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Plans You Can Compare.

Figures are sample contract contributions for a typical mid-mileage vehicle so you can see shape and scope. The agreement you sign states the actual fee, term, deductible, and parts.

Essential Powertrain

$1,240 / contract

  • Engine internals
  • Transmission internals
  • Drive axle
  • Listed seals when included
  • Email claim decision
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Elite Exclusionary

$2,480 / contract

  • Vehicle except named exclusions
  • High-tech modules when listed
  • Higher labor rate ceiling
  • Transfer of remaining term
  • Priority file reading
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Side By Side.

A quick view. The schedule in your agreement is the version that counts.

ItemEssentialAdvancedElite
Engine and transmission internalsListedListedListed
Drive axle and transfer caseListedListedListed
Steering gear—ListedUnless excluded
Air-conditioning compressor—ListedUnless excluded
Control modules—SelectedWhen not excluded
Brake pads, tires, wipersNot coveredNot coveredNot covered
Sample deductible choices$100 or $250$100 or $250$100, $250, or $500
Term examples24 or 36 months24, 36, or 48 months36 or 48 months
Transfer to a later ownerAsk the deskWritten stepsWritten steps

// Questions

Pricing Questions.

Is the price on this page what I will pay?

No. These are samples for comparison. Your contribution depends on the vehicle, the miles, the term, and the deductible. The quote email states the figure before you sign.

Does a higher price mean every part is covered?

Elite coverage is broader because it works from an exclusion list, but maintenance items and the exclusions named in the contract remain outside. A higher contribution is not a promise that nothing will ever be denied.

When is the contribution due?

The agreement states whether the contribution is paid at signing or on a schedule. A claim is reviewed only while the contract is in force and the contribution is current, as that agreement describes.

Can I change deductible later?

A deductible is chosen at signing. A later change, if the contract allows one, is a written amendment, not a note in an email thread.