Endurance Warranty Reviews

I bought a vehicle that has 114,000 miles on it, and I thought getting an auto warranty is a good move. When I started talking to dealerships and service departments, they accept a lot of different plans. I asked about Endurance but nobody would give me specific feedback. The only feedback I could find was online, and Endurance seems like one of the biggest ones. So, I thought that would be a good one to go with. I felt like their rep really wanted to make a sale. He called back when I asked him to. He didn’t have a whole lot of information about the particular plan that I ended up with because it took a while for the contract to be printed up and sent out. So, I felt like that was a bit of a drawback. Other than that, they are always available even on Sundays. It's easy to reach them.

Same thing just happened to me with as Danielle in Peekskill NY with tire size. My vehicle ships with multiple tire configurations including 275 and 295 tires. I had 285 tires on the car. The contract says specifically that tire diameter has to be less than 4% different from the factory. My tire size difference was 0.6% and they denied the claim. Different manufacturers have different actual sizes so this is completely bogus. Off to arbitration we go. Never again with a 3rd party warranty. It's not worth the paper it's printed on.

I wanted protection for my 2003 Dodge Ram pickup truck and Endurance had the best price. I was also impressed with the customer service. If there’s anything that would need to be improved upon, it would be the amount of time it took for me to get back in touch with the sales rep I initially contacted. But that was probably because he was on calls with other customers while I was comparison shopping. Nonetheless, I would recommend Endurance.

Prior to getting Endurance, I had CarShield. However, I never got to experience with them because I was on a month-to-month policy. However, my pay period ended up being a different pay period for my payment. So, I missed that payment, and they stopped me. So, I just wasted money for nothing. Thereafter, I went with Endurance and the salesperson whom I talked to was very cooperative. He was attentive and answered all the questions I needed. He gave me feedback and let me know everything about the company. I tried to make a payment early with another lady and she was great. If I had questions, she was also like the gentleman.

I heard an extended coverage is a really good deal. My dad has one. I spoke with him and he brought it to my attention. I purchased one from Endurance and the reps I worked with knew the information and the pricing that I wanted. Setting up and paying for the coverage was really easy. I use two different debit cards and they only charged one. They were supposed to charge the second one, however, they didn’t. Nonetheless, it still got paid for.

The manufacturer's warranty on my vehicle had expired and I was looking for the best possible plan I could get. We talked to a lot of companies whom we were not happy with. Thereafter, we went with Endurance and so far it has been great. The process of getting the warranty went beautifully and the reps were very helpful and informative. We didn't think they were trying to gyp us. Thus far, having the warranty makes me feel comfortable.

I felt comfortable working with Endurance. I wanted bumper-to-bumper, like brand new car coverage, no deductible. I made an agreement with the first person, but when it came back, what he said and what he entered in the computer were two different things, and the verification person took about an half hour to get everything finalized. Everybody was very nice about it, but the verification person seemed disturbed with the original agent. I used my credit card to pay the warranty and it was quite easy to do.

After paying on this warranty for several months, I had a problems with my car so I took it into a shop and a inspector came out. Said it was pre-existing and denied it. This what this company does to get out of paying. But they have no problem with taking your money every month. This company is a rip-off.

I WAS SOLD A POWERTRAIN WARRANTY THAT DIDN'T COVER MY POWERTRAIN. AFTER BEING SOLD ON AN UPGRADED WARRANTY THAT DIDN'T cover my transmission I feel I've been scammed by what is suppose to be a reputable company. Purchased the warranty after starting new job out of town for a peace of mind to avoid costly repairs. Several months later my car started acting up and got it towed to a shop. Then had to rent a car. After not hearing from Endurance for some time I called and they said an inspector was coming out.

I have an older vehicle and the warranty on it has gone away. I tried to call the dealership to get an extended warranty, but they were just giving me the runaround. I found Endurance and they had everything I wanted. Their reps told me everything I needed to know. I know a lot of friends who have older cars where the warranties have run out. Getting a warranty is probably a good choice. Other people should get one.

I have an older car and I was within the mileage parameters, so I thought it might be a good idea to look into a warranty. I went online, checked it out, and left some contact information. Then, several people called me, and Endurance was one of them. I looked them up online to see what the results or the reports were on them, and they seem to be okay, as far as warranty companies go.

I obtained this coverage for my car which is a 2013 Hyundai Santa Fe with only at the time roughly about 37,000 miles or less. Well when the gentleman took my information over the phone he asked me for estimated mileage so I rounded it out to 38,000 I asked him several times if you need the exact mileage and I will go outside and look and he said, "No it’s not a problem..." So into my policy making payments my door broke the latch on the door. I called Endurance to make sure it was covered. They told me yes so I took it to the Honda dealer. They called Endurance and they denied me telling me that I was 100 miles under my policy being allowed. So then I find out I have something else wrong with my car and haven’t been able to drive it since last October 2018.

I bought an extended warranty for $2,700 and was paying $108 a month for 2 years. Select Premier package and it covered almost everything outside of suspension and brakes. About 8k into the warranty my Transmission went out and needed to either be replaced or fixed. It took them almost 2 months to come to a decision that they were not going to cover me based on a technicality. My engine and transmission were covered but my “torque converter" wasn’t covered. Mind you this is apart of the power train and sitting on the transmission.

Considering the circumstances and the stuff that I hear people having to financially put out, I think it’s great to have an auto warranty on your vehicle. I purchased a recently used vehicle and it was sold to me pretty much as is. If anything goes wrong, I wanted to be able to afford maintenance. I spoke with a sales rep from Endurance and he was very informative. I felt like he was knowledgeable. But I’m trying to figure out my finances before I got back in contact with him.

I got an extended warranty for the Cadillac Seville which had the Northstar engine. It ended up needing the warranty for about $10,000 worth of work. It had a new engine and transmission in it. The Jaguar is the same way. It’s a very complicated car and it’s not cheap and easy to fix. I had an extended warranty on it that expired and I didn’t renew it quickly enough when I was supposed to. But I’m glad I didn’t because then I ended up with Endurance. They seemed different but better. At the same time, their ratings are significantly better than the ratings of the the company I had. And I make a lot of my decisions on what I buy or don’t buy based on that kind of feedback from the internet.

Endurance Auto Warranty have a good rating so I decided to get it. I also have them on another car and they’ve been fine. Their rep knows what I was looking for. So they got a plan in effect. Setting up the payment process has also been easy.

My car is 14 years old. The smaller items like oil changes and stuff like that over electrical, I can take care of myself. But, unfortunately, my car's only worth about $4,000. So, if it's gonna be expensive, if it's greater than 4,000, I'm not going to go into it. I'm just gonna junk the car. I have inquired about an extended warranty one time we spoke with Endurance, and the representative I dealt with was good. Making the payments through a credit card was pretty easy, and I did everything over the phone. I got the entire kit that tells me what to do.

We had a warranty through CarMax the entire time that we’ve had the car. We had a lot of the problems with the car and the warranty really came in handy, so we wanted to extend the warranty on the car. I read the reviews on auto warranty providers. I called one of them and asked for a quote. But once I got the quote, the person that I was initially speaking to transferred me to his manager. Then his manager was extremely pushy with the terms, wouldn’t even let me off the phone, and was very overbearing about the purchase, so I moved on from them. In contrast, the rep at Endurance was very nice.

