We love our old BMW but we’re thinking of getting a new X1. My wife says BMW has updated their warranty program since we last bought new. So what does the new BMW warranty not cover?
Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
BMW did update their warranty program in 2017—more on that in a sec. But first, here’s what the BMW warranty does not cover:
Brake pads
Rotors or discs
Brake shoes and drums
Spark plugs
Wiper blades
Blade assemblies and beams
Filters
Under today’s plan, the powertrain warranty is folded into the factory warranty in what the company calls a comprehensive warranty. It still provides industry-leading coverage, but like many other car warranties, it will not pay for the replacement of parts with normal wear on your new
While the listed parts aren’t covered by your comprehensive warranty, their replacement might be included in the three-year/36,000-mile complimentary service plan that comes with your new BMW purchase. This plan will take care of regular maintenance services, saving you a sizable amount of money on
Your new car warranty covers any problem caused by a factory defect or faulty part, but it won’t cover you if there’s an accident, theft, vandalism, or weather damage. For protection from those unexpected mishaps, you’ll want a good
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