Buying a used car is a smart financial decision, but it's important to remember that even the most reliable used cars can have unexpected repairs. That’s where a Vehicle Service Contract (VSC), sometimes called an extended warranty, comes in. It can protect you from expensive repairs down the road and give you peace of mind.
Let’s break down why a Vehicle Service Contract is a smart investment when purchasing a used car.
A Vehicle Service Contract (VSC) is a protection plan you purchase that covers repairs and services after the manufacturer’s warranty has expired. Some people call it an extended warranty, but a VSC is typically offered by dealerships or third-party providers. It kicks in when the factory warranty ends, covering major components like the engine, transmission, and electrical systems—often the most expensive parts to repair.
If you choose not to get a Vehicle Service Contract once the manufacturer’s warranty expires or if the vehicle is sold “As-Is,” you’ll be responsible for any repairs. At Star Auto Sales, after Day 61, any used car that’s no longer under warranty is “As-Is,” meaning we won’t be able to help with repair costs. This could leave you facing thousands in out-of-pocket expenses.
Yes! For a small monthly cost, a Vehicle Service Contract can save you from unexpected repair bills that could cost thousands. It’s a smart way to protect your investment and enjoy your used car without the stress of potential repair costs.
At Star Auto Sales, we recommend a Vehicle Service Contract to anyone purchasing a used car. It’s an easy way to protect your wallet and keep your car on the road. Interested in learning more? Contact us today to talk about adding a Vehicle Service Contract to your purchase!