I liked the price of Endurance's Auto Warranty and their warranty was a little cheaper than others. Everybody whom I worked with there was really nice.

I was buying a new car. I googled the best auto warranty companies and Endurance was at the top of the list. I got a warranty from them on the day that I got the car. So far, everything has been great with the reps, as in how well they explained the rates and the terms. The payment is cheaper than that of the warranty from the dealership, so I was happy with it.

The reps at Endurance were very professional and they answered all my questions. They had questions for me and that was encouraging. I was pleased with the communication I had with them. Interested people should check out Endurance's warranty for themselves.

The Equinox is two years old and we've got quite a few miles on this car, so we looked into getting an auto warranty for it. Endurance was listed by Consumer Reports among the Top 10 auto warranty providers. So, we had Endurance cover the car with a warranty and we had a good purchasing experience with them. The rep who helped us with purchasing our warranty was polite, nice, and very thorough. The customer service offered there has been pretty good. I called them once and they took care of whatever my problem was. Also, it's not too difficult to make payments.

I went with another warranty company before and I paid for 19 months. Every time I put in a claim, they denied it. I went with Endurance and I wouldn't have bought the policy without their rep. The warranty I got from them covers almost everything and paying for it was easy.

The reps at Endurance were quite helpful. They made the process easy and explained everything. Also, they answered some questions I had on whether or not they use used parts if something happened to my vehicle. Other people should get their warranty. I recommend Endurance.

My vehicle is very expensive to fix and the warranty that I have on it is gonna expire. I called Endurance Auto Warranty and I had a policy that was going to be with them, but nobody ever called me back to set it up. I talked to a lady and told her to call be back at 5 o'clock my time because the car I was gonna use was at home and I wouldn't be home from work by then. I never heard back from anybody. Nevertheless, her customer service skills were good. When Endurance is trying to set up a policy with customers, they should do everything in their power to make sure that they're calling somebody back. If their rep is not available, they should have somebody else do it.

On Endurance's form on their website, it says that if I want to get a quote, I should fill it up. However, I didn't get a quote. Instead, I got a lot of information that was already on their website. I never got a quote on what the cost would be and whether there was an a la carte provision like a lot of the companies that provide a similar service have. I also never found out whether there was a copay and how much it was. I also asked where I would get discounts because it's the at the first part of the year, and Endurance may be offering a sizable discount to get me to come on board. I never got answers to my questions. Instead, I got lots of phone calls.

I bought another car, and two days later, it went bad on me. There are a bunch of providers that aren't legitimate, but I did some research on Endurance Auto online and it sounded like they were. The reps have all been professional and the payment plan is reasonable.

This company is a complete RIPOFF, steer clear if you don't wanna be taken for a ride like I was. They advertise that they cover parts and repair from any mechanic but find ways to not pay covered parts. I had the Supreme package with tech coverage which is the top plan and I had to have a brake caliper and control arm repaired. Simple, not in their eyes. They sent a third party inspector out to verify what a ASE certified mechanic of 20+ years sent an estimate for, my vehicle sat for over a week waiting on the inspector whom argued with the mechanic about his diagnosis that nothing was wrong even though it clearly was.

My warranty was about up and I was leasing the car but I was planning on buying an auto warranty at the end of the lease to make sure it’s taken care of. ConsumerAffairs website highly recommended Endurance and it was a pleasure with the rep who helped me purchase the warranty. He was very friendly, professional, knew what he was talking about, and was extremely helpful. Also, it's not difficult to make payments. I would recommend them to anybody.

I bought a new Volkswagen and heard stories about maintenance issues. I heard of Endurance Auto through my father who bought a plan for his vehicle and I wanted a little peace of mind. The rep I talked to was super helpful and very attentive to questions. It was very easy to set up the payment plan too. My experience was great.

Endurance Auto Warranty is an amazing company that I would recommend to all of my friends and family. We had a break down last month and our insurance would not cover the damages. We didn't know what to do. It was at that time that we remembered Endurance. They got us to the repair shop and back on the road without any problems. Without them I don't know what we would do.

I have had a warranty with Endurance for over one year. Based on the assurances received during the sign up process, I was hopeful to have a good experience. Our transmission went and similar to other complaints here, Endurance has denied the claim stating that we have the wrong tires on the car. The dealer and two other mechanics have confirmed that not only do we have acceptable tires, but also that the claim denial is completely BOGUS. I've asked for the claim information in writing so that I can start an appeal and have been given the runaround. Stay away from Endurance.

This is an update to my initial review. Endurance has fully refunded my money for the warranty I purchased. The only reason I needed to cancel the policy and request the refund is because I traded in my Jeep and no longer owned the vehicle. Endurance stood by their 30 day cancellation policy and apologized profusely for the delay in cancelling the policy and refunding my money. I am very pleased with their timely response and customer service handled by James **. Excellent work! While I cannot speak to the warranty service as I never needed their warranty protection, I can speak to how diligent Endurance and James worked at resolving this problem. Thank you!

Had a few issues with my account and I was sent to Jordan in customer service. He was very knowledgeable, patient, and honest. He took care of every update that I needed and ensured that I was in good hands. I really appreciate that.

Steve was very helpful with me getting my somewhat refund. He did note that I will receive some of the money for the down payment considering I had cancelled a month prior to when I spoke with him which was about exactly a month after I joined. I didn't drive the car anywhere, and I had decided to not drive the car over the winter - don't want to chance wrecking it. The reason I had contacted him was even after I had terminated the contract, PayLink had still taken the $195 and change out of my account and I only had $5 left in that account after that. So I received that back. Not sure if I will receive partial down payment back but I appreciate the help anyway. Was thinking about getting this for my truck instead, but gotta find a new job.

On 12/23/18 I was on my way home when all of a sudden my truck just quit. I was at an intersection trying to make a right turn. I put on my emergency flashers and called Triple A. In 10 minutes my flashers quit working. I was very grateful to see the tow truck. My truck was towed to my dealership on 12/26/18 and found out that my fuel pump was ruined. The dealership called Endurance and they agreed to cover the cost. I was so happy and relieved. I highly recommend Endurance Warranty.

I needed to have a little more warranty on the Honda Civic since it had 50,000 miles on it. I looked at two companies and I liked the overall package that Endurance had. The reps were very good and thorough in terms of making sure I understood exactly what I was getting. We just got the warranty in December and everything is good.

I purchased an extended warranty with Endurance in 2016. My truck had 157,000 miles at the time and actually ended up needing some work done on the engine at around 165,000 miles. The mechanic called for verification and had no issues at all, not once but twice. Each time was followed through with excellent customer service. Would definitely recommend for anyone, hands down.

I'm hitting 148,000 on my car. I'm the second owner and when I got it at Complex, it still had a transmission and engine warranty. But then, the dealership said that it only had 9,000 miles left. I wanted to at least keep the vehicle covered because I drive it a lot around the city back and forth from work. When I talked to the Ford dealer, I asked them about the warranty place and they said they wouldn't take AutoGuard or CarShield as they said those companies don't pay right. I went through Endurance's warranty and set it up. I had to do my investigation with my mechanic in Ford to make sure. He told me that Endurance didn't seem to bad.

I was assisted by Johnny (**) today. He was extremely helpful. Not only was he friendly, and kind, but most importantly, he was ethical. He answered all my questions and provided background information that I was surprised to learn. I will continue to do business with Endurance because of the service I received from Johnny.

