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Where to Buy an Auto Warranty





Auto warranties can be purchased from several different sources. Each provider has pros and cons so it pays to carefully consider which is best for your situation.

Car dealers offer warranties that can be used at dealership repair facilities across the country. They may or may not be backed by the manufacturer. Either way, the dealer tends to be the most expensive option. Dealer plans also provide less flexibility about where the plan may be used.

Independent warranty companies are a lower cost alternative (up to 60 percent less than manufacturers’ plans) and offer a wide range of options. The downside is that many of these companies have questionable reputations because they do not pay claims. Worse, some of these companies have gone out of business.

Warranty brokers offer the lower cost associated with direct warranty providers. The consumer often pays less because the broker negotiates volume discounts for customers. Further, they are in a unique position to find the best fit for your situation by representing a wide range of products, one of which is bound to serve your specific needs.

 

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