Endurance Auto Warranty Reviews

It was pretty easy to sign up with them. I have a $70,000 truck so having an extended warranty is very valuable.

The representative from Endurance was helpful and the experience signing up was good.

Endurance's customer service is good. I called customer service yesterday to try to get a rental because my car is in the shop right now, but they said it wasn’t covered. They're helpful.

CarShield was charging me more than what Endurance charges. I purchased Endurance. Their rep did really good. He was very informative. He gave me more options than what CarShield did. They gave me rent a car, CarShield didn’t give a rent a car. I didn't receive my policy yet though. I would recommend Endurance because they offered more than CarShield. They offered discounts in hotels. There are a lot of things that I compared that CarShield did not offer at all.

Endurance's rep brought it home. He broke everything down to my wife. She drilled him by asking a lot of questions, wanting to make sure this is the right fit. He came right back. He didn’t even hesitate. He should be promoted.

I looked at reviews online and then the deal that was provided. If you took out the regular maintenance costs that Endurance covers, the final cost for the actual warranty was cheaper than anywhere else that I could get it. I got a few calls from a few different agents, so that was a bit confusing. But I was just working with one person at the end and everything was smooth. Everything was sent to me and it looks good.

I was purchasing a used car, which was quite expensive, so I went around and got a warranty. I wanted to make sure I had protection on it. I found Endurance online and it had good reviews. An insurance policy is only as good as the company that writes it, so I went on the reviews from across the country. I saw that people had good things to say about Endurance, so that ultimately led to my decision to sign up with them. The process went well. Their reps streamlined it, made it painless, and explained some stuff to me. They were knowledgeable.

Everything was great during the purchase of the Endurance Warranty. I felt comfortable enough to go ahead and do it.

Endurance more friendly compared to the other providers. Their reps were very good. The package was explained very well and making the payments through credit card was easy.

I called up Nissan and Chrysler dealerships because I have a couple of Nissans and I have a Chrysler. I inquired about the best warranty to get and they all said Endurance was better than CarShield. Most of them didn't even accept CarShield. My purchase of Endurance was pretty straightforward and everything was explained to me. They were pretty lenient with the downpayment. Also, my first payment was due last week and I’m a little late with it. Endurance said that they were willing to work with me.

The gentleman sounded good on the phone and I went with what he said. Then he told me about a $500 reward for the diamond I chose, 250 at the onset for signing up that I would be able to go online and do some shopping and what have you, and then 250 after the third payment. Well, he failed to tell me that they were just discounts. It actually wasn't $250. I would have to purchase something in order to get it. Like for instance, if I purchase a $50 gift card, I would only get $5 off of that, so I would be paying $45. I couldn't use the incentive all in one.

Endurance was one of the few that would give me the warranty that I was looking for with the amount of miles that I had on my truck. The reps were very informative and pleasant to speak to. And any questions I had, they answered right off. It was straightforward.

Endurance goes for longer miles. I signed up with them and I didn't have a really good experience. They promised things that didn't come true. They don't explain things thoroughly if you ask questions about what to do if you have a problem. They don't tell you that when you have a problem with your engine, it goes to a third party to get done. It's not Endurance that you're going through.

The application process was very simple and I've been happy and satisfied with them. However, there were a couple of things that bothered me. One, I was quoted a certain price and then when it got down to it, it ended up being $100 more ‘cause of a new program. I got over that and then, when they set up my policy, they neglected to mark that it was a Highline maintenance, which it should have been. I called them, but it took several, several, several phone calls to finally get it corrected. I would also always have to follow up with them instead of them calling me back.

Endurance reached out to me and I was pleased with the service, so I went in all for it. The rep answered all my questions and he was able to get me in the price range that I'm pretty comfortable with.

I had a very pleasant experience with the rep that I talked to. I wanted as many bells and whistles that I could get. I wanted the number one policy they got, and I got it.

Having protection for your car is valuable because you don't know when it's gonna break down. You need to have some kind of security. When I purchased the car, I made sure that they gave me that package for coverage, so I wanted to make sure that I had that. Sometimes you buy something and then when you get it, it's not what you think. They start telling you, "It doesn't cover this, doesn't cover that." I made sure that when I asked, and they told me that it covers this and that, then I was okay with it. I asked about the coverage, what it covers, and how much, and my interaction with the rep was a nice one. I also asked the dealer about Endurance before I did it and they said that it was good.

The rep explained everything clearly and it was good. With Endurance, I got a cheaper rate for the amount of coverage that another company was charging me over $100 for.

Endurance has a higher rating and they have better service. They were great and professional. I had a good experience.

Before I gave Endurance a call, I checked a lot of dealerships around my area to see if they take Endurance. They said they take it, including the the Buick dealer. I have a Buick so it was a good deal. I called Endurance and everything sounded good, so I decided to go ahead with it. The rep explained everything to me. He made sure I understood before we hung up and that I didn't have any other questions. So I was satisfied with that. As far as I know, I got the best warranty I could get from Endurance.

The extended warranty that I had on my truck runs out in February. It's a 2012, and it only has 88,000 miles on it. But it's a Lariat that has all the options. I felt with the low mileage, and as nice as I have kept the truck in the original condition, I wanted to make sure it was protected. Because I'm getting ready to retire and I didn’t wanna stare at some of them big bills. The Endurance rep answered every question I had and was very helpful the entire time. He did an excellent job. Endurance has me set up for monthly payments. Everything went well.

Endurance needs to fix whatever is going on with their client's complaints. When I went and looked, the Better Business Bureau had 690 negative reviews and that scared the heck out of me. So, I'm not really sure that I have a product I can use. I don't feel confident with what I purchased. But, the prices were good and they said some wonderful things. Signing up was very easy.

I took my car in for a tune-up and I was offered an extended warranty. I already had one but I was told that the one I had wasn't a good one and that I should go with Endurance. I never needed an extended warranty so I don't know how the other one worked. But it was highly recommended by my car dealership. I switched to Endurance and the guy I worked with did everything. He also informed me about everything. Everything’s still fine so far.

I called Endurance and told them the make and model of my vehicle. They looked it up. I told them what I was looking for which was if anything goes down, I would have some kind of maintenance insurance that could cover it. They told me that with their plan, I pay $205 upfront to sign up for the program and it's $97 a month. Two things must happen and it must be maxed out. One is it must be 30 days and the mileage on my vehicle should reach over 1,000 miles so that they can show that it's an active vehicle. I asked if the plan covers everything to which I was told yes. I then asked how it works. I was told I take my vehicle in and pay the $100 deductible.

I had another warranty before, but I canceled it 'cause I didn't trust it. I got my money back from the other warranty. I looked it up, and many people have Endurance. A lot of my friends have Endurance Warranty too and they said it was all right and good, so I went with them. I've had no problems signing up for it. They explained everything out to me and it's been going smoothly. It was a dude that talked to me and he made everything all right. He told me the price and he told me what plan to go with. He talked walked me through it. The customer service is good too. My engine light kept popping back on and off and right now, it's my third time taking my car back. It needs a starter in my catalytic converter.