Where I was buying a new car, Endurance was being sold there. The Endurance rep was excellent. He explained everything, and I got what I wanted. For the payment, I had options to put it in with my loan. But I told them I want to pay it off directly. They also had extended warranties on other cars.

Horrible customer service. Do not buy. Disastrous experience and my warranty was not through Endurance though they pretend it is. I now owe $1700 to Volkswagen and Endurance is no help. Very upset with the process being obtrusive and a waste of my time. They will suck you in and take your money.

Per my disappointment with the contract sent to me Endurance has agreed to reimburse me the value I have paid thus far if I will drop all legal action and public negative remarks which I have agreed to do so I am appreciative of the fact that they will in fact reimburse me at this point. I will certainly make sure I have my eyes wide open in the future when going over all the details of a warranty

My car developed an issue with the drive shaft, I reviewed my contract & happily discovered it was covered. But when my mechanic called they said it was caused by normal wear & tear on the bearings in an attached part. Mind you the attached part CANNOT be purchased, repaired or replaced alone it's a part of the drive shaft! It renders the drive shaft inoperable! They created a loophole to not have to replace my driveshaft, so my option is to pay for it myself or keep driving with a faulty drive shaft until it destroys related parts. I've paid faithfully for 2 years only to have them screw me on my first claim! I highly recommend you steer clear of these scam artists!

The girl that I spoke to at Endurance was nice and very professional. She answered all my questions, and she explained everything. I did all the negotiating because I knew there was room to make the warranty cheaper, so I just kept beating them over the head. They accommodated me in the end, and it was a good experience. The Endurance auto warranty is a lot of value for the money.

My name is RUBEN **. I paid for extended coverage $3543.00 2/24/16 For a total of 5 years or 100,000 miles. I have read the entire contract book about what’s not covered and I don’t see anything about the heating core or heating core valve. These are important parts on the heating system. Contract # **. I spoke to a representative and asked where in my contract does it say That these parts are not covered. He just said that they aren’t covered.

After I have been paying into Endurance my car had started acting up. The engine light came on. Started cutting off and smoking from the muffler. So I was told I could take it to Dodge and as I did the mechanic found the problem and Endurance had them still break down the engine, then when the adjuster came out the claim was denied because even though the cylinder head is a covered part and what caused the engine to messed up. Because the Value seat dropped and it isn't a covered part my claim was not approved which I think is unfair because if a engine needs to be replaced and covered part is damaged then it should be covered no matter what. So they pick at anything to find a reason to deny claims and don't stand behind their contacts.

With most of the expenses nowadays, I want to be covered in case something happens. Now, GM has cut down quite a bit on the warranty. To alleviate any unforeseen problems, I thought I'd get an extended one. I did a lot of research on other companies but then I liked the way Endurance had its policy online where I could look at a sample, read through it and not rush. Also, I went to ConsumerAffairs and Better Business Bureau and Endurance either came up number one or number two. CARCHEX was close, but they were very pushy while I didn't feel Endurance pushed me at anything.

The dealership Munday Chevrolet has Endurance as their warranty provider and I got them for my 2014 Toyota. I talked to someone with Endurance and then I also talked to the finance guy. Their professionalism and overall demeanor are perfect.

Endurance had a very good reputation and they seemed to have a good history. The people at Endurance were very, very helpful, and they gave me multiple options. The actual representative that I dealt with was very knowledgeable and her follow up was very good. It made me feel lile that was the direction I was looking to go into. As far as the warranty, the extent of what was covered is what was appealing, and there was some type of deal where it was almost 0% interest depending on how much money was initially put down. I would recommend them. But I ended up not doing anything with Endurance because I ended up buying a new car as opposed to keeping the previous vehicle and just adding a warranty.

Endurance responded to my issues promptly. They explained the TITAN Vehicle Protection Plan was administered by a Canadian company also called Endurance which is an independent entity and has no association with them. Endurance (U.S.) was courteous and informative when communicating with me. Their time and patience are very much appreciated.

Upon purchasing a low mile used vehicle I began searching for extended warranty coverage. When I received a call from their representative or upsale agent, Vincent **, he used his slick talk in an attempt to dupe me into agreeing to the “deal” which was as much as the vehicle cost. Extremely poor customer service. In conclusion, be on guard when searching for extended warranty coverage for your vehicle. Don’t allow slick upsale high pressure agents to swindle your good nature.

Several reviews below speak glowingly about how easy it is to get signed up and start paying for coverage. However, when it is time for Endurance to perform as promised, don't hold your breath! Throughout the last two weeks, I have spoken on the phone with several individuals who claim that they are "Customer Service Reps", or "Account Managers" with Endurance, but not a single one of them has followed through with anything they said they would do.

*Nov. 7* Dropped Cadillac SRX 2008 vehicle off at Cadillac dealership for malfunctioning sunroof and door locks; *Nov. 8* Attempts to contact Endurance made by the shop; Rec'd call from the shop and then contacted Endurance a day later to confirm status of claim; *Nov. 9* Contact made with J. **, Endurance to determine the status of the claim, ** to send an adjuster out to Cadillac shop to review claim; *Nov. 10* Weekend; *Nov. 11* Weekend; *Nov. 12* No communication or follow-up from **/Endurance adjuster as stated to update claim; *Nov. 13* Phoned+Emailed J. ** several times-voicemail. Full/No response to the email; *Nov. 14* Phoned+Emailed J. ** several times-voicemail. Full/No response to the email*; *Nov. 15* Email from J. ** after more than a dozen attempts to contact him; stating the shop hasn't responded to Endurance calls-No verification.

I thought that I got the best plan for my car, the representative recommended the Diamond plan that cover almost everything, BUT I found out that they have a lot of loophole to not fix your car. I have a problem with front axle, the grease was leaking a li'l and they said it’s not covered, the boots comes along with the axle, and it’s part of the axle, how would anyone know that the boot is leaking till he feel something is not right with the car, I feel they are a scam and there are a lot of loopholes in their contract to just not paying for the repair.

With some of the vehicles I have, I typically like to have an extended auto warranty because repairs are so expensive. Endurance was one of the few that would insure a Porsche, so I went with them. I had an excellent experience with their rep and the initial purchase was pretty simple. Setting up payments for the warranty was very easy, too.

I bought a pre-owned vehicle and I'm not mechanically inclined. I just know enough to get in trouble, so I thought it was best to buy a warranty. I looked up Endurance and they offered the most coverage, so I bought them. Then, I have another vehicle so I bought a second coverage for it. The guy I talked to was friendly and good. Paying for the warranties was easy, too. They were able to charge my card and I paid upfront cash.

I had a previous warranty that expired, so I looked into getting an extended one. Endurance was on the internet, so I called them. They had a relatively good rate and I decided to go with them. Most of my interactions with their reps was positive and making payments for the warranty was easy. A couple of days ago, I talked to their customer service reps because initially, I didn’t know what the mileage was on the car. They said they were gonna give me a call back to get the exact number but they never called. So I had to call them.

I have an older vehicle and I wanted to get a warranty on it. I liked that with Endurance, there was no middleman and because of that the price was not as expensive. I talked to one of the managers there and he gave me the contract information. He was very informative and professional. He was also knowledgeable about the service and gave me some answers to some questions I had about the product itself. And when I set up my account, I gave my credit card info to them to draft the payments monthly.

