Sometimes called an "extended warranty", a service contract is a promise to perform (or pay for) certain repairs or services. Although technically not a "warranty" as defined by federal law, service contracts may be arranged at any time and always costs extra. Warranties, on the other hand, ONLY come with a new car and are included in the original price. Vehicle service contracts are popularly referred to as "extended auto warranties" or "extended warranties". Use of the term "extended warranty" or "warranty" on this site is intended to refer to vehicle service contracts and not manufacturer's warranties.
11/13/2010 4:13:58 PM
Rated 4.0. Votes: 2
Power lines freezing and breaking. Tree limbs cracking and falling. Objects freezing solid. These are typical of how winter affects the environment. Can you imagine what it does to your car? An expensive repair bill due to winter's frosty bite can put most anyone's budget into a deep freeze. An extended car warranty may be the perfect addition to your winterizing preparations.
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8/22/2010 10:32:45 AM
Rated 4.8. Votes: 48
With some many car warranty companies out there, who can you trust? No one wants to be a victim of a scam or a rip-off, or to have reason to make a complaint. With any high-ticket investment, what a customer spends in time can help save more time later, and money now.
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5/20/2010 9:03:27 PM
Rated 4.0. Votes: 3
The Chevy Volt, which will be the first true electric vehicle to be mass-produced, was recently previewed to a few select reporters. Consumers who are anticipating the vehicle should consider purchasing a bumper-to-bumper warranty alongside it.
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5/10/2010 2:06:39 PM
Rated 4.8. Votes: 15
Debbie Cole of Greenville, South Carolina, probably wishes she had purchased an auto warranty on the used car she recently bought from a dealer. After just a month, the car completely broke down on her.
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3/24/2010 7:35:13 PM
Rated 4.0. Votes: 5
We've all been there. It's about 1:30 a.m., and for some reason you'd rather stay awake watching mindless television than retreating to bed and getting enough sleep for a productive day. As the comedian Jerry Seinfeld noted, the muscle that changes the channel on the remote is the last to fall asleep each night.
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