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In 1954, a German Engineer called Felix Wankel developed what he thought was going to be the next revolution in internal combustion technology. The biggest gripe that Wankel had with the existing engine technology was the harshness and vibrations that transferred through to the cabin. He decided to bypass this problem by creating an engine that had just two moving parts, making it a lot smaller than a conventional combustion engine, all while achieving the refinement levels that he desired.

Unfortunately for him, his invention was still crude and it was Hanns Dieter Paschke, an engineer from NSU who extensively reworked it to make it suitable for road use and mass production. His improved engine design was officially called the "KKM 57P" and this became the blueprint for all Rotary-powered vehicles.

Audi is a brand that defines luxury and German engineering which makes pre-owned Audis extremely desirable. A Certified Pre-Owned Audi is perhaps the best and safest options thanks to the extensive inspection each vehicle has to go through to get a CPO status from Audi. And is the case with any good pre-owned, there is the reassurance of Audi’s CPO warranty.

In this article, we shall take a detailed look at Audi’s Certified Pre-Owned by assessing parameters such as coverage options, duration of coverage, and options for long-term protection. We shall also compare the Audi CPO program to some of the other top contenders to see if it’s worth it. We shall look into third-party extended warranty providers and for extended coverage.

Subaru is yet another Japanese brand known for Japanese ingenuity and inducibility. Their success in World Rally and amongst the American market is proof that the Japs know how to get things done.

Subaru’s Certified Pre-Owned program reflects the brand’s ability to understand the American demographic. There CPO program is accompanied by a generous warranty, reassuring the buyers of the quality of the pre-owned vehicles that’s got Subaru’s stamp of approval. In spite of all these advantages, there are a few things you should know, so in this article, we shall discuss the perks, advantages as well as shortcomings of a Subaru CPO warranty. We shall also look into some of the best third-party extended warranty plans to ensure continued coverage long after the factory warranty runs out.

Your new Mercedes might be nice, but did you know that it only comes with a four-year, 50,000-mile warranty that covers the powertrain, corrosion preformation, and even includes roadside assistance. It’s a good thing, too, when you consider that the Mercedes parts catalog is ripe with parts that don’t fall on the cheap side. If the warranty booklet isn’t exactly written in your language (don’t feel bad, there’s a lot of fine print for a reason) that’s okay because everything you need to know about your Mercedes warranty is right here. Let’s take a closer look at Mercedes’s factory and extended warranty plans.

Car maintenance is essential not just for your car but also to keep enjoying the benefits of your extended warranty. While most people prefer taking their cars to the nearest workshop for routine maintenance, some prefer the DIY route. However, does service your own car risk voiding your warranty? In this article, we look at the dos and don’ts of servicing your car. We look at the cost and correct methods of servicing a vehicle that’s under warranty.

There is the German way of doing things and then there’s the Porsche way of doing things. Known for their psychotic attention to detail and cutting-edge innovation, this iconic Stuttgart-based automaker is all set to transform the world of Certified Pre-Owned (CPO) cars.

In this article, we will discuss how Porsche’s CPO program differs in key aspects from other CPO programs and most importantly simplifies the process of owning your dream Porsche without having to worry about quality-related issues. We will also take a look at Porsche’s Vehicle Service Protection Plans and some of the best-extended warranty providers in the business to safeguard your new or used Porsche.

Tesla vehicles are the embodiment of the future of mobility on four wheels. But with all this technological wizardry and seamless integration on board, even a minor fault can quickly turn into a catastrophic money pit. So in this article, we shall take an in-depth look at Tesla’s factory warranty and we will try to walk you through the kind of coverage that one can expect with a Tesla EV.

We shall also look at options for extended protection and even explore some of the best third-party extended warranty options to safeguard your Tesla’s electric drivetrain.

The extended warranty market has gotten out of hand. At one point the third-party market was nonexistent and the only way to get an extended warranty was to get one from the manufacturer. But the landscape has changed since the dawn of the 21st century. There are more third-party warranty providers than ever before and choosing the right one can be a daunting task. In a bid to get a piece of the action a lot of third-party warranty providers have popped up that are up to no good. In this article, we’ll look at how to avoid such companies.

Modern BMW cars are technological marvels and are still considered some of the best driving machines in the modern-day automotive landscape. But in recent years, they have developed a bit of a reputation for being unreliable and overly complicated to fix. This is why BMW owners are recommended to buy an extended warranty plan be it a factory extended warranty or once provided by a third-party vendor.

In this article, we take an in-depth look at BMW’s factory extended warranty plan and we shall also examine the best third-party options to assure great coverage for your BMW. Depending on how often you drive your BMW and how long you intend to keep it, one of these could be a better choice for you. When shopping for a third-party extended warranty, we recommend you get quotes from multiple providers for the best possible deal for your BMW.