Mitsubishi Outlander

When we first signed up for Endurance Auto Warranty, it was great. We thought we were going to save quite a bit of money on a refinance that we did. But, the day after I signed up for it, we ended up losing $400 a month in income. So, I called to say “Hold there, wait. Because I’m just not sure if we can swing it right now." The rep said, "Why don't we just try it, see how it goes. You can cancel at any time." He did his job and gave us a really good deal. Everything was sent out to us right away and they were really good about asking us questions. They listened super well and I really appreciated that. This warranty buys peace of mind. Our vehicle is the only vehicle that we have. So we want to make sure that we don't have any major surprises in the future.

I purchased my car and I was on the impression that I purchased an extended warranty. It's important to have one so that if anything goes wrong with your car, you take it to the dealership and they would able to resolve the problem without having so much money come out of your pocket. I found out when I went to get a repair done to my car that I didn’t have an extended warranty. I only had a service agreement so I ended up paying quite a bit of money out of pocket for the repair. If I had had an extended warranty, my experience would have been so great.

I called three different warranty places. The cost that the customer service at Endurance gave me as well as their offers worked with me. The other companies were like, “Oh this is what we had.” And that was it.

Endurance had a better price and had more options than the warranty I had. I signed up and had a good rep who was helpful. Making the payment was easy because I did it on autopay. Get Endurance. It's good.

Not long ago (last week), I needed to have my car repaired; when I discovered it wasn't covered because of its salvage title. Turned out, a new policy was recently created to cover cars with salvage titles; so now, I get to keep Endurance as my safeguard against the gigondo cost of auto maintenance.

Endurance was the first company I came across and it was said to be number one. It seemed to have awesome coverage and I liked the price too. Their rep was excellent when I signed up and making my payment was easy. I also got my paperwork.

My 2007 Hyundai Santa Fe is over 150,000 miles and for a while, I've been reviewing and looking for something that will cover it. Endurance does and when I found them, I was very interested in purchasing it. The reps were also very knowledgeable and explained to me the policy, and stipulations of the policy. It went well. I've made two payments so far and hopefully, if I have to use the service, it'll be just as transparent.

The vehicle I bought was 500 miles away from expiring with the factory insurance. Also, it has a lot of electrical components, which is very expensive if you don't have any aftermarket insurance or other warranty. I googled what were the top five aftermarket warranty companies. Then I chose Endurance, because I read a lot of reviews and I saw a lot of good things about them. Everything went well when I called. The gentleman that helped me was awesome. He explained everything well. He explained a lot of points that I needed as far as what would happen in case any powertrain part broke down, just the steps I need to take, and that when I first purchased the insurance, I have to wait a couple of months. It was 1,000 miles after I purchased. His customer service was excellent. He gave me some good discounts, which was useful.

The warranty that originally contacted me was only going to cover the transmission and the engine. When I was doing my research, I saw Endurance and how it covered all these things. When I spoke with their spokesperson, he told me about all these perks they have annually. He was really helpful from the get go. I wasn't able to make the full down payment then and there so he helped me split up the payment. With the stimulus, I was able to make that full payment in the end. He got me back on track and now I make monthly payments for Endurance with no problem. Everything's been good so far.

I was doing my research online and I saw that Endurance was number one. I wanted to go with the best company I thought was suitable for me. When I signed up with Endurance, everything went well. They've been very prompt with me. I just filed a claim because the driveshaft of my 2012 Cadillac CTS is gone and it needs to be replaced. I took my car in to the dealership and they are supposed to be contacting Endurance. I've been waiting since Friday. I understand that things are not open on the weekend. There's a hold up right now for some reason and no one has reached out to me yet.

Almost everyone under the sun hits you up when your warranty is going to expire. Endurance seemed to be the most referred and had the barest offer. It was a straightforward experience when I made the purchase. We got it over with and I'm happy. There were no hiccups, they were quick to respond and it was positive. They also gave me a decent deal. I checked around a little bit and I got a fair price.

Both Endurance's reps were good. The only thing I need is my booklet. It says what's covered and what's not covered and I get a card. They were supposed to send that in 10 days. I have not received that.

My purchase of the extended warranty was pretty straightforward and the reps were great. The only thing that was lengthy was the amount of time to get everything signed up and implemented. I spent probably an hour on the phone getting everything implemented.

Endurance's price didn't sound too bad and their reps were friendly. They weren't rushing me, too. But I need to call and talk to them because it's been a month and I'm not clear on some things yet. I know that on the first 30 days, you can't make a claim. So I want to go back and re-talk things so the details are fresh in my head because I will use this service to get the oil changed in a week or two.

Endurance takes the payments out of the bank. Overall, it's been great. The rep was helpful. He explained a lot of things to me, but hopefully, I don't have to use them.

Everyone I spoke with was very friendly and knowledgeable. Great customer service, especially in the claims department. Will definitely use Endurance for all of vehicles going forward. The entire process was very pleasant and I am incredibly happy with their product.

I am very pleased with your service and so grateful. I will continue to keep our customer and business relationship clear. Will always attempt to meet my agreement with you. I have no complaints. Much more success I wish upon you.

I wanted to hedge my bets against big expensive repair bills. I was buying a used car and the bank was going to sell me a contract at a particular price point. I looked it up and found that there was a better offer (better coverage and lower price) through Endurance. I used to work in the insurance industry and if I sniffed any kind of sketchy, salesy stuff, I wouldn't have bought it. The person I dealt with came across as trustworthy. He explained things easily to me, and I understood what they were offering. He answered all my questions too.

Endurance appeared to be a better deal than what the dealer or what some of the other companies that I googled had to offer. The reps were fine and they explained everything well. I had the policy for close to two months now. The only thing is there is this little special that if you sign up, you get vouchers for free stuff. But really, it's not. It's just coupons off of, like what you would get in a mass mailing from a media advertising group.

When I looked Endurance up on the internet, they were the top-rated one and that made me pick them. My experience with their reps was fine and they explained the benefits of the warranty as well as how it works really fast. Then, paying them would be via a simple credit card payment.

People should definitely call and see if they could get Endurance. It is valuable especially if you're on a set income and that's your only vehicle. You not only have to protect yourself, but you have to protect your vehicle as well. When I read some of the reviews, I liked Endurance's reviews. I called in and the way they explained it, I was agreeable with it. I had questions, and the rep explained it very well and went over everything. She knew the knowledge well. They said they will email me my information and they emailed.

ConsumerAffairs had good reviews for Endurance. The purchase was fine. I haven't had to use it yet, so everything is good until now. Everything is crimson and clover at first.

I thought about going with CarShield. I called BBB, and they said they gave them an F. So, I didn't go to CarShield. And they were still pressing. They were calling me every day. I'm like, “Gee, are you all right? Do you really need my business that much?” And then, I checked with Endurance. BBB gave them a C-plus. But I talked with a gentleman, and he sort of convinced me. So, I told him, “Well, give me a week and I’m calling you back.” I called him back, and then we went over stuff. And then I said, “Okay. We'll go for it.”

