Car Warranties Pittsburgh

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The pursuit of buying a new car is a daunting task with all the rebates, specials, lease options, etc. Many of us just look at the lowest per month rate and try to fit into one of the offers like military or recent graduate. One factor that is frequently overlooked is the warranty on the vehicle. Most dealerships offer a standard 3-5 year warranty plan that covers most issues on the vehicle. Those plans can work in the short-term, but what happens after that time frame? Typically what happens is an expensive mechanics bill from a dealer for maintenance issues. A simple solution is to look at Kia. They offer a 10 year or 100,000 mile warranty on the power train along with 5 years on basically everything else. One question to ask from this warranty is what is the powertrain? Well, the powertrain are the systems that make up the engine, transmission and the drivetrain. Basically, the parts of the vehicle that make the car go forward or power the car. Having an issue in one of these areas is very costly and creates a big headache for the owner. So for anyone buying a new car, this type of plan gives added peace of mind for operating ...
... the vehicle.

Along with the major parts of the warranty, Kia also includes Emergency Roadside Assistance, Toll-Free Support and a Trip Interruption policy. These are excellent features that provide an extra level of security in case of any problem. Have an issue while on the road, just call and your car will be towed to a Kia approved vendor. Plus, these services can be used 24 hours a day and 365 days a year.

If you are considering buying a car, make sure that the warranty factors into your decision. A new car eliminates the hassle of dealing with a car that had previous owners with wear and tear on the vehicle and the Kia extended warranty only helps to make purchasing this type of vehicle a great option.

This was written by James Bissell on behalf of Century 3 Kia. A Kia Dealership in Pittsburgh, PA. More info visit http://www.century3kia.com