Vehicle
Protection Plan

It’s no surprise that most major repairs are needed after the original factory warranty has expired, which means you will have to deal with all the inconvenience, time, energy and expense of those repairs.

Depending on the age and mileage of your vehicle, you can purchase up to 120,000 miles of coverage. The Vehicle Protection Plan begins on the purchase date and expires according to the term and mileage selected, whichever occurs first, and may include a deductible depending on the option selected. You can select from a national network of over 6,000 authorized service centers or any licensed repair facility in the U.S. or Canada.

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Road Hazard
Tire & Wheel Protection

ENJOY YOUR JOURNEY KNOWING YOUR TIRES AND WHEELS ARE PROTECTED.

Even the most cautious drivers encounter a flat tire or damaged wheel along the way. Help safeguard your tires with the road hazard tire and wheel protection plan.

Road Hazard Tire & Wheel Protection Plan repairs or replaces tires damaged by Road Hazards, which include debris on the road surface or road surface conditions such as potholes, cracks and breaks.

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Guaranteed Auto
Protection Plan

It’s called the “gap.” It’s the difference between the Amount Owed on your Retail Installment Sales Contract/Lease Agreement and the Actual Cash Value of your vehicle at the time of a Total Loss.

The Amount Owed does not include missed payments, payment extensions, deferred payments, accrued interest, late fees, disposition fees, penalty fees, early termination fees or finance charges incurred after the date of loss. Also, if the insurance company valuation used to calculate the Actual Cash Value is less than 90% of the NADA value of your vehicle, the NADA value will be used in determining the “gap” amount waived (which means a smaller amount may be waived).

Depending on the plan you purchase, amounts financed in excess of 120% or 150% of the Manufacturer’s Suggested Retail Price (MSRP) of your new car or NADA retail value of your used car will not be waived and you will owe these over-financed amounts even after a Total Loss. Please read your contract carefully to make sure you understand these limitations.

If your car is determined to be a Total Loss, this “gap” could translate into thousands of dollars that you would still owe after the settlement from the auto insurance company. The Plan excludes total loss claims denied by your automobile insurance company. This is an optional waiver product and not a product of insurance. It is not required for you to obtain financing for the purchase or lease of a vehicle.

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