When I signed up, the rep was good and very convincing. Endurance seems to be honest. I haven’t used the warranty yet and I’m hoping I won’t use them. But if I do, I hope they’ll come through whatever is wrong with the vehicle at that time and if I call and say something wrong, they won’t say that they don’t cover that problem.

I wanna be doing Grubhub and I did a Google search for the type of coverage I was looking for, which is a car repair coverage. Endurance was at the top of the list, so I clicked the first thing I saw. I expressed that I was trying to get comprehensive car repair coverage and the one that did my sale was good. He offered me a discount for if we could seal the deal right away. I also feel that we were talking about the same thing and the exact kind of stuff I needed, so it sounds right. I didn't have the funds in my account right away 'cause I was getting paid in a couple of days. Still, they went ahead and took my routing information so they could process and start the day of, so that was cool. I am about to get over my 1,000 mile thing, so I could start using the service. So far, the customer support was really good.

The rep seemed very friendly and convincing. Everything went great. It’s just that I'm still kind of leery with all the stuff that he was talking about. My car will reach its mileage for me to check it out, so I'm gonna check it out to see if it's true.

I looked up auto warranties on the internet, and Endurance was one of the top three. I called them and the individual named Darren spent a lot of time with me and answered all my questions. I had a good gut feeling that he wouldn't steer me in the wrong direction. We set up the payment and it was not difficult at all. We needed $1,000 down because we just purchased the car and then I had a little trouble getting into the Mepco website (the payment company). However, that's fine now. I've never bought a car online before, which this was an online purchase from an out-of-state dealer and it was delivered. The whole experience for me was very new and I appreciated Darren. As long as he gets some kind of kudos from the company, I would be happy. He was exceptional to work with.

I looked online and Endurance have popped up for the area that I lived in. They came in like number one or two for the area. I signed up. With Endurance, it's a smooth transaction, affordable to get started, and they have you covered.

A friend told me about Endurance. I have an older vehicle and I can't get a factory warranty on it so I went with my friend’s suggestion. Signing up with Endurance was fine. Their rep was good.

I was having a minor problem with receiving any information on my warranty. I spoke to Tabitha ** and she was excellent. She was professional, friendly and knew what I needed and took care of it right away. She is an Asset to your organization.

Wanted copy of warranty. Talked to two other people trying to get copy without it being done, part of problem was they didn't have the correct e-mail address. Then I talked to the 3rd person and found out the other people didn't have all the e-mail address. The last person read the whole address and we got it straight. He was very helpful and work with me.

Having a warranty until 200,000 miles is peace of mind. One never knows the day they will die, but they can control when they want their car to die after years and miles and miles. I myself like having things covered, and a car warranty makes sense.

Called to get quote. First guy I received quote from called back to compare and he was nonexistent. Second guy seemed like I was talking to a robot. No excitement in his voice as to why their plan was the way to go etc etc. Company seems a bit lost when it comes to sales communication.

Account manager Nauman ** was very helpful in clarifying a question I had about my contract, concerning the optional coverage I purchased. He sent me an email that confirmed that seals and gaskets (#5 in the contract) are, in fact, covered for me, as long as they are in covered parts.

Endurance gave me a option for this warranty so I signed up for it. The reps were professional and helpful.

Endurance warranty company is dishonest misleading company. I put my trust in this warranty. Paid into it for over a year. Was promised in the beginning that it would cover my vehicle. Now I'm experiencing technical problems. I spoke with two reps over the phone. Promised me I was covered. Took my vehicle in to be serviced just to be told that this warranty I purchased doesn't cover my vehicle. Now I'm out of $1200 during a PANDEMIC. I was promised this was top coverage but was mislead. What a rip off. Dont invest. It's not worth it.

They did a good job of explaining to me. They answered all my questions. They were knowledgeable and they gave me information I requested. For the questions, they were able to give me correct feedback. Their customer service was fine.

I did a search, and ConsumerAffairs popped up with the information on Endurance. From what I've read right away, I went ahead and took the call to learn about it. The coverage was something I've never even heard of before. There was a lot of extras with it and the rep worked with me hard to get the price where I needed it.

I checked for the best warranties online - those who had the highest ratings with reasonable prices. Endurance was the one I picked. It had good reviews online so I would expect no problem. Customer service was very professional and did very well explaining everything. The lady on the phone they switched me to was very good. I got the welcome letter with the username and password, the login information, and the account number. However, they said they were gonna send me a hard copy of the insurance and I never received it. I can print it off a computer but that would be a lot of printing. There is also a 30-day waiting period before the warranty goes into effect and I totally understand that.

I put in my information through a third party and then they sent my information to Endurance. I had a rep call me about three or four days later. He told me about what it all covered, and if I was to purchase it, they had a pretty good deal at the time. It took all about 5 or 10 minutes for me to sign up. I haven’t had to submit a claim yet. But I've seen reviews about people submitting claims and they've not had any issues.

With a lot of web research, it looked like Endurance was the best program. The pricing seemed to be pretty good too. The guy I worked with did a good enough job to where I signed up for coverage of my 2017 Acura RDX. One other reason for purchasing the warranty was some of the regular maintenance stuff is included.

The rep that I talked to when I signed up with them was very informative and she explained everything to me.

I called a bunch of different companies and Endurance had the best coverage at the best price. When I signed up, everything was good. The rep was helpful. He also offered me a competitive price, but right now, I need to call in and see what in the world is going on. When I was at Walmart getting an oil change and I called because that's supposed to be covered under my plan, nobody answered the phone. I left a message, and nobody called me back. That was a couple of weeks ago.

I went on to Google and asked what was the best warranty that I could purchase and Endurance came up. The rep was excellent. He was very attentive. I recommended Endurance to my brother in California as well.

I got a response email that was very detailed, so I went with Endurance. I was very comfortable with customer service as well. They answered all my questions and educated me on everything I have benefits for.

Endurance was one of the ones ConsumerAffairs suggested. They offer policies for high mileage so I went with them. The rep seemed to be pretty knowledgeable and answered my questions.

Endurance was one of the first people to call me and they had a really good plan. They were really on top of it. They were giving me the stuff that I could get done that helped it flow really smoothly. Their rep was really helpful and she explained everything to me and what I had and hooked me on it. I was not down to throw money down but I needed to get something done and she really helped me out with it.

The guy from Endurance that I was working with was great on the phone and their coverage seemed reasonable. But I was a little disappointed that they didn't have the ability to pivot during these times and adjust the waiting period due to the fact that most people were working from home these days. For example, my wife used to drive 10,000 to 12,000 miles a year like your average American. But now that she's working from home five days a week, she drives about 8 miles a week. So we'd have to wait 90 days or 30 days and 200 miles, which 200 miles would take us several months, and the 90-day, 1,000 miles would take us more than six months.

