will not void the warranty. Typically factory warranties are only voided if you mess with the computer systems in the car, engine, or powertrain. Some manufactures will even void the warranty if you upgrade the exhaust system.

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