AA Auto Protection, a broker of extended warranties for automobiles, is now offering up to 30 percent savings for new enrollments in exclusionary or full coverage agreements. The savings is scheduled to end July 31, 2010.
AA Auto Protection President Brett Hitchcock announced that for the remainder of July, new customers to AA Auto Protection would be eligible for an up to 30 percent savings for enrolling in an exclusionary extended vehicle warranty. An exclusionary warranty is one which lists only the parts which are excluded from coverage, rather than lists what the plan does cover. Exclusionary plans, also referred to as "full coverage," are the most comprehensive plans available, he adds.
"It's in our customers' best interest to get the best coverage available," Hitchcock says. "But full coverage plans are also the most expensive, especially in this economic environment. We want to help make the best plans affordable for everyone."
Warranties on new vehicles, from the factory, are exclusionary. Exclusionary car warranties are, however, available from other companies aside from the dealer. Full coverage plans exclude the categories of routine maintenance, cosmetics, and so-called consumables, such as brake pads, he states.
Hitchcock says that with the 30 percent savings, a new customer is likely to obtain a plan for an average of $475 less than the list price, but can be more. Pricing and availability of full coverage plans varies.
"For most cars under 5 years old and under 50,000 miles, and in most states, exclusionary plans are available. They cost more, but they're worth it," states Hitchcock.
The savings program is available only for new customers, began July 19, 2010, and extends until July 31, 2010.
For more information, visit www.aaautoprotection.com.
