Vehicle Service Contract

Protect Your Vehicle Beyond the Factory Warranty

Owning a car should be about freedom—not worrying about unexpected repair bills. That’s where a Vehicle Service Contract (VSC) comes in. Think of it as a protection plan that goes beyond your manufacturer’s warranty, helping to cover the cost of unexpected mechanical breakdowns and more—before they disrupt your life or your wallet.

Unlike a traditional car warranty that comes with a new car or new vehicle, a Vehicle Service Contract kicks in once your factory warranty ends—or even earlier, depending on the plan you choose. It’s flexible, customizable, and designed to save you from costly repairs that could otherwise break the bank—giving you peace of mind mile after mile.

Why Choose a Vehicle Service Contract?

Let’s face it—car repairs are expensive. Whether you’re driving a new vehicle, a gently used car, or something with more miles than you’d like to admit, one unexpected mechanical breakdown can wreck your day and your bank account. That’s where a Vehicle Service Contract (VSC) comes in. It’s not just an add-on—it’s a strategic, budget-friendly way to take control of your vehicle’s future.

When you buy a new car, it typically comes with a manufacturer’s warranty or factory warranty that covers certain repairs for a limited time—usually around 3 years or 36,000 miles. But what happens when that warranty expires? Most drivers are caught off guard by how quickly that protection runs out. A Vehicle Service Contract steps in when your original coverage ends (or even before) to protect you against costly repairs for years to come.

For used cars and used vehicles, the need for protection is even greater. Many used cars are sold “as-is” or come with very limited warranties—if any. These vehicles are statistically more likely to suffer breakdowns, especially in critical areas like the powertrain, electrical system, or cooling components. With a VSC, you don’t have to roll the dice. You’ll have coverage for major components and systems, meaning fewer surprises and fewer bills.

What the Warranty Covers

Here’s a look at just a few of the most common covered repairs and their typical costs—things that could come out of your pocket if you’re not protected:

Real Benefits for Real Drivers

Let’s face it—car repairs are expensive. Whether you’re driving a new vehicle, a gently used car, or something with more miles than you’d like to admit, one unexpected mechanical breakdown can wreck your day and your bank account. That’s where a Vehicle Service Contract (VSC) comes in. It’s not just an add-on—it’s a strategic, budget-friendly way to take control of your vehicle’s future.

When you buy a new car, it typically comes with a manufacturer’s warranty or factory warranty that covers certain repairs for a limited time—usually around 3 years or 36,000 miles. But what happens when that warranty expires? Most drivers are caught off guard by how quickly that protection runs out. A Vehicle Service Contract steps in when your original coverage ends (or even before) to protect you against costly repairs for years to come.

For used cars and used vehicles, the need for protection is even greater. Many used cars are sold “as-is” or come with very limited warranties—if any. These vehicles are statistically more likely to suffer breakdowns, especially in critical areas like the powertrain, electrical system, or cooling components. With a VSC, you don’t have to roll the dice. You’ll have coverage for major components and systems, meaning fewer surprises and fewer bills.