The process of purchasing a warranty from Endurance was all good or else I wouldn't have gone with them. I just got the policy in the mail yesterday.

Endurance covers a lot for the cost and it's well worth the money. Even if you have to break the cost down into two different payments, it's very affordable. I have a 2016 Ford Explorer and I was way overcharged for an extended warranty with another company. I had to use it and they gave me hell. I went on Google then I read the reviews. Endurance had almost 5 stars and once I knew what was covered and what the cost was to me, it wasn't that bad.

Everything has been great with Endurance. I was looking online for a warranty. I typed in extended auto warranty, and then one of the first thing that popped up was Endurance, so I called. I just purchased. I didn’t need to make a claim. The rep I dealt with was great. His first name was Derek. He called me. He was really friendly. He told me the ins and out. He gave me a quote with all the details in the contract. I read the details. I liked what I saw. He held the price for the quote for about a couple of weeks. Quote prices change throughout the year and he kept the same quote. He told me and I called him back. He started my contract and everything was fine.

They were very understanding and answered all my questions. I called back the next day because they took my activation payout then they took my premium out. I couldn't understand why it was broken down like that. The $20 activation fee was separate.

When I signed up, I paid with my Discover card for the initial fee, and then I told them monthly, I wanted it taken out of a different card. But they still have been taking out of my Discover card. But signing up with Endurance was easy.

I checked Endurance out, their ratings was high. That's why I went with them. We did everything over the phone. It was very quick. Also, the rep was very professional and answered all my questions.

Endurance was the better of the group of auto insurance companies that I was reading about and purchasing it was a fantastic experience. The gentleman I spoke to was amazing. When he sold it to me, all my questions were answered with a very confident, sounds-too-good-to-be-true answer. Being sold on it, you have to take them at their word, so until I need to use it, I'm super satisfied with what the product shows itself to be at face-value. It seems good. My only issues would possibly come if and when I go to utilize it and something in fine print isn't what it should be.

They sent me an email that we had got $250 in credit. We paid the policy in full and we were supposed to get $500. That still hasn't happened. But signing up was great. We were thrilled. The representative was friendly, extremely helpful and even worked with me over the weekend. I give him an A-plus.

My car didn't have a warranty. I went to six different sites on the internet, and Endurance came up first on all of them except one. Their customer service people were very easy to talk to and they answered all my questions. The only thing is the price. They could lower it for the same service.

My warranty was up. And to get an extended warranty for my vehicle, it was ridiculously too expensive. Endurance was the most reasonable. It was easy to get information on what I could get for my money, what I was insured for, and all the places that I could go and get my car work done. The rep was very good. He was a good salesman.

I have a handicapped accessible minivan, after purchasing an agreement with them and followed all recommended maintenance intervals and adhering to all the rules. I noticed an oil leak, maybe it was transmission fluid? Anyways, they say it's not covered because of bed seals. But you must do preventive maintenance. So..why sell my a policy that cost over $3,000.? And not cover needed repairs. They kinda got you in a bind, because after further review of the policy, it states must maintain proper fluid levels and all that. But if I was to "let it go", and major damaged occurs to the engine or transmission, it would not be covered under the warranty terms. GARBAGE! DO NOT BUY THEIR POLICY!!

My truck company is starting to get more miles and we use it a lot. I knew that if it broke down on me, I needed to get it covered somehow. Purchasing Endurance was pretty easy. They explained everything, told me how it was gonna work, and what I got covered. So, I liked it.

The initial contact was promising that was why I purchased from Endurance. They were able to answer all my questions. I ask the same questions in different forms to see if I get a different answer. They were pretty much accurate according to what they sent me. They were very nice and very informative with everything that I asked them. They told me everything in detail which is something I like. I even asked the rep, "Can I write the down?" She was patient enough to have me write it fast.

I've had warranties before and Endurance is up there at the top. During my conversation with the reps, they seem friendly and knowledgeable about what they covered. They even answered some questions I didn't know I had. That was good. They also told me some things that I wouldn't expect from a normal warranty to cover, and that was nice to hear.

The lady that was on the phone said I had to sign up then if I wanted to get this special upgrade. I went and did it, but then ended up getting a call from the other company that gave me a good deal. I called Endurance and said I didn't want the policy anymore, and that they would credit back what I had paid on it within the 30 days. They said that they would take care of it on the other end, that they're linked with whomever I send the payment to. It’s automatically deducted. Everybody was helpful, though. It was just that I got a better deal somewhere else.

I had CarShield before and they screwed me over. I heard that Endurance was a good policy to get so I got it. I told them to send me the paperwork. As long as I have a phone number, I can call to tell them my car's in the shop or that I need it towed. Payment comes out of my credit card and it's as easy as can be. I haven't had to use Endurance yet so that's good for them and good for me. I just hope when I do have to use them, they honor their policy.

I Purchased a Warranty in advance of my Mercedes Benz warranty expiring. Paid my premiums on time. After about 8 months, I needed a new Manifold. Took it to the dealer & the claim was denied although it was covered in my contract. It was the biggest string a long she'll game ever. My original warranty covered it & I switched, I've recommended my current Vehicle Warranty Company to hundreds of people looking for a company that backs up its claim!

The experience was a good one that was why I only made one call. Based on the information that was shared with me at that time and what I was looking for on that initial call, I went on and signed up with Endurance in November. However, I have not yet received anything from them and I had to make an initial payment.

When it comes down to customer service, Endurance did an amazing job. I got so many phone calls that day from different extended warranty companies and didn't know what was happening and how I wanted to go about it. But when I spoke to Leon, he assured me. Someone who is trying to sell something has to assure the client and they have to believe in it in themselves, and I felt Leon believed in the product that is being sold. He was very knowledgeable on the product and able to answer all sorts of questions. Anything I tried to feel aloof for, he was able to catch it, run with it, and he was able to do what he had to do. He did an outstanding job. He deserves a lot of recognition for his knowledge but also his connection to the customers. I'm very pleased as a new customer and I look forward to continuing this.

I had CarShield, but my family told me that they had a bad reputation. So, I went on the internet and looked up some stuff. I decided that I didn’t want CarShield. I started searching around with the Better Business Bureau, and I’ve seen warranty advertisements. I found Endurance Auto Warranty. On my initial contact with them, the customer service was good. Everything went good with the conversation.

The rep was very good and helpful. I own a Mercedes and I had CarShield before I had Endurance. I dropped CarShield because they do not pay for the diagnostic and there were certain parts that they don't cover. I wouldn't know what part it was until I had a diagnostic and I would have to pay $167 for a diagnostic, for a part that they do not cover. The other reason I dropped CarShield is I called Endurance, and they said they pay for the diagnostic. I understand that there are certain parts they will take care of and certain parts that's not, but my biggest thing was the diagnostic. The next thing is I got a $200 discount when I signed up with Endurance. I paid for three years, and got the other two years free. That's awesome.

My experience with Endurance was all okay. Making payments was good.

