Every new Volvo
comes with a 4 year / 50,000 mile, factory warranty. That’s not a very impressive length, and given that Volvo ranks quite low on the JD Power’s Dependability Study
, we’d be a bit concerned when that four years runs out. For that reason, it might be a good idea to purchase Volvo’s extended warranty.
Volvo offers three levels of extended warranty: VIP Platinum, VIP Gold, and VIP Powertrain. Each lasts for 6 years or 120,000 miles, whichever comes first. Here’s a look at what each of these extended warranties covers:
Platinum—covers almost all mechanical vehicle parts, excluding brake drums and rotors, brake linings, airbags, glass, safety restraints, and more.
VIP Gold—covers important vehicle parts, like engine, transmission, brakes, steering, suspension, and more.
VIP Powertrain—basic coverage for the engine and transmission.
Keeping your car in good repair will save you money in the long run, and having warranty coverage makes it easier to get repairs done when you need them.
Another great way to save money is by switching to cheaper car insurance
using the Jerry
app. All you have to do is enter your info and Jerry takes care of the rest, searching high and low for the best deals on car insurance. You’ll see the most competitive quotes for the type of coverage you need, and when you’re ready to start saving money, Jerry can help you cancel your old policy and finalize your new policy—right in the app.
Sign-up takes about 45 seconds, and the average Jerry user saves big—to the tune of over $800 a year.