Extended warranties are often sold separately from manufacturer warranties to offer longer protection from covering repair costs. Standard warranties are usually good for a year, while extended warranties can last two or three years. Purchasing an extended warranty comes with additional costs, so it is up to the homeowner to decide if paying for additional coverage is the right choice.
You can read about extended warranties on Edmunds.com. They have an article for whether or not to consider and what to look for. Not all vehicles are good candidates for extended warranties due to their comprehensive standard warranty.
Companies such as The Warranty Group (thewarrantygroup.com) sell extended home warranties. Beware, though. This industry has a poor reputation.
Yes, if you are foolish enough to purchase extended warranties.
Yes you can. They will continue to contact you to offer extended warranties for many years after the regular warranty has expired. Typically it is not a good idea to purchase extended warranties.
Several companies offer extended home warranties. To review the coverage details and costs of these programs: http://info.ahswarranty.com AND www.ShieldStar.com AND www.libertyhomeprotection.com/home-warranty-plan.aspx
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You must contact your auto dealer for this and they will help you with everything you need for the extended warranties.
Extended warranties for cars would be longer in time and may cover more items or pieces on the vehicle. Normally, warranties are to be bought at the time of purchase.
There are a number of companies that offer extended home warranties. This site offers a nice overview of the home warranty programs, and offers tips on what to look for: http://www.homewarrantyreviews.com/
The dealerships are the places where you can get a good deal on an extended car warranty. They always explain the extended warranties after you're getting ready to close the deal.
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I believe all major car manufacturers offer extended warranties you can purchase. To get a look at all of them you can go to the consumer report website to view each of their warranties.