There comes a time in a car owner’s life when their factory warranty is about to expire and they sit and contemplate whether they need an extended warranty or not. An extended warranty, better known as a service contract covers unexpected repair costs due to mechanical breakdowns or failures just like a factory warranty. In this article, we will try and simplify the process of finding an extended warranty that suits your needs by streamlining the decision-making process based on simple parameters.

A manufacturer warranty is quite comprehensive to ensure a hassle-free experience at least in the first few years of ownership. But what happens once your warranty ends? Should you get an extended warranty instead? Will your extended warranty match the services provided as part of your factory warranty? Well, these are common doubts people have and in this article, we uncover these questions and more.

A vehicle protection plan as the name suggests is a form of vehicle coverage that deals with specific repairs listed in the contract. Supplied by the manufacturers as well as third-party providers, a vehicle protection plan, commonly known as an extended warranty, offers protection against future breakdowns and makes car ownership a relatively hassle-free process.

In this article, we will look at the different kinds of extended warranty providers and based on a multitude of criteria, rank our top picks to help you make an informed choice.

Used car demand has reached an all-time high despite the ongoing pandemic. But with more and more people restricting their search radius to their web browsers, they tend to rush into buying cars without spending much time with it in the flesh. So here’s the golden question, are the warranties offered by used car dealers any good? What if the car you bought already has a warranty? Can you buy an extended warranty for a used car? In this article, we answer all these quarries step-by-step to help ease your used car purchase.

Extended warranties sound perfect. A simple service contract that at a minimal cost takes care of most pricy repair jobs for a long time. It looks too good to be true in some cases which may make people wonder, what is it that makes these contracts beneficial and more importantly profitable for the providers? What is the business model that supports this seemingly neat endeavor?

In this article, we will break down the economics of extended warranties. We will also talk about the basics of finding and purchasing an extended warranty which could save you from potentially devastating repair bills down the line.

An extended car warranty is a perplexing subject that often confuses car owners as well as car buyers. So in this article, we try to break down everything there is to know about an extended warranty to help you decide whether you really need one or not.

When you buy a car off the showroom floor, for the first few years, it is covered by the manufacturer against major repairs and breakdowns under the factory warranty. But once the factory warranty is over, people are often left looking for an alternative form of coverage to protect their car from untimely repairs.

In this article, we will cover the basics of mechanical breakdown insurance and we’ll discuss their feasibility for new as well as used cars. We’ll also compare it to an extended warranty to help you find the best option for your vehicle.

A vehicle service contract can prove to be highly beneficial after your manufacturer warranty ends by ensuring continued coverage for major repairs and saving you from the unexpected expenditure.

In this article, we break down the workings of a vehicle service contract and fix the common misconceptions people have regarding this topic.

An extended warranty is a great option to ensure coverage for your vehicle after the factory warranty ends. There are plenty of options available for those looking for an extended warranty with manufacturers as well as third-party warranty providers offering comprehensive plans. But what if you want to cancel your extended warranty for some reason? This article looks at everything there is to know about canceling your existing extended warranty.

All modern cars are offered with a warranty from the manufacturer’s end which ensures coverage in case a major part of the drivetrain, powertrain, or key electrical system fails unexpectedly within the warranty period. The basic warranty offered by manufacturers can last anywhere between one to five years.

You can also purchase an extended warranty for your vehicle which ensures coverage beyond the manufacturer’s warranty period. Manufacturers offer in-house extended warranty programs but in most cases, the extended warranty needs to be purchased before the factory warranty ends. But what if you want to buy an extended warranty after the fact? Here’s a guide to help you choose the best protection for your vehicle after your factory warranty expires.

Look to cancel an extended warranty plan but the dealer won’t let you cancel it anymore referring to the terms and conditions that you signed at the time of buying the warranty? Fear not, in this article we break down the legal and other aspects that can prevent such occurrences and help you cancel your warranty.

Warranties come in all shapes and sizes. Most people are only aware of the factory-provided bumper-to-bumper warranty which lasts anywhere from one to five years. But there are types of warranties like a powertrain warranty which can last up to ten years and 100,000 miles. Even used cars and certified pre-owned cars (CPOs) can come with warranties. So how do you check for one? In this article, we look at how to check your car’s factory and extended warranty.

In this article, we take a look at car warranty insurance and everything there is to know about it. This includes breaking down the differences between a car warranty and car insurance to help you decide what’s best for you.

When you sell your car, the registration and insurance are transferred to the new owner. But what about your car’s warranty? Well in most cases they can be transferred as well and the transfer process is easier than you think. So here’s a guide to walk you through the basics of car warranties be it a factory, aftermarket, or certified pre-owned (CPO) protection plan, and how to transfer them so you can get the best deal when you go to sell your car.