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Are you considering purchasing an
AARP extended warranty for cars?
Secret dealer’s costs for the average
national extended auto warranty:

These dealer cost figures come from a nationally recognized and well known aftermarket used car warranty provider.They are intended exclusively for dealer’s eyes only. These numbers were recently emailed to us from one of our friends, a Chevrolet dealer. We may not tell you the real dealer name but we are grateful for their willingness to share sensitive cost data with our valued readers. When you get closer to buying car extended warranty, find the price point you’d be willing to pay and be sure to add a few hundred dollars for dealer profit.

Extended auto warranties coverage can differ greatly, including
AARP extended warranty for cars

The “Premium” coverage is essentially the “bumper to bumper” program in this plan. It covers every mechanical and electrical component in the vehicle including all seals and gaskets. The “Select” plan also shown below covers most of the major components but still considerably less than the Premium plan.

The cost figures are for domestic used vehicles (except Cadillac, Corvette and Lincoln) $100 deductible applies. 4WD/AWD is $115 extra. Wear and Tear coverage: add $85. For zero percent financing, add $100 - 200 depending on term. For “Select” coverage only shown below, seals and gaskets coverage add $110, high tech including ABS brake protection add $35.

Are you at all concerned about the possibility of facing an unexpected, major repair bill for your automobile? Are you considering an AARP extended warranty for cars? What amount could you comfortably afford to pay for a major breakdown without the protection of an Auto-Warranty-One vehicle extended warranty?

Read: Why Choose Us and not the AARP extended warranty for cars?

Read the 2008 Bloomberg article regarding the
AARP extended warranty for cars.