Warranty Ending?
Keep Your Car Covered.
Protect yourself from big repair bills once the manufacturer warranty runs out. Tell us about your car and our expert will find a plan that fits.
Exact coverage depends on the plan and your car.
Warranty plans for every car
Whether your car is brand new or a few years old, there's a way to stay covered.
New Car Extended Warranty
Continue manufacturer-style cover for extra years once the standard warranty ends. Best bought with a new car or while the warranty is still active.
- check_circleEngine, gearbox and electricals
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- check_circleAuthorised service centres
- check_circleUsually transferable on resale
Must be bought before the manufacturer warranty expires.
Talk to ExpertUsed Car Warranty
Protection for pre-owned cars whose original warranty has ended or is about to. Eligibility depends on the car's age and kilometres driven.
- check_circleKey mechanical parts covered
- check_circleElectrical system cover
- check_circleInspection may be required
- check_circlePlans from 1 to 3 years
Available for cars within the provider's age and km limits.
Talk to ExpertPowertrain Cover
A focused, lower-cost plan that protects the most expensive parts of your car: the engine and transmission.
- check_circleEngine internal parts
- check_circleGearbox and transmission
- check_circleDrive shafts and differential
- check_circleLower price than full cover
Good option for older or high-mileage cars.
Talk to ExpertWhat's covered and what isn't
Extended warranty covers breakdowns due to mechanical or electrical failure, not accidents or routine upkeep.
Usually covered
- check_circleEngineInternal engine parts that fail due to mechanical breakdown.
- check_circleGearbox & transmissionManual and automatic gearbox, clutch housing and drivetrain parts.
- check_circleElectrical systemAlternator, starter motor, wiring, ECUs and sensors.
- check_circleAir conditioningCompressor, condenser and other AC system parts.
- check_circleSteering & suspensionSteering rack, power steering and non-wear suspension parts.
- check_circleFuel & cooling systemFuel pump, injectors, radiator and water pump.
- check_circleLabour chargesLabour for covered repairs at authorised service centres.
Usually not covered
- cancelWear and tear partsClutch plates, brake pads, tyres, wiper blades, bulbs and batteries.
- cancelRoutine servicingOil changes, filters, coolant and other periodic maintenance.
- cancelAccident, theft and flood damageThese are covered by your car insurance, not a warranty.
- cancelCosmetic damagePaint, rust, dents and interior trim.
- cancelUnauthorised repairs or modificationsRepairs at non-approved workshops or modified parts can void cover.
- cancelCommercial useCars used as taxis or for hire are usually excluded.
You need both, for different reasons
Insurance pays for accidents and theft. Extended warranty pays for parts that fail on their own.
| Extended warranty | Car insurance | |
|---|---|---|
| What it covers | Mechanical and electrical breakdowns | Accidents, theft, fire, natural calamities and third-party liability |
| Mandatory? | No, it's optional | Third-party cover is mandatory by law |
| When to buy | With a new car, or before the manufacturer warranty ends | Any time; renew before expiry to keep your No-Claim Bonus |
| Engine failure | Covered if due to mechanical breakdown | Only with add-ons like Engine Protection, and only for specific causes |
| Accident repairs | Not covered | Covered under comprehensive or own-damage policy |
How it works
From your car details to the right warranty plan, with an expert guiding you.
Extended warranty questions, answered
Coverage, eligibility, claim limits and exclusions vary by plan and provider. Please read the plan terms carefully before buying.
Don't wait for your warranty to run out
Most plans must be bought before the manufacturer warranty ends. Talk to our expert today.