We bought a car that has got a whole lot more electronics than the old cars. And if those things go bad, they're not cheap to fix. We did a little research on Endurance and they seemed to be an outstanding company when we called and talked to their rep. He was more than knowledgeable about their product, what they covered and what you had to go through to get the policy in case we needed it. Plus, during our conversation, we mentioned that my wife and I were both retired service members. They attached some of the additional discount, which we appreciated. The price didn't break the bank and it made it easy for us to make the payments. We got the package in the mail and we went over that. I kinda got a brief understanding of what we had to do in case we had to use it and I filed it in a safe place. Hopefully, I never have to use it. I'd recommend Endurance.

I had a good experience with Endurance which we put in a new-to-us car that we bought. The coverage we got was four years and it's very valuable and great. Making payments for the warranty was very easy too and the rep when we bought the warranty was very good.

I never had a BMW car before and I wanted a warranty. I've been told that repairs are expensive. I read some reviews online and one of the places I checked rated Endurance as second best. They gave me a deal that I thought was good. Their rep was a good salesperson. She wasn’t pushy at all but she was persistent. Her customer service was good. Making the payment wasn’t hard at all. I did it over the phone with my debit card, and they automatically got the payment out of my account.

When I was purchasing Endurance Auto Warranty for a new vehicle I bought, I went online and use their application on the website. It was user-friendly and easy to do. And they sent me a packet with information.

I bought a used 2012 Nissan Murano as is off a car lot and I wanted a warranty with it so in case something broke, I could get it fixed and not be out thousands of dollars. It’s kind of a safety net. Endurance Auto was rated as one of the highest ones on the internet when I did some research, so I signed up with them. I went through everything with their rep and when I got the warranty, there were some things that weren’t covered, like the transmission, which I thought would be covered. But for the most part, it covers the major components of the car and I’m satisfied.

My car is getting old so I decided to get an auto warranty. Initially, I chose another provider but I canceled and went with the cheaper option, Endurance. Also, I did some research online and they seemed pretty good. The Endurance rep that I talked to was very helpful and good, too. I had a lot of questions about car insurances and he answered all of them and was knowledgeable. Making my payment was very easy as well. It was something that I paid for upfront and was a one-time payment. Other than that, my interactions with their reps were good and so far, I'm satisfied.

I do buy the warranty on my car the Volkswagen Eos 2009 in January 2018. I paid my premium always on time 192.00$ monthly. November 21. 2018 my car broke down - I towed to the close Volkswagen dealer service. That day was start the most horrible experiences with Endurance. Want and try to find every chance to decline the claim. Volkswagen service verified the transmission broken and need to replaced.

I always get an auto warranty for my vehicle and at the time I was looking for a new one, Endurance had the best deal that I was offered. Making the payments for my warranty has been easy. They take it out of my account. I called their customer service today because I needed some information, and that was a very pleasant and professional experience for me. The rep answered all of my question.

The Endurance reps I dealt with were polite, pleasant, and informative. They got us a cost we could deal with. I'd definitely recommend Endurance.

I had a warranty on one of my other vehicles, and I really liked how it went. So, I decided to try another one because I didn't have access to the one I originally had. I would have gone to GM Protection Plan again, but it's only sold by the dealer. After looking around online, I called three different places. So, between the internet and the guy from Endurance I talked to, Oliver, I went with Endurance. The other two companies that I talked to were kind of pushy. Oliver was intelligent and he knew what he was talking about. He answered my questions and wasn't beating around the bush. Anytime I asked anybody something else, they'd try to talk in circles around it. Oliver wasn't shady and pushy. When I said, "I'm not gonna buy this right now, I just wanna find out." He said, "Here's all my info. I'll email you this."

The warranty I had was expiring, and I know I needed one in case there were some issues. I didn’t want it to come out of pocket, so I decided to research to see what I could find. I was gonna go with someone else, but then when I looked online at the reviews of claims, and customer service and different things, Endurance had come up as one of the better ones. They were more responsive than some of the others. The reviews that we were reading was that Endurance was a little better than some of the ones that were already on there. Their process was pretty quick and there was no drama behind it. The representative was also nice and very informative. For making the payments for purchasing the warranty, we set up the account with my debit card so there was no issue.

My warranty expired so I needed an extended warranty. Since I already had Endurance once before on my Cadillac XLR, I got Endurance again for my 2015 Cadillac. My interaction with their rep was great. Now, I’m just gonna see how great it is when I actually have a claim.

There was a time when my car was going out of warranty and I was still making the business decision of whether or not to purchase a new car. I decided to get an auto warranty and did a search. I came up with three companies to look into but then Endurance offered me a discounted price to take the offer that day. Their rep was knowledgeable but then I felt a little pressure to get the discount because I knew that was the only time it would be offered in a quote. Still, I appreciated the 30-day guarantee.

I have an older model vehicle that's already paid and I wanted to make sure that if I would run into any issues with it in the future, it would cost to maintain it. I sought an extended auto warranty and submitted an inquiry online to Endurance. Within a few moments, I received a quote and a representative called me and reviewed the basic powertrain package that I got. Right now, I have peace of mind with it.

I just purchased a car and I looked into the reviews of different auto warranty providers. Endurance Auto Warranty was very affordable and I decided to go with them. The rep I dealt with was very kind, professional and knowledgeable. So far, it has been a very pleasurable experience. I’m enjoying being a customer even though I haven't started yet.

I needed an extended auto warranty on the Volvo that I had. I worked with two other companies and Endurance seemed to have the best package. I went out and I was gonna get an extended warranty but instead I got a new car with a new warranty. Nevertheless the rep of endurance was excellent. They were very professional.

Prior to talking to Endurance, I talked to CarShield first and I didn't like the vibe I got from them. When I called Endurance, it seemed like the way to get an auto warranty. Their rep was very informative and since getting their warranty, making payments has been easy.

I’ve had another warranty before. There’s a website that compared 10 different warranty companies and I decided to go with Endurance this time based on the review ratings online. It’s a little bit too expensive though, higher than many.

Endurance gave me the best value. Their reps seemed knowledgeable, and their demeanor and professionalism were adequate when I purchased my warranty. It was easy to make my payment, too. I'd recommend Endurance.

My car is getting a little old. I sought an auto warranty and found Endurance. Their reps exhibited very good professionalism. I got a warranty from them and recently, I've been wanting to find out my light control. Thus far, I haven't had a problem and overall, it has been a good experience with the company.

I was looking online and researching between warranty companies. Endurance sounded like one of the best out there and I liked their consumer ratings as well as some other things, so I decided to go with them. When I was purchasing the plan, their reps were very informative and they knew about what they offered. They explained what was covered very well in detail and told me that I had 30 days to make a decision if I wanted it to keep the warranty or not, then I could get a refund. Also, they weren't forceful and they said that if I wanted to go and compare them with others, I could call them back.

I bought a used Mercedes Benz 2013 and it had a single loaner. It's in great shape, but I wanted to have that peace of mind that in driving a six-year-old car and something happens, I would be covered. When I did some internet research, I saw that Endurance Auto Warranty was very highly rated. The operator who I dealt with made the purchase very simple. She was just very knowledgeable and was very explicit in explaining the different plans and levels that were available to me. She was also very clear in answering my questions and giving me all the details that I needed to make a decision. There was no high pressure nor push. She was just very fact-based.

