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Learn more about an Extended Warranty
A vehicle Extended Warranty is a motor plan that covers certain mechanical and electrical breakdowns after your manufacturer’s warranty has expired. It helps reduce the financial risk of unexpected repair costs.
Certain mechanical and electrical breakdowns after your manufacturer’s warranty expires – typically engine components, gearbox and transmission, electrical systems and the turbo (where applicable). Limits depend on the plan.
Wear-and-tear items (brake pads, tyres, clutches), accident damage, cosmetic repairs and routine servicing.
Yes, especially as vehicles age. Labour and parts costs in South Africa continue to increase, and a single engine or gearbox failure can cost thousands of rands.
The pricing of the Extended Warranties offered through us are at a fixed rate. However, limitations of cover are dependent on the plan chosen.
Extended Warranties are available on a monthly debit order.
Yes. Extended Warranties for used vehicles are extremely beneficial as a vehicle ages, more breakdowns are expected.
Typically 12 to 24 months.
A manufacturer Warranty is included when you buy a new car and covers defects for a limited time.
An Extended Warranty is purchased separately to continue coverage after the manufacturer warranty expires.
No, an Extended Warranty covers mechanical breakdowns.
A Service Plan covers scheduled services like oil changes and filters.
Yes, Extended Warranties cover internal engine components, subject to terms and claim limits.
Yes, gearbox and transmission components are typically covered under mid-to-top tier Extended Warranty policies, subject to terms and claim limits.
Yes. Extended Warranties are here to assist you with mechanical repairs after the original Warranty ends, provided your vehicle qualifies.
Yes, there is a waiting period before claims can be submitted.
Make sure you go through your product details to understand limitations.
No, the Extended Warranty through us can not be transferred.
Yes. You must follow the manufacturer’s recommended service schedule to keep your Extended Warranty active. A vehicle needs a full-service-history when claiming on an Extended Warranty.
Missing a service can result in:
- Rejected claims
- Policy cancellation
- Reduced cover
Always service within the required time and kilometre intervals.
A claim limit is the maximum amount the provider will pay per repair/claim. This limit varies depending on the plan selected.
An Extended Warranty provides immediate financial protection against large, unexpected breakdowns, whereas saving may not be enough if a major failure occurs suddenly.
Yes. Used cars qualify, and high-mileage cars can too – claim limits are based on the vehicle’s details when you buy.
Claims may be declined due to:
- Lack of service history
- Wear-and-tear exclusions
- Failure to meet policy terms
Always read the terms and conditions carefully.