Does AAA offer extended car warranties? This question is about AAA Insurance

Yes, AAA offers a type of extended warranty. The AAA extended warranty program is called the AAA Vehicle Protection Plan, and it covers the cost of repairs to the engine, transmission, suspension, steering, and brakes, among other things. The cost of AAA's Vehicle Protection Plan varies depending on the vehicle, but it averages about around $2,400 for a 4 year plan, though vehicles with expensive parts can cost twice that. In general, extended warranties are meant to keep drivers from paying out of pocket for sudden repairs, since mechanical problems are not covered by other types of auto insurance. What AAA Extended Car Warranties Cover Engine Transmission A/C & Heating Drive Axle Cooling System Fuel System Electrical Suspension Brakes Steering Convenience Tech Coverage details can vary depending on which AAA plan you choose. Additionally, since the AAA Vehicle Protection Plan is designed to supplement the original manufacturer’s warranty, cars must meet certain requirements to qualify. AAA Extended Warranty Eligibility Requirements The vehicle is less than 15 years old The vehicle has less than 150,000 miles Coverage and eligibility details can vary by state. It’s also worth noting that the AAA Vehicle Protection Plan is technically a vehicle service plan, which provides the same coverage as an extended warranty. However, vehicle service plans are offered by car insurance companies, whereas extended warranties are generally sold by dealerships or third-party companies. For more information, check out WalletHub’s guide to extended car warranties.

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Yes, AAA offers a type of extended warranty. The AAA extended warranty program is called the AAA Vehicle Protection Plan, and it covers the cost of repairs to the engine, transmission, suspension, steering, and brakes, among other things.

The cost of AAA's Vehicle Protection Plan varies depending on the vehicle, but it averages about around $2,400 for a 4 year plan, though vehicles with expensive parts can cost twice that.

In general, extended warranties are meant to keep drivers from paying out of pocket for sudden repairs, since mechanical problems are not covered by other types of auto insurance.

What AAA Extended Car Warranties Cover

Engine
Transmission
A/C & Heating
Drive Axle
Cooling System
Fuel System
Electrical
Suspension
Brakes
Steering
Convenience Tech

Coverage details can vary depending on which AAA plan you choose. Additionally, since the AAA Vehicle Protection Plan is designed to supplement the original manufacturer’s warranty, cars must meet certain requirements to qualify.

AAA Extended Warranty Eligibility Requirements

The vehicle is less than 15 years old
The vehicle has less than 150,000 miles

Coverage and eligibility details can vary by state. It’s also worth noting that the AAA Vehicle Protection Plan is technically a vehicle service plan, which provides the same coverage as an extended warranty. However, vehicle service plans are offered by car insurance companies, whereas extended warranties are generally sold by dealerships or third-party companies. For more information, check out WalletHub’s guide to extended car warranties.

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@jamespvadas • 09/10/21 This answer was first published on 09/10/21. For the most current information about a financial product, you should always check and confirm accuracy with the offering financial institution. Editorial and user-generated content is not provided, reviewed or endorsed by any company.

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I'm buuing a 2017 GMC 4x4 duramax pickup truck. 149000 miles what would warranty 36 months cost for this truck

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Are extended car warranties worth it?

Extended car warranties are worth it if a driver doesn’t carry sufficient savings to pay for vehicle system repairs or is worried about their car’s reliability. But for most drivers, extended car warranties go unused, so the potential benefits are not enough to justify the upfront cost.

When An Extended Car Warranty Is Worth It

A good time to consider the value of an extended warranty is when the manufacturer’s warranty on your vehicle has...

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How much does an extended car warranty cost?

An extended car warranty costs around $1,500. The exact cost of an extended car warranty depends on several factors, including the condition of the car, the car’s mileage, and the amount of coverage included in the warranty.

Factors That Affect Extended Car Warranty Cost

An extended car warranty pays for repairs to a car’s major systems if they malfunction. If you drive an older car or a car with higher mileage, your warranty will be...

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Does AAA have roadside assistance?

Yes, AAA offers roadside assistance starting at $29+ per month. AAA roadside assistance provides coverage for things like jump-starting, fuel delivery, lock-out assistance, and tire changes, up to 4 rescues per year. To get immediate roadside assistance help, AAA members can request service online, through the AAA mobile app, or by calling 800-AAA-HELP (800-222-4357).

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