My warranty was up and I needed a new warranty. I did some research and from what I was seeing, Endurance was one of the most recommended warranties. Their rep was good and helpful in getting set up. He also helped me get a better discount on the warranty. The payment process is good and easy ‘cause I don’t have to really go in the site because payment from my account goes in straight monthly. Overall, the process of getting the Endurance warranty is simple and doesn’t take long.

My warranty expired and there was some maintenance on my car and I thought it was a good idea to get an extended warranty. I found god reviews related to Endurance and I also had a good experience with their rep. He was very concerned and explained me the benefits. Also, making the payments was not difficult. I would recommend them.

My car hasn't been that reliable. Someone told me to go online and search for a good auto warranty company and I came across Endurance. Speaking to their rep was a good experience. He explained everything down to the point and asked me questions. However, he was a little pushy about making me buy the warranty without me receiving and documentation to read. I didn't feel comfortable with that. So, it took me a couple of phone calls before I decided to make a purchase.

I wanna be protected and have peace of mind, and Endurance had the highest rating then among the auto warranty providers so I went with them. My purchasing experience was great. The frontend process was very good. However, everything after the initial sale was absolutely horrendous. After they charged the credit card, they just disappeared. They didn’t respond to my calls or emails, and they have very limited hours. They were not there when they said they would be and if I have any questions, they were not available. Also, there was an extremely long hold time. In fact, I just spent 20 minutes on the phone trying to get a hold of someone. And then they said, “You’d have to wait another 20 minutes because you were connected to the wrong department and. We can’t help you.” My level of dissatisfaction is at the highest. It’s been an extremely negative experience overall, but it has the potential to improve for others.

I like knowing that I won’t have to pay out of pocket for any car drama. Where I live, your car is pretty essential. I had to take mine into the shop a while back and Endurance paid everything. I could use my own shop and everything. It doesn’t get much easier than that.

There was a time when I had a powertrain warranty sold through my dealer. I didn't feel that was enough protection so I went searching for an extended auto warranty. I went to ConsumerAffairs.com and thought that Endurance was the top-rated company. It was BBB rated as well. I applied to them online and within a few minutes, I got a call. Thereafter, the sales process went very quickly.

I got Endurance Auto Warranty upon a friend and a dealership's recommendation. Their rep was a little pushy and a little rushed. I had to slow him down. So far, I've made the first payment. I'd recommend Endurance. Since I got recommended from a friend, I'd pass it on too.

I bought a vehicle in September that was coming out of warranty and the dealership offered a warranty package. I went online and that package was pretty much rated the lowest. The money was probably same, maybe a little bit less, but Endurance was rated high on what I've researched it at. Then, the customer service team at Endurance was very pleasant when I've signed up for it. They were very helpful as far as answering the questions I had and helping me sign up.

My son was gonna get a used car and because of the benefits and the money ratio I decided to get its extended warranty from Endurance Everything was very good, from the initial online application to the followup calls. Everything was done very timely and efficiently.

Our van is an older model and it has 200,000 miles on. There are a lot of auto warranty companies but then a friend of mine said Endurance was good and that they had put in a transmission for him. I figured a warranty was good to have so I went with Endurance. Their rep told me that before I use the warranty, I needed to put 1,000 miles on the vehicle from the date that I bought the policy. He also explained that the policy covered the motor, transmission, rear end, and the four-wheel-drive components. If I get a problem, I can call Endurance, take the vehicle to a licensed mechanic and get it fixed. Thus far, I've had a good experience with them.

My auto warranty was gonna expire soon. I purchased an extended auto warranty from Endurance and their reps were friendly and nice. They were able to answer my questions. It was also easy to set up payments with them.

I purchased a high-end car and I wanted to get a warranty for it. I looked at the reviews online and I decided to go with Endurance Auto. The reps I worked with were very knowledgeable but they quoted me an amount of $98 a month extended out to $72. And when I got to the confirmation for it with the gal, she quoted me a different amount. I told her what the correct amount should be and she said she saw the note but she didn’t make the change. So the policy came in with the regular terms, which was fine, but I’m not happy about that. Still, my experience was overall pretty good. I'm gonna go ahead and pay off the warranty and hopefully, I won’t have any issues.

The car that I bought was not high mileage, but it has some higher cost repairs and it could be a little bit more finicky, so I wanted to protect myself. I did some research online, found a few competitors, and ultimately went with Endurance. Signing up with them was pretty straightforward. My rep was good. He answered all my questions very well, and he was very transparent. He also anticipated some questions I'd have before I could even ask them. I got all the information I needed very quickly. I've only done online request from other companies, but Endurance was the only one that I actually had a phone conversation with. The sales process was great. I had a very informed representative, got comprehensive coverage, and they were very immediate in getting responses to me. I'd recommend them.

One time, I was looking for an extended auto warranty so I wouldn't have big payments if something happened. Endurance's rep was the first lady who called me. She was nice but then I felt she wasn't letting me know what I was buying. Though making payments for the warranty has been easy, I don't know if I really need it. So, I'm thinking of canceling.

My friend who is a lawyer had a couple of used cars, and he said he always went with Endurance. So, I looked into it and it seemed like a good idea. I did a lot of research, and they came in second place in all categories. They had some things better than most. The rep was really knowledgeable too. I asked a lot of questions and he answered all of them thoroughly with a lot of patience. Overall, he was really good. And it was surprisingly great interacting with their customer service representatives. They were thorough and really helpful. Endurance is a good choice and making the payments for the warranty is super easy. There was also a card that they gave me and to be used if there’s a need to file a claim.

I got an extended warranty from Endurance for a recently purchased used vehicle. Their reps were courteous and knowledgeable, but they were a little pushy. Also, when I gave them the down payment, they set it up as automatic payments and I wasn’t notified of that. I figured it out myself. I don’t like anything automatically coming out of my account, so I had to close out. I got a new debit card as it was the easiest to do that. So from now on, they’re gonna bill me. Other than that, it should be okay.

Endurance's reps answered my questions and told me about their extended auto warranties. However, I had to think about getting their warranty for a little bit because I wasn't pleased with the first warranty that they offered. Still, their rep worked to try and get my business. Even so, I would never want the final payment process on how they make 24 months work. I've read through that contract and there are some caveats in there that I'm not 100% sure that I probably need to ask about. It's a very lengthy contract such that I feel like I'm almost buying a house.

I just came off of a little thick repair bill, and I was hoping to forgo that experience again. Endurance was one of the first searches that came up with the auto warranties. So, I looked it over. It seemed okay and I decided to give them a try. The rep did a good job. He explained things and seemed to know what he was talking about.

My other warranty had ran out on my car and when I went online, I found Endurance. I had good interactions with their representatives, but they had my wrong address on my package. They sent me another package, and it still had the wrong address on it. On the third time, they finally got it right. The reps were courteous and it wasn't hard to make payments at all.

I have a 2011 BMW 328, hardtop convertible so I was concerned about the different parts from that. When I hit the Google for warranty companies with the best customer service, Endurance was in the Top 10, so I called them. The rep was very informative. He told me that I had up to 30 days to decide. However, the warranty purchase didn’t pan to anything because my car is in storage right now until winter's over and I still have to put the 1,000 miles on before I could do anything. So when I called back in, I got a lady and she said, "Well, we don’t wanna lose you, so let me see what I can do." And they gave me an additional 35% off, so it lowered my payments even more. So, I liked it.

