A vehicles age, make, model, and features such as engine size, turbo, diesel or 4×4 will determine if a vehicle qualifies for a certain level of protection and the cost for that protection.
Some warranty providers have additional coverage supplements (additional fees) for certain items such as diesel engines, dual wheels, hybrid, one ton trucks, and turbochargers. Some policies may have an additional charge for sensor or technology package coverage.
Vehicle usage and history are also taken into consideration when considering eligibility. Business or commercial use will add to the cost of coverage. Some warranty providers will not cover certain vehicles such as salvage or branded titles, police vehicles, lemon law vehicles, gray market vehicles, trucks over a ton, and vehicle’s used as taxis.
Each auto warranty company has its own list of ineligible vehicles, you should inquire with the provider and find out if your vehicle is eligible before purchasing coverage.
You will want to know how your vehicle is equipped before contacting a warranty provider. It’s in your best interest to give them accurate information about your vehicle such as the exact mileage and options such as a turbocharger. This information has a direct reflection on the eligibility and price quoted to you for coverage.