I went online and searched for a warranty for my 2015 Dodge Durango. Endurance is one of the most highly rated ones so I went for it. Once I spoke to the young lady that was on the phone and how professional and how informative she was, that was more than enough.

Endurance treated me with respect and their reps answered my questions. But every day it seemed like I was getting called by a different representative. It would have been nice to stick with the same one.

I ran what best company fit what I needed. Endurance was one of the top ones. They're professional. They knew what they were talking about. And they were very willing to help through the process on figuring what I needed and didn't.

The initial contact with Endurance went pretty well. They gave me all the information I needed. However, these people take your money and use it for nothing and you don't get any benefit out of it for a whole month so I don't agree with that. But it is what it is. When you are at the mercy of somebody, there's not much you can do about it. When I asked them, "What would happen if within that 30 days something happened to my truck and I wouldn't be covered?" They said if that was the case, they would refund the down payment. That gave me some satisfaction.

I told him what I was looking for and he gave me what I needed.

One time, my car went out. I called someone but I got a call from Endurance instead. I chose them. They're supposed to cover everything up to the tires on the car. I didn't know that they could cover the tires or even the wiper blades in the car. As far as payments, at first, I couldn't afford the one with 200. Then they took $100, which I could afford at that time, which is good. They just take the payments out of my checking account.

I looked online, checked out the different ratings, and Endurance came up. It was easy to sign up and everybody was helpful. They were good.

The reps over at Endurance are very courteous. But I never got an actual policy and I would have liked to see something so I can have it for my references on what is covered and what isn't.

I put a lot of miles on my GMC Terrain. As a Travel Physical Therapist, I drive an hour and a half one way just to get to work and then drive around all day for home health. I went with Endurance for their unlimited mileage warranty. The rep explained everything to me pretty well and their purchasing process was good.

The purchase process for the warranty was fine. The Endurance rep told me how much I had to pay, and that was it. They charged me but I didn’t receive anything in the mail. Then I had to cancel because I was not going to be working outside my home. I requested a refund. The guy was giving me rebuttals saying that the car might still breakdown and he got on my nerves. I understand that that's his job. But I just wanted my money back because I was not gonna be driving the car. So it was redundant to me and I could also use my money. Other than that, I was satisfied. I’ll come back to Endurance when I start driving my car.

Main thing is, they don't want to Cover anything! They come up with any Excuse, not to Pay! One time, they wanted me to come with the last 6 Month of Documented Oil changes made for the Car! When I signed-up, for the Protection Plan, it State, You can rest assured that all major Auto Repair will be covered! Just present your Card to any Licensed Mechanic at the time of the Repair and Endurance will Pay the Bill directly! Don't believe them, they try to get out of all Repairs!

The rep was very friendly when I signed up. He provided great detail and answered all my questions. Everything was great and I would recommend Endurance.

Based on research when I looked into getting an extended warranty and the reviews, I went with Endurance. The rep seemed to be very knowledgeable. He explained everything to me, including stuff that I didn’t even have on my original protection plan. He told me about the once-a-year battery thing and some other things. It was easy to set up a payment plan as well. He asked me for a credit card.

There was a bit of high pressure in Endurance's signup process but not too bad. I recently called and requested that they send me a packet that I can put in my vehicle. I spent about half an hour on hold. If I had to make a claim, that wouldn't have been something that I would want to do - standing at a repair place to be on hold for half an hour. When I called back the final time, I pushed the wrong option on purpose, and then I was able to speak to someone.

Checked your site looking at car warranties. Endurance said I could get a free quote. They contacted me over and over continuously until I answered. The person did not hear anything told to him, then tried to force me to give him money to get his services and if I checked with my car company and found out I was covered I could contact them and get my money back. Which defeats what he was told.

The Endurance reps explained the contract and it was awesome dealing with them. Anything can happen at any time and I want to make sure my vehicle is covered.

Endurance Auto Warranty called me and the way they handled the questions I had about coverage seemed okay. But I had to recently tell them I was canceling it because I was gonna be getting another car.

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By reading different reviews of different companies, I decided to go with Endurance. They were professional and the lady I talked to set me up nicely with the options.

The rep was very thorough and he was very enjoyable to deal with. He explained things very well. My wife and I did the purchase online and then they sent the information, then she printed it off. My wife is savvy with the email, but I like to do it the old fashioned way. I'll send in the payment every month. I had a 2007 Ford Expedition, and I sold it and upgraded to a 2017 Chevy Suburban. Endurance was rated 5-star and that's reason I went that way. They seem legit. It's a $100 deductible, but you can go to any Chevrolet garage and get the first end fixability. I’m well-satisfied.

Endurance has pretty good deals. The rep explained the coverage to me really well.

Everything was pretty straightforward and very simple with Endurance. The whole process to get coverage for my 2014 Audi Allroad took about 20 minutes which was perfectly fine with me. It was easy and convenient. The rep was very professional. He walked me through the different kinds of products I qualified for and did a really good job of explaining to me the nuts and bolts of the policy that I was getting and how it would work.

I had CarShield years ago, but it turned out pretty poorly for me. So I just wanted to try something else and I purchased the Endurance warranty. The purchase was fine. I received a letter in the mail the other day that basically says who I will be making the payment to, but I never received a packet that details the different repairs and maintenance that I would receive. It's like they sent me a bill, but they didn't tell me what I'm actually paying for.

Endurance Auto Warranty has more to offer. They are more feasible in terms of paying a certain amount of money and not having to pay monthly for the entire length of the protection. The rep was very professional.

I looked at the reviews, and Endurance came highly recommended. When I spoke to two representatives for Endurance, both gentlemen were very nice and thorough. They did everything well. They explained the full policy to me clearly and broke down the expenses. The follow-up process was timely as well.

I had problems with my car that I thought were covered by Endurance but my claim was denied. They cover tie rod ends but not ball joints which cause tie rod end problems. It just doesn't make any sense to me.

Endurance was one of the three companies that responded to me and I took it from there. The reps were very knowledgeable. They were able to answer any of the questions that I had. They were able to go over and explain exactly what was the type of coverage that I was purchasing and what would be covered. Everything ran smoothly.

I liked what Endurance was offering and they were very informative and very sure of the product that they were selling when I was signing up. That made me feel good because a lot of times, people don't know what they sell you. Also, making the payment was easy and secure.

I own a Mini Cooper, and BMW offered an extended warranty. After researching the area Endurance was almost half as expensive and offered great coverage. I have not made a claim yet, but expect it to be handled well when I do.

Francis was bad**. All questions were answered. He was professional and he cared about me, but he made me feel like he didn’t. I bought an extended warranty for my Chevy Chevrolet Corvette then I came across Endurance. Within 10 minutes of purchasing the first one, I went back, cancelled it, and went with Endurance because of everything that was offered to me.

The reps gave me everything in detail that I was asking for. They explained as much as I kept asking questions. Having an extended warranty is very valuable. I have an older vehicle and if I want to keep it, I gotta keep it up.

