A warranty covers repairs for sudden and unexpected mechanical and electrical failures or defects in materials and typically lasts for an agreed period. Before committing to a particular warranty provider, it is important to shop around, check the terms, and confirm what level of cover you are purchasing.
70% of the major warranty providers are accredited to the Motor Ombudsman’s Vehicle Warranty Products Code as approved by the Chartered Trading Standards Institute. Other providers may be regulated by the FCA and have access to the Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS). Some warranty plans are not covered by the Motor Ombudsman Service or the FCA so please check the information on the screen and your documents to confirm what happens should you need to complain.
A service plan should not be confused with a warranty. It covers routine maintenance such as oil changes, filter replacements, and check-ups, scheduled at set intervals.
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