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Whether or not a car service plan ends up being worth the money depends on a number of factors. These include the maintenance habits of the owner/ operator, the type of vehicle in question and how often the car should be serviced

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In most cases used vehicle retailers are very good at resolving issues post purchase. Changes in legislation in recent years as well as the increased burden of consumer duty makes it almost impossible for car dealers to escape their responsibilities however a "three month warranty" may not always be a comprehensive cover and may just be provided to protect against major component failure such as engine and gearbox. In most cases the car dealer will take their own approach maybe using a combination of a third party warranty provider to cover major issues with a view to addressing minor issues in house. 

If you're looking for comprehensive protection on a late model vehicle that covers the majority of electrical and mechanical components some providers have been known to charge in excess of £700.00. Naturally they offer a range of payment options designed to disguise the total amount payable but we believe this is excessive given that our internal statistics shown the average cost of repairs for works undertaken by the warranty is between £450.00 - £600.00. 

The thought of even having the hassle of fixing a relatively minor issue or worse a major issue which leaves you stranded at the side of the road is enough to send chills down even the most experienced motorist spine. 

With over 40 years experience in the warranty industry and a team of dedicated professional advisors on hand to take your call we can always guarantee our dealer partners and customers the best possible service.

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