. It covers defective components and replacements for parts as needed. It does not cover components that are damaged by theft or accidents.
Components that are sometimes found to be defective in a Honda include:
The battery
The tires
Climate control systems
Seat belts
The aforementioned warranty will expire after 3 years or at 36,000 miles, whichever comes first. It’s common to have a second, longer warranty that applies specifically to your engine and transmission.
If you’re worried that the standard warranty isn’t long enough, you should look into Honda Care and obtain an
. An extended warranty with Honda generally lasts for eight years or 120,000 miles.
Having a warranty is a good way to get a little peace of mind, but you’ll need great car insurance if you want to protect your vehicle from accidents, theft, and more.
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