We previously had an extended warranty with a different provider and the fee was coming up on 100,000 miles. We went ahead and got a new warranty. I went with Endurance and it was pretty simple and fast.

I cancelled Endurance because I read a lot of comments. It made me wonder if it was true or not as far as the coverage. There are so many videos on YouTube saying that they always look for any excuse not to approve a claim. I don't want to go through paying every month and if I get a problem with my vehicle, it's not covered. But the reps were helpful.

I had a very simple repair with an engine starter, but it was very expensive because I had to go to the Mini Cooper dealer. I decided my car is always going to be expensive to fix, so I went online for an extended warranty. I saw three companies and Endurance seemed to be a more serious and complete warranty. I got on a call, the rep explained everything and was able to follow through. The gentleman that took care of me was informative. When you buy insurance, you never know what you're buying because there's so much clause and fine print. More or less, he was able to explain with details of what I was getting into and that's what made my decision a lot easier.

I was looking at different insurances and Endurance called me at a pretty good time. When I was asking questions, the guy who was talking to me was pretty good at filling me in and answering my questions. They were very courteous as well. Endurance had a pretty good price and they had the coverage that I was looking for. The package I got was 110,000 miles for six years. Having auto coverage is very valuable. Who can afford over $1,000 every time you take your car in for anything? The cost would be very expensive just to pay out of pocket. I hope that if anything ever goes wrong, I won't be paying that much. With Endurance, the out of pocket for me is $100 every time I use the service.

I put in my phone information online and I got a call almost immediately from an Endurance representative, who talked to me about what they could offer. I'm sometimes skeptical of salesmen over the telephone but I was assured by them that they were number one, that they paid claims properly, that they had a good reputation, their fees were reasonable, and that I should consider them. I spoke to the salesman supervisor, who further convinced me that it was a good choice and that I could drop the insurance anytime I needed to or wanted to if something happened to me medically or my situation.

I had a few recommendations on a few places and after talking to Endurance, I found they had the best price and a good customer service. The process is okay and I received a letter to set up an online account, but considering my history with going with people, I'm still skeptical about the policy. They mentioned they would send some cards that we've never received yet, so that part's skeptical. Outside of the first communication we had, we haven't did any other transaction.

Endurance sold me this warranty with a vehicle that had 153k miles at time of purchase. They sold me on the numerous things the declaration page "claims" they cover, and with a high mileage purchase I thought, sounds great. I purchased the 3 yr/50k mile warranty for $2975. First claim was denied for a timing chain replacement with Endurance stating I had insufficient paperwork for my oil changes. Even though I had the work order from the shop, along with the checks where I paid for the service. Second claim was denied for internally lubricated parts problem in the rear differential. Once again, clearly a stated covered repair according to Endurance warranty.

Initially, Endurance sounded good. But until you hear the end price, you’re like, “Oh, I don’t have that.” When I said I couldn't afford their rate, they were not pushy. They just said they could get somebody to help me so that wasn’t so stressful. Endurance worked with me which was great. That was very helpful in making my decision. An extended warranty is like insurance and you hope you don't ever use it but it's good to have. Right now, I am in my first month and I’m probably going to need to give Endurance a call soon.

The customer service was good. The rep was courteous. She answered all my questions. The way they set up the payment plan was a real good deal.

The price was right and it's easy to make payments. I'm on a payment plan. My experience with the rep was nice too and as long as the plan covers what it’s supposed to cover, it’s very valuable.

Endurance is a good place to go for an extended warranty for your vehicle. It's for something you have to worry about way down the line when something breaks down. The rep I had was really nice and understanding. He was a good salesperson. He did really well in explaining the coverage.

It was a good experience when I was purchasing the coverage and making the payments is easy.

My husband said that Endurance Auto Warranty was a good deal so I went with it. It was a very easy process for getting coverage. I asked a couple of questions about what the contract would look like and they gave me the information I needed to answer my questions. Everything was pretty straightforward. It took two days for the whole thing because I had to talk it over with my husband the day before I was getting quotes.

I liked what Endurance had to offer and that it was also rated number one. It was easy to talk to them about things and get the information I wanted. The price was right too. I had to wait till the very end of December and I originally spoke to this guy, Fred. He got in touch with me again which was fine. But after I first spoke to him, I got a bunch of phone calls from all kinds of other people calling about Endurance to try to sell me the policy. It was a little bit of a bother. That was the only thing I didn't like. Ultimately, I never got back in touch with Fred so I just called the 800 number and bought the policy. I wanted to buy the policy before the end of the year and they were helpful as far as all these little extras that they had in the policy. I ended up changing my mind at the last minute and they were easy to talk to about it. I was gonna get five years but I ended up getting seven years.

The initial customer service experience and signing up was very good. I was pleasantly surprised. The guy who signed us up was very thorough and answered all of our questions truthfully. The coverage was as described too. That in itself is a plus for the company. There wasn't any exaggeration which often sometimes comes with these kinds of aftermarket products. I'm assuming based on the rating of the company that if there is a claim sometime in the future, they will make it.

Endurance offered me the best deal. They started calling me right away, so I finally connected with them, and we had a conversation. It was about the product and what they were offering compared to what Volvo was offering with their third-party warranty company. The woman knew what she was talking about, or I wouldn't have bought it. Purchasing was relatively smooth.

My warranty was about to run out and I was looking at getting an extended warranty. I went with Endurance because of the price and the reviews. They had a few issues on Better Business Bureau but they were quick to resolve them. I noticed that, which was helpful. Also, the rep talked about some of the perks, like the three free oil changes a year. There was a little confusion about the start time of my policy but it was cleared up at the final verification phase. I was first told it would be in 30 days or 1000 miles, whichever comes first, but it was made clear to me that I have to meet both, which is not a problem because the car is in excellent condition. I’ve already recommended them to my boyfriend who’s looking at extended warranties.

The rep did a fine job when I was purchasing the coverage. There were a few things that I wasn't clear about but I found out on my own by reading the policy, so it's fine.

Endurance Auto Warranty came up in the top three extended warranty companies and the conversation that I had with their rep at the time sealed the deal. They were able to answer pretty much all of my questions and I compared the answers to their questions based on the research I did as well. But it would be helpful if they could tell us that we would have this upfront fee prior to us getting ready to make the final decision. It wasn't a major problem for us but it could be a major problem for some individuals.

My daughter works for NICA insurance. I had two other companies that were ripping me off and she came in the room when Endurance called. She said, “Who is that?” I said, “Endurance” and she said, “They're a good one.” They insure quite a bit more than the other ones do. It's like your car’s covered from top to bottom, all the way to the tires. That amazed me. I enrolled and it was great. The rep knew his stuff. He told me all the things that I had to do, but I don't know if I can download an Endurance app, so I can make my payments. Apart from that, I put 200-something down, and my payments are $90 a month.

It was a combination of the timing and the other people being obnoxious that's why I went with Endurance. The rep was excellent.

