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Car Warranty - UK Used Car Warranty Reviews (Explained by Used Car Guy)

Used car warranties are an insurance that motorists tend to feel uncertain about buying. Read my article: https://theusedcarguy.co.uk/how-to-bu... Key to a good policy is the providing company, level of cover purchased and full understanding of what you are covered for and what is excluded. My latest YouTube video and article guide simplifies buying a car warranty. Some UK warranty companies are regulated by the Financial Services Authority (FCA). This is one recommended requirement when buying a policy. Companies with FCA regulation include Warranty Direct whom I discuss and ultimately recommend in this content blurb. Outside of regulation, be concerned about the type of cover you are buying. It is obvious that should you need to make a claim, you are covered by your warranty. Warranty Direct tailor quotes on vehicle make, model, mileage and age. Your initial quote provides core cover such as engine, gearbox, water pump, starter motor, final drive, flywheels etc. Core plus include air conditioning units, car clutch, electrics and the fuel system. There is additional cover available for Emissions System Protection parts such as DPF filter and catalytic converter which I recommended. Safety System Protection for items such as braking, steering and suspension that is another suggest inclusion in your car warranty. However, Multimedia system protection is not really worth additional fee as such items are so unlikely to break that your likelihood of making a claim is remote. The other important facet to a used car warranty is the agreed claim limit. This provider offers a 100% labour payout although you can supplement this to reduce your final annual or monthly fee. But, car parts are paid on a percentage ratio that depends on your chosen options at the point of purchase. You can agree to pay from 20% to 50% of the parts costs as a way of reducing your amount payable to the warranty company. In my personal opinion, I suggest a 0% parts ratio that means in the event of making a claim the UK warranty company pay 100% of both parts and labour. Validating your warranty - There are some key things to be aware of: 1. The car must be serviced every 12 months or within the manufacturer guidelines 2. The car must have been serviced in the preceding 12 months before purchasing a car warranty 3. The car must have a valid MOT As mentioned, read my full article for full information https://httpslink.com/car-warranty-guide Marcus Rockey Used Car Guy #carwarranty #usedcarwarranty #UKcarwarranty #carwarrantyexplained #carwarrantyreveiws #usedcarguy #marcusrockey