I bought a car, a 2009, so I figured I'd get extra warranties in case anything happens. I was just looking for a general coverage. I saw the Endurance commercial on TV and I gave them a call. Their price was a lot better than the dealer who offered me $189 a month. Endurance was gonna do it for $111 so I went with them. I just got my Endurance package a week ago but I'm having trouble finding it. I'm going to call them so they can send me another one.

We just purchased a 2016 car and the main factory warranty is going to expire shortly. We wanted to have coverage beyond that. I did some research, and people seemed to be very, very pleased with Endurance so I checked them out. They came in about half the price of one of the other companies. There was one that quoted me about $4,000, and I thought “You gotta be kidding me.”

My warranty was out on my car. I was online and Endurance Auto Warranty popped up. Their rep was courteous. However, she didn’t tell me what the full cost of the warranty was. She just told me what my payments would be and it was kind of a shocker when I got the first paper. But, it's okay because at least I have a warranty on the car. Another thing, though, was I didn’t know that I had to wait 60 days before doing anything. Still, I’d recommend Endurance.

I love the chat function. It really works and you don’t have to get on the phone even if you have a complex question to ask. I spend most of my time online so it’s really helpful to be able to sort stuff out quickly, even if it’s just a simple issue or question about what my policy does or does not cover.

Endurance's rep explained the benefits of my warranty and how to file claims, and I had good interactions with him.

I've checked around and done a lot of research between different warranties as far as Ford and the warranties that are out there. Endurance was rated number one. With the Better Business Bureau, they were rated number one as far as reviews. The rep I dealt with was awesome. He was very knowledgeable and explained the whole plan to me. He was very thorough and friendly. Making payments for my warranty is very easy. They take it out of my account, which is the way I like it. I have most of all my bills on auto pay. So, I don't have to worry about it. I told a lot of my friends about Endurance. By far, none of all the warranties that I've had in the past can touch what Endurance offers. They're excellent.

I have a newer vehicle with a lot of miles on it. It'd be better if I have a service warranty so I did some searches on the internet. We came up with a few warranty companies and Endurance Auto Warranty was the best that we found. The rep explained how it works and how there was gonna be a wait time. I have a factory warranty that’s close to expiring so he explained the reasons why I would wanna do it now because of the overlap. Overall, it was a good experience. All my questions were answered and I would recommend them.

My extended warranty expired. I did some research and Endurance Auto Warranty was number one so I signed up with them. Their rep was very knowledgeable.

I had a warranty before and I didn’t have that many problems with the car, but the thing is there's always that word "if," so I wanted to get an extended warranty. Endurance was a little bit cheaper than other companies and that was our main reason for choosing them. Also, when I went to the dealership to get my oil changed, I asked them about some of the different companies and how was the work with them. I also asked if Endurance will cover what will go wrong with my car or are they gonna give me 10,000 reasons why they shouldn't pay for it. And they said Endurance is easy to work with. So when I came back and my other one was getting ready to expire, I got Endurance. It was an easy and quick process to purchase the warranty. Since I'm not gonna put a lot of mileage on the car, I got the five years instead of the three and paid in full.

I looked Endurance up as far as some of the more highly rated companies. I do a lot of my own work and they told me for one that I could do my own maintenance and that would be okay, but that I would have to have that first oil change with an ASE-certified tech. But then when I got the policy in the mail, I read different. I was misinformed because in fact I cannot. I need receipts from an ASE-certified tech for all maintenance if I'm gonna submit a claim. Just having the receipts for the purchase of those parts would not have been enough to file a claim. The work needed to be done by a certified technician and me. I called them up, and they did confirm that so I feel like I was just lied to to get the contract.

I got calls all the time about getting an extended auto warranty and I had been getting the notices in the mail for a year. I never paid any attention, but my momma told me that I need to get one. I also had some minor things I had to get fixed on my car and my dad said that it would be cheaper if I have a warranty. Endurance's price was on my budget, so I purchased from them. I got lucky because I thought it was gonna be more expensive than what it was. I've tried two other ones and one of them was about $500.

When I first signed up with Endurance, I felt very confident in the company. I was also gonna go with their extended warranty because they were cheaper and had the best reputation. I thought that since they were rated number 1, I wouldn’t have to worry about anything. However, when their rep read the disclosure, I had great doubts because something about the disclosure didn’t sound right.

If you’re anything like me, you freak out at the first sign of car trouble. I have a panic attack the minute I hear a weird noise coming from my Audi. I got an Endurance warranty kind of on a whim, but I don’t have regrets. I’ve used their roadside assistance and I have to say it’s ace. Better than Triple A, I don’t use those guys anymore. I convinced my friend to get an extended warranty last year and she’s happy with hers too.

I called Endurance but the office was closed, so I left a voicemail and their sales guy returned my call. When he called, I told him that it wasn't a good time. He should have respected that and just asked me when would be the good time to call back. But instead, he told me that it was only gonna take five minutes and that he didn't wanna call me back because if he did, they would raise the rate because it would ran through the database more than once. I told him that I was pressed for time, but he told me to hold on and to let him explain things.

I bought a different pick-up, and I got an after-market warranty from Endurance because they were the cheapest. Their rep knew what they were talking about and making a payment was very easy.

There was a time when we didn't have a warranty anymore on my wife's car. I sought an extended auto warranty and talked to Endurance's rep. He was informative and everything went fine. Since then, making payments for the warranty has been very easy.

I purchased a pre-owned vehicle right after the manufacturer warranty. Endurance's customer reviews were better than others. Their rep did a good job. We talked a couple times and the transaction went smoothly. Having a vehicle protection plan is definitely something valuable that somebody should have after their manufacturer's.

So far, so good. Been a customer for a year and a half and no complaints. I’ve had auto warranties before that have been absolutely good for nothing. I wasn’t that keen on signing up for yet another monthly payment, but I decided better safe than sorry. I’m lucky I made that call. One year into my plan I had a serious issue with my brakes that had to be dealt with right away. Instead of panicking I called Endurance and asked them to walk me through what had to be done. They made me feel like I was in good hands and told me not to worry. They took care of everything from then on: My car was in the shop before I knew it, and I had a rental included in the warranty. At my age, the less you have to think about this kind of stuff, the better. I’m really glad I stuck with it.

My vehicle's bumper-to-bumper coverage was gone and I wanted to make sure that it was covered. I did a research and came up with Endurance. Their rep was very courteous and he seemed very knowledgeable. Moreover, the downpayment was easy.

The warranty was ending on the car and based on the price versus the mileage I got Endurance. They also had a sale going on. One thing they weren't clear about, was that it was a 60-day wait period. But their rep was very professional

I bought a used vehicle from a private party and I didn’t know what kind of shape it might be in. It looked good but it had relatively low miles so I wanted to make sure that the thing would last a while. I looked at about 5 warranty companies and the deciding factors for me were the price and the bumper-to-bumper total coverage. When I dealt with Endurance, they seemed to answer my questions and got me a good price. But because I was shopping between different companies, the entire transaction took about three days. They were able to lock in a price for me though, and setting up the payment plan was convenient with the no interest. That made it easy. The deposit was also something low, like 150 bucks. Then there was a 10-day period before I could see the package of documents. I saw the sample one online but I haven't seen the specific one for my vehicle yet. Nonetheless, I'd recommend Endurance.