The Endurance rep was very helpful. She answered everything and explained the coverage very in-depth. I paid in full for that and the gentleman that took my payments went over everything again and was very helpful as well. If you're in that market, and you're looking for it, somebody talks about it, I’d refer them to Endurance and let them know, “Hey, at least try them first. If nothing else, give them an opportunity to give you some numbers just to earn your business because they won't let you down.”

I have a 2004 car and it's getting up there in mileage. I thought that the extended warranty was something that I might need going forward originally, because of CarShield. But then, I checked the reviews and testimonies, and the BBB, and everything about them was awful. I then searched for the best extended warranty for vehicles. In about three different search engines and three different searches, Endurance came up number one. Customer service-wise, they were right on the money. They answered all my questions. They were forthcoming with information and I haven't found any loopholes or anything yet. I haven't had to make a claim as of yet but I was very impressed with their customer service and their willingness to help.

I called my dealer and they told me not to get CarShield. We looked into something else and I went with Endurance. When I called them, it was okay. The rep was polite. They also worked with me on the payment plan. However, they were supposed to be sending me some papers regarding what I have covered and I didn't get that yet but they took my first payment.

Everybody at Endurance was pleasant. They make everything nice and very simple. Also, the pricing is really reasonable.

Endurance worked with me to get a better deal. Everything was good when dealing with their rep.

Endurance Auto Warranty sounded pretty legit when I talked to their representative. They had a website and the rates were okay, so I decided to go in there. What stood out to me was that they said that they would pay for some of my scheduled maintenance, like oil changes and transmission fluid changes. The price is pretty good for my year of Jeep and the miles it has on. I recommend them.

I did a little Google shopping for warranties and I liked the pricing at Endurance. I wasn't too happy with the first person I talked to but the next person was really great. They got me set up and taken care of. I loved them. They apologized for my first experience with the company.

We only had the warranty on our car for two years. We took the lowest one because of expense, and I have never done that before. I've always had the warranty for the entire time. So then when the time was coming up, I got lots of phone calls about warranty. I talked to one other company, but I just wasn't sure. And then when I talked to Endurance, I ended up talking to one of the managers, and that made a big difference. I felt confident about it. The car is still like brand new because I had less than 15,000 miles on it at the time that I talked to him. And because we're seniors, there was a discount. The discount made a difference as well. It was very positive.

I opened a policy with Endurance, and when it came time to use it, they only covered 20% of the charges, even though everything should have been covered. When I called to find out why I was given the run-around and left on hold for extended periods of time before being cut off. In my opinion Endurance is only interested in signing up new customers and paying out as little as possible, total scam. Kendall ** Ft, Lauderdale FL **

Purchasing the plan was easy and I got quick feedback from them. I dealt with two different people because they originally went to run my credit card. My credit card said that it looked like a fraudulent charge, so they tagged it. I had to get online while I was on the phone with the guy, go onto my Visa, Bank of America card, and tell them that it was a valid charge. But everything was good.

I had done extended warranty before with other companies, and Endurance told me that they’re a lot more reliable than the ones I chose before. So I'm giving it a chance to see how it works. I was very pleased the way they were when I purchased the warranty. They covered just about everything, and they were consistent with talking to the same person. The only thing I didn’t like was that I was waiting to get my money back, and then I would get a call from other people when I was talking to one person. So it wasn't in the system that somebody was already working with me. If somebody is working on it, and I already said I'm going to do it in such and such time, then they should have all customer service representative quit calling because then you get skeptical when you get too many calls.

It was fairly easy to sign up with Endurance and get an extended warranty for my 2016 Honda Accord. I spoke with a representative who was very knowledgeable when I first signed up. Then I was trying to see exactly what my coverage covered as far the price of my car so I called back for additional questions. With the rep being able to look at my policy, I thought that she would be able to tell me something but she couldn't really give me any answers. But she was very nice.

The rep was very helpful. He got everything handled very quickly and professionally. We were able to customize the plan to what we needed. It's a good cost overall. It is a monthly payment for a couple years, but it may have worked out to be a good price.

I just got my plan about two months ago and I like having the security and the safety that I have insurance when something breaks.

I did some online research, and Endurance had some good reviews. I chose Endurance mainly because of the brand. Had they been someone that I did not recognize the name of it, I would have gone elsewhere. It was more affordable than I was expecting it to be. I got more coverage than I expected to get. They took time to answer questions that I had. If I wasn't clear about something, I asked questions, and they never acted like I was taking up too much of their time. I've had really good experience with them so far.

I bought my car through a dealership, and the warranty they were offering seemed like it was high-priced. So I looked at others and it seemed like going through Endurance was a better deal. The rep that I dealt with was helpful.

I've had Endurance Auto Warranty before. Their rep was very helpful with everything and I was given a good deal. Everything is fine and I'm satisfied.

I liked the price at Endurance and when I signed up, the rep was very professional. He explained the process. I went to the website to get on so I could pay it and they had already drafted it. So, I must’ve signed up for auto pay.

They were very friendly and kinda easy to go. Everything was explained. There was only one hiccup that I had. They said that I was going to get a bunch of coupons which I never received.

When I called them, I liked what I heard and I went for it. They explained to me that turbo was included, and that I have to wait the 30 days, if not 1000 miles. They weren't really good on details but the price was pretty fair.

The enrollment part with Endurance was easy and both reps that I talked to were very nice.

After I asked questions on one or two companies, they had cheaper prices, but it wasn't the same coverage. I read some of the reviews on the Endurance site. I liked their plan.

The rep was very, very professional and very friendly. He covered everything from detail to detail and what amount goes to this and what amount went to that. He did an outstanding job.

When I said that I wanted to cancel, they tried to do everything for them to keep it. They finally figured that I was not budging and now, no one wants to be helpful. Everybody had a really nasty attitude. I was trying to complete the form to get the refund. I asked six times, but I wasn't getting a cancellation paper that they wanted me to fill out. When I was able to fill it out, they wanted me to fill it on PDF. It wasn't an option. It was a gray area to fill out for the final. So I had to type in the final meter reading. The reason we made the decision was because they put in the clause that if we're not satisfied with our first claim, then we'll get our full money back guarantee. We were not satisfied with our first claim and we paid the whole claim upfront. So then we are guaranteed our money back in full.

Endurance was one of the best that I saw online and signing up with them was pretty easy. I did it on my way to work. They asked me a few questions about the other company that I was looking at and the prices and then they worked out something. My experience with Endurance has been pleasant so far. An extended auto warranty is extremely valuable to have. I don't have to worry about the big expenses if something happens.

I liked Endurance Auto Warranty when I saw them online. Their reps were great, very helpful and quick. They made the enrollment easy. I was supposed to receive a call from them after I made my first payment. Other than that, everything is great.

I spoke to Endurance a couple times before I did the purchase because I had a series of questions. They were able to send me a sample contract too, and talk about the different offerings they had, which was very helpful because I wanted to see specifically what was covered and not covered. They were able to answer a lot of questions and walked me through that. I looked at some other companies that had comparable coverage, but they were either more expensive, or one looked like wanted to charge me monthly.

