When you buy a new car, you're not just getting a vehicle—you’re also getting peace of mind, thanks to the factory warranty. At [Your Dealership Name], we make sure every customer understands exactly what’s covered, for how long, and how to keep that protection strong.
🛡️ What Is a New Car Warranty?
A warranty is the manufacturer’s promise to repair or replace certain parts of your car within a specific time or mileage. It's built into the price of your vehicle—so you don’t pay extra for basic protection.
Most new cars include:
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Bumper-to-Bumper Warranty: Covers nearly everything for the first 3–5 years or 36,000–60,000 miles.
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Powertrain Warranty: Protects your engine, transmission, and drivetrain—often up to 5–10 years.
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Corrosion/Rust Warranty: Covers body panel corrosion for extended periods.
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Roadside Assistance: Many brands include it for towing, jump-starts, flat tires, or lockouts.
💡 What’s Not Covered?
Warranties don’t usually cover routine maintenance like oil changes, brakes, or tires. But don’t worry—we’ll go over what’s included and offer service plans if you want more coverage.
🧰 Extended Warranty Options
Want even more protection? Ask about extended warranties that kick in after your factory coverage expires. These are great for buyers who plan to keep their vehicle longer or want peace of mind as miles add up. Our team at [Your Dealership Name] can walk you through options with no pressure.
📋 How to Stay Covered
Keeping up with regular maintenance and service records is key. Stick to your maintenance schedule and use our certified service team to ensure your warranty remains valid.
Still have questions about your warranty? At [Your Dealership Name] in [City Name], we explain everything clearly—no fine print, no surprises. Let us help you drive away confident and protected.
Visit us today or speak with a team member online. We’re here to keep your ownership experience worry-free.