I bought a used 2014 Toyota Camry and its manufacturer’s warranty had expired. I wanted the best extended warranty I could find and after researching it online, Endurance came up as the most recommended. The guy I spoke to first, Mike, was helpful, available, professional and very knowledgeable. He was real clear about what was and was not covered by the warranty. He also answered and tended to the questions quite well. I'm very pleased with my experience with him. He eventually helped me with the purchase and it took us about 15 minutes to purchase and get the warranty started. I paid it off in full then a week later, I got the information. Overall, I'm satisfied with Endurance.

My original warranty expired so I wanted an extended warranty to cover me while I still have the car. I chose Endurance because of the comments but it was mostly because of the ratings and their being efficient in getting back to me. There was another company that I looked at but they were rude and abrupt. On the other hand, the representative I spoke to at Endurance was courteous and very professional. He could relate to my situation and give me personal testimonies on things that he's experienced with his personal car. He was also very knowledgeable and he was able to answer all my questions. He also followed up with an email with the customer service information. He pretty much delivered on everything he said and I would definitely recommend Endurance.

I studied the auto warranty companies trying to see who was the best for what I needed for my car. Another company was trying to get me to get a warranty with them and they were a little better than Endurance price-wise, but Endurance was flexible with their prices and they just seemed more professional so I went with them. There's a lot of fraud with the auto warranty companies out there. But their rep made me feel very comfortable about the company. With the interaction being online, I didn’t know Endurance was a real company or not, but she directed me in the right way and she made me feel that they were the real deal, were professionals and were number one.

Include Endurance in your evaluation of options. They'd be definitely worth a look. Their product looks like a good program and we're looking forward to using them. We bought a used late-model vehicle and in terms of warranties, Endurance had excellent backing and good reviews. The sales process was great too. The guy we worked with did an excellent job of explaining the coverage as well as the pertinent things that we needed to pay attention to in order to avoid problems using the coverage. So he was thorough and professional. On top of that, their coverage was very good. Their pricing was reasonable and it was easy to make payments.

We had just purchased a Mercedes and it was not a brand-new one. I know those cars are a little expensive to repair so we figured we better get something so in case something goes wrong, we have something to cover it. I called Endurance and it has a good price. We do automatic payments and that way we haven’t missed a payment. I recommend Endurance.

We purchased a car a few months ago and we had a little bit left on the factory warranty, so we wanted to make sure we had coverage on the car. Doing research online, Endurance popped up as one of the top rated. They were one of the first to call me back and I was completely satisfied with the rep’s presentation. He did a very good job explaining the policy and everything to me. Everything went well with him. I didn’t have that money upfront, so the payment plan that they presented to me worked for me and I went with that. From the experience that I’ve had so far, I could definitely recommend friends for the program.

My factory warranty is about to expire and Endurance was the first one that popped up on Google. The first lady I talked to had to find a manager and ask a couple of questions, but other than that, they were professional. They went ahead and set up a payment plan which was easy.

My wife’s car is a 2008 Hyundai Veracruz. She had a home business so she drove it very rarely. It has a very low mileage. It's in perfect condition but the warranty ran out because it’s 10 years old. And because it’s in such good shape, I didn’t want to have something go wrong. My wife and I are retired and I'm also disabled so we needed the warranty.

We have had our car at the dealer for over three weeks. They are refusing to pay for anything and will NOT return phone calls. They are so nasty! We got an out of date contract book and proved to them and they still will not approve the claim. They can call for payment but they cannot call you back for help. This is a horrible company to deal with. We put our hard earned money for this warranty and we are not getting any return on this.

I had great dealings with the rep at Endurance. He's very informative and it was easy making the payments. I got an auto warranty to help with the repair bill if my vehicle needs to be fixed. If I need to file a claim with Endurance, there is a number on the back of the card they gave me. I'll give the card to the dealer or the repair shop and I'll get the claim approved. The dealer or the repair shop would call the number and then Endurance pays them directly after I pay the $100 deductible. So far, my experience with Endurance has been good.

My initial warranty expired and if I was gonna keep the car, I though that I might as well protect it. The representative I dealt with at Endurance was patient. He took the time to answer my question and it was great working with him. After I gave my credit information, they went ahead and made the payment. Everything was good. The warranty is worth the money.

My car has a bad track record with valve and head problems. It’s a known issue and there are no recalls on it, but I might have to do something about it in the near future. Endurance had good reviews and their rep was easy to deal with. They were also knowledgeable and easy to get a hold of. However, I canceled the warranty after I got the contract. Their wording in it made it appear that a lot of claims would be denied due to what they call “normal wear and tear”. It’s all semantics at that point and I don’t feel like paying upfront for services that may be declined down the road. Compared to the service rep, the contract was not as inclusive as I was comfortable with as far as what they would and wouldn’t cover. Their legal department is obviously putting them in a situation where they would not have to pay out a lot of claims that they label as “normal wear and tear”, which is all up to the individual mechanic or the service rep involved with the claims.

I have a truck which I have decided to keep instead of selling it. But my warranty expired a couple of months ago and I didn't wanna be out of warranty on my truck. I saw that Endurance has good reviews online and talked to their rep who explained the warranty well. Paying for the warranty was easy but I still didn't get any of my papers that the rep said was gonna come in a week. But I will recommend Endurance and hopefully, when something happens, they will take care of it and will keep it that way.

I paid a lot of money for work done once the bumper-to-bumper warranty of my truck wore out and I wanted something to keep it going. I read on the internet and Endurance had good reviews. Their rep answered all my questions. My truck has a lot of options on it and the guy was helpful and knowledgeable about directing which plan I needed.

Endurance had a better rate and reviews than what I was looking at at first. They were friendly and purchasing the warranty didn’t take too long. They explained everything to me including when I would receive, what would be on it, how I would be covered and the payments. I've recommended them to people.

My regular warranty ran out and I looked into getting a new one. I had a good experience with the reps at Endurance. They knew what they were talking about. Their product and process were easy to understand and that made it easy for me to decide. I'd recommend this company.

The mileage on my truck made me look into auto warranties. There was also an offer that came through from Dodge. But I did the research online as well. I knew a couple of people who have Endurance and were very pleased with everything. That was a deciding factor for me. I talked to Joe at Endurance and he was very informative and upfront about everything. He gave me all the information I requested and answered all my questions. He also wasn't very pushy about anything. I told them I would probably be in line to drop the ball and make the purchase. Other than that, the purchase experience was smooth. I made the initial payment and everything was seamless. I just got my packet in the mail and setting things up online seems easy as well. It's just automatic payments. If I wanna pay it off early, I can do that too. I like that instead of doing monthly installments, in two years, I can pay it all off and then not have to worry about it again.

We went for Endurance because of their very low monthly payment but it turned out to be more money in the long run, so I’m gonna cancel. My husband and I talked about it, and it’s just really not conducive to how much a repair would be since I have a $100 deductible. There are other policies out there with zero out-of-pocket that are actually less money. But their rep had been helpful, very knowledgeable and answered any questions that I had. He did his job great. It was very pleasant to talk and deal with them.

I purchased an extended warranty from Endurance since the previous one I had was expiring and I didn’t want my car not to be covered. They were offering the same protection, but the cost was cheaper. The rep tried to get me the best rate possible and find out if I'm planning to keep the car, how long I plan to keep the car and whatever the package he was giving me based on that. He made me very comfortable. Payment was real quick and effortless. I just gave them my information and they took the deposit right away. And then in a little over a week, I got the package in the mail explaining everything.