The rep gave me a quote and then I called the people I already had and they couldn't match it, so I went back to them.

I had tried using another auto warranty provider and was not satisfied with the service that they provided. I saw several advertisements for Endurance and decided to give them a call. Everything was great with their reps during the enrollment. They answered all my questions and dealt with my concerns. I had some concerns about possibly running into the same problem that I had with the other company with Endurance and they assured me that that would not happen. Also, they have a very good plan and as far as the payments are concerned, that was all well explained and everything went well that way, too.

Once I got the contract, I read through it. But the rep that I dealt with went through everything that is covered under the warranty. I had a good experience.

I just needed to have that peace of mind that if anything happened, you gotta fix the car, putting in a rental, and I will be set after that. As far as Endurance, I went online and I picked them. It said the best warranty companies, and they gave me the top five, and I just picked them. They let me know about as far as what it covers, what is not covered, and the price. And I was good to go.

They seemed to be upfront about what they could do with everything I asked of them, as far as pricing. It was very quick. As far as the initial signup, it was great. They were very helpful to get things set up.

I have a Ford F-250 Diesel and I know that the parts will be a little pricey for me to pay out of pocket. My brother has had insurance with Endurance before and it worked out for him really well. He recommended Endurance to me. I had a great talk with their guy and he went through every single thing twice. He really broke it down for me and I was pleased with the way he did that. He told me everything like the payments and how there are different options. It was a good experience and I signed up right away.

I always try to put some kind of an extended warranty on all my used vehicles, especially when it’s for my wife, just for worry-free. I liked the price of Endurance, which made me choose them. The reps were knowledgeable and steered me in the right direction. I called them and they looked up the plan right there while I was on the phone. So, there was no lapse in time.

My car had 86,000 miles on it and I feel that an extended warranty was a way for me to take on extra protection on my car. I looked on ConsumerAffairs and they said that Endurance is one of the companies that is good to deal with so I took a chance. Customer service handled my question very well. The only thing is that I told them I wasn't sure about the mileage. I thought my car had 96,000 miles on it but it didn't. When I went back, looked at the mileage of my car and it was 86,000 miles, I thought they were going to make some adjustments to the money. But from what I heard, they were not going to.

I purchased a used vehicle and I wanted to put a warranty on it. The Endurance rep was a very nice guy. He explained everything to me and helped me make my decision. I was pleased with the interaction. However, he was supposed to mail out my plan to me but I still haven't received it. So, I’ll call him about that. But other than that, it has been okay.

Everything’s been good with Endurance. The reps were great.

Endurance's rep was very helpful. He walked me through the difference between what Endurance offered and other competitors. I was looking at Zurich and though Endurance was a bit more expensive, I felt better about going with them. The rep was very good at describing the different options I had. We finally landed on a 12-months, same-as-cash kind of deal and that's what I went with.

Endurance does little bit better than the other warranty I had before. Their customer service team did pretty good in explaining the coverage.

My truck's getting older and stuff can happen. I looked around. Endurance got back to me and that what I came down to. I looked on the Better Business Bureau and one of the competitors had an F rating while Endurance got a B-minus or C-plus which is a big difference. Signing up with them was really good and it was very easy making payments. I had a very pleasant experience. I set up something online and one of the ladies gave me a callback. I so happened to have been busy at the time she called so I asked her to call me back later on. I gave her a time and I heard back from her at that time. It's always pleasant not to have to wait.

My car is getting old and I can't afford a new car or a new car payment. So, I decided to get my old car insured. In case something major happens, I can fix it instead of getting a new car. I did the application over the phone and the rep was great. He explained that the policy covered a thousand miles and the waiting period was 30 days.

My experience with the rep of Endurance was great.

I am so upset on what a scam this is! I paid for the Supreme warranty for my 2011 Porsche Cayenne S two years ago. It has 61k miles on it. I took it in to get worked on for a rear door actuator; this was approved. But the repair shop told me my transfer case was also leaking. Endurance declined this claim because they said that another piece that interacts with it was bad. (A servo something or other) They agreed to fix the "servo" piece but said that this is what led to my transfer case leaking and that they would not fix it.

I spoke to two people from Endurance and they were good at what they do. They were nice and explained it. It was nice dealing with them and I had no complaints on how it was.

I have a Mercedes-Benz and I was told it is very expensive to get the car fixed. Endurance had a cheaper monthly payment and what they offered and covered was a little bit more than different vendors. I opted for Endurance their customer service was good. This was my first time dealing with car warranties and having to get quotes. Endurance did okay for me and I was pleased. But I didn't really like the fact that I had to have a deposit with them. The deposit was a little expensive too. But they worked with me on the schedule and payment of the deposit. They were able to break the deposit down into two installments which was good because I get paid monthly. I really needed the coverage so I had to do what I had to do.

I would recommend Endurance. The reps were super nice. They answered all my questions and were informative. It was a good experience.

When we purchased a used car, we decided to look into acquiring an auto warranty. We chose Endurance over different providers because of their Better Business Bureau rating. Their reps were fine.

I was searching online for additional warranties’ information. Endurance seemed one of the top companies in there. My experience with their rep was pretty good. Kind of pushy about signing, but he was all right. The signup process was easy. Set it up and after 30 days, that’s when my plan would go into effect. Everything seems fine. They're good.

My experience signing up with Endurance was so excellent. It was easy at that time. I just don't like the fact that when you refer somebody and they tell you you're gonna get a gift card, you don't. You gotta wait so long, even after you refer this for $50 gift card, because you gotta wait ‘till they pay their first payment.

I was on the road when I got the warranty and I am waiting on some paperwork because nothing ever came through the mail. So I don't know what I actually have. But I gotta wait 90 days for the warranty to kick in.

I bought a pre-owned BMW and the warranty is up in about five months. This is the first time I've ever purchased a warranty but the parts for these BMWs and all the technology that's in the car is fairly expensive. So, it was worth the $109 a month to get coverage for repairs. When I was doing my research, I went online and I also got a recommendation from the mechanics that worked on my car here in Washington. They gave me the name of a company that only sells through dealers. So, I went online again and looked up best warranties. I looked at the reviews on Endurance and those were good. It was helpful too that they are charged by the month rather than an all upfront contract. I haven't needed to use the warranty yet but the buying experience with Endurance was good and easy.

CarShield is a fake. When my car broke down, I took it to a Mercedes dealer and none of the things were covered. CarShield didn’t even give me a payment plan. At least they could have done it and I would have paid it little by little. So, I had to tow the car back out of there and do it myself. I saw Endurance on the internet and I decided to try it. When I was buying the warranty, they had payment plans. If they don’t cover the piece, they will have them it done and then make a payment plan with me. They’ll pay, and then I’ll pay them. I still haven’t used Endurance yet but I gave it to a lot of people already.