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Warranties provided by the manufacturer as part of the vehicle cost typically cover only certain problems with the vehicle. Extended warranties or service contracts sold for an additional charge typically cover problems with mechanical and electrical parts not covered by the manufacturers' warranty.

An extended warranty, and a product like Mechanical Breakdown Protection, ensures similar protection for the customer as it offers vehicle coverage the day after their factory warranty expires.

An extended auto warranty is a service contract that extends the manufacturer's warranty coverage for the repair or replacement of parts. Buying one usually prolongs the duration of coverage provided by a vehicle's factory warranty, but it's not always worth the price.

An extended warranty is actually an insurance policy on your vehicle, a safeguard against expensive, unforeseen repairs. It covers repairs for an agreed-upon period of time and miles. True warranties, though, are included in the price of the product.

Extended warranties are policies that extend the warranty period of consumer durable goods beyond what is offered by the manufacturer. It covers the cost of replacement or repair of the product, if it is caused due to a manufacturing defect or poor workmanship.

What parts are covered under an extended warranty? What's covered under an extended car warranty depends on your specific warranty. In general, they can include the powertrain (engine, transmission, etc.), air conditioning, alternator, gaskets and seals, electrical components, safety restraints, and more.

DEFINITION. An extended auto warranty is a service contract that extends the manufacturer's warranty coverage for the repair or replacement of parts. Buying one usually prolongs the duration of coverage provided by a vehicle's factory warranty, but it's not always worth the price.