Our car had a major problem and it was in the shop. At the time, it was out of the dealer's warranty. So, I decided to apply for an auto warranty. I talked to a very nice young man from Endurance. His name was Michael and he gave me all the information. He also told me that the info would be emailed to me so I'd have a copy on hand before we got the booklet. At the time, I told him my car was in the shop and that I wasn't sure what the mileage was. I told him I thought it was 67,000 and he told me that he was putting it at 68,500.

THIS IS HANDS DOWN THE WORST WARRANTY COMPANY I EVER DEALT WITH! I have a warranty with them that cover my drive shaft that messed up and they are telling me due to the components breaking on the drive shaft they will not pay for my car, I would've been fine with them just covering my drive shaft and I pay for the components, but they don't wanna cover anything even though my warranty cover driveshaft... and to top it off customer service was also terrible with helping me. I would recommend this company to nobody and if I can give these ** zero stars I would.

I've seen different people and coverage and it seemed Endurance was the best deal to get protection for myself and the vehicle. It was appropriate to go with them. The representative was good and pretty much answered all our questions.

I'm disabled and I'm not able to know about cars. I don't wanna go to some mechanic and he would tell me a lot of stuff that's not true. I liked to have some extra protection so I sought an auto warranty. When I talked to a rep from Endurance, she did a very good job at selling their product. She made me feel very safe and comfortable with going with Endurance and knowing that things that I didn’t even know would be covered, would be covered. Their other customer service reps were very easy to talk to and answered any questions I had. I love talking to them most of the time. I've had a fantastic experience with this company.

I looked Endurance up on the internet and they had a good rating. I had to talked to a couple of other companies who I thought were pushy and I just didn’t wanna deal with them. With Endurance, the rep seemed to be knowledgeable and seemed to act like he cared about what I needed. But somebody was supposed to send me some paperwork the next day and I’ve not seen anything yet. Other than that, I was happy with the conversation and explanation of the system.

Whenever I made a purchase, I always had a warranty 'cause I learned that when I tried to go around protection, that was when things happen. So, it's best if I spend the extra expenses on protection just to be sure. I also had a couple of collisions and both were uninsured and unlicensed motorists and fortunately, I did my part and had insurance. But I didn't wanna pick a bogus warranty or somebody where I would have a lot of problems if I ever had an issue. I went to a provider from the dealer but they didn't have anything to offer so they gave me a list of possibilities and options. I saw that Endurance was with the Better Business Bureau and had good reviews online so I went with that.

I purchased a warranty from Endurance on 9/10/2018. I purchased the top warranty they offer, which is bumper to bumper and known as the Platinum Plus plan. Prior to purchasing the warranty (In mid-August), I had taken my vehicle to the local Jeep Dealership for a factory recall. This visit was a couple of weeks prior to purchasing the warranty. During the factory recall repair, the dealer also did an inspection on the vehicle noting no issues, leaks, or problems. The warranty contract begins after a 30-day waiting period and 1,000 miles from the time of the purchase. In mid-October, well after the 30-day waiting period and 1,700 miles later, I noticed a small oil leak on my garage floor. The droplets of oil did not appear to be engine oil. My garage floor is finished in a white epoxy with a clear coat, meaning it is impossible to miss oil on the ground when it appears.

I was lucky in that I got to talk to one of Endurance's officers when I called that Saturday morning. He was there because they had to have computer updates and he walked me through stuff. He told me a number of things that I had not known about the experiences as far as purchasing from someone else other than Ford. I realized that Ford does basically the same thing they do. They just add a little bit more on. He was very informative and I was quite pleased with him. Other than that the people at Endurance were very prompt and knowledgeable, it's also very easy to make payments. I used a credit card. I also realized from the officer I spoke with that when you shop around, brokers would question whether or not there was anything wrong with the vehicle. That would keep them from trying to give you the best price.

My vehicle has got over 135,000 miles and everybody kept calling me. I had been looking at warranty companies and then I got onto Consumer Report. They said Endurance was the best one. When I spoke to them, they told me all the things that I needed to do and how much the coverage was. They said I would have a gold card because I was a senior so it dropped it down to $2,000-something and $2,200 for my insurance, and that I paid $130 a month for 24 months, which comes out to $3,600. I made the initial payment on the day that I talked to the rep. They took it over the phone. But I wasn’t aware that I couldn’t use the insurance until after 1,000 miles or 30 days. They never told me that so I cancelled it. Instead of the rep telling me that I was fully covered right then, they should’ve spelled that all out for me. They should have told me that I can’t use it for however long.

I liked Endurance's approach. The rep was lowkey and he told me what was what. I could back out of it anytime and he didn’t give me any grief. My experience was good overall.

I dealt with companies like this in the past and they cover nothing. Endurance, on the other hand, pretty much cover everything on a car with the exception of normal wear and tear stuff. So I will recommend them. When I made the purchase, I had just bought a new car but when the representative gave me a price, I thought it was a bit too high. She asked me how much I wanted to spend and I told her. She said they couldn't get it down that low but they could get it down to a certain amount. We met right there in the middle. They worked out an agreeable amount which I pay month-to-month.

When I looked up Endurance and called them, it sounded like their stuff was pretty good. Their warranty was like the warranty that had come when I bought my car. Also, their rep explained everything and told me how their warranty worked. He knew what he was talking about and answered every question I had.

I looked around for an auto warranty and Endurance had the better offer. Their rep seemed very knowledgeable. Moreover, it seemed like everything they said was in the paperwork. If I have an issue with my car I will first take it to the shop, see if they accept the warranty, and see what’s wrong with it. Then I need to make sure they get an approval from Endurance. They have excellent customer service and I would recommend them to a friend.

Because of the plans to keep my vehicle for a long time, I wanted whatever made the most sense in terms of me preventing out-of-pocket expenses on major items. In terms of warranty, I chose Endurance for the ease of doing business. And kudos to the sales team, particularly to the gentleman who had a long discussion with me. He explained all of the stuff. There was a clear path to what to expect and what I would be receiving in the mail and in the emails. I had a good initial impression and none of it seemed to be fluffed up. Everything that he said happened. I wouldn’t say the warranty is affordable but they gave me options, and although what I got is definitely not the least expensive plan out there, it sounds like the right decision.

I found out that the extended warranty that I bought on my last car had run out at five years. I went on a site and picked out a couple companies but Endurance' response time was good and I was able to get what I needed. Endurance was an option and they had no interest so I thought, why not take it? The rep initially contacted me by phone and via email but email works better for me so we went back and forth. He was able to give me information so it worked out just fine. The way they set up the policy, I have one month or 1,000 miles and they potentially can deny my claim and based on that, I wouldn't be in any rush to submit a claim just to be able to meet the timelines. I would recommend Endurance and I would tell my friends about the ease of getting into it.

The warranty that I initially had on the vehicle had expired and when I looked into auto warranties, Endurance did a good job explaining about the warranty and the payment plan. My experience in making payments has been okay too. They're on auto-draft.

I got a warranty through Endurance initially because I thought I would need one with the used car that I bought. I was looking at ones on the web and they came up, and they seemed like a pretty good deal. But then I started shopping around and I got a better deal on another warranty so I cancelled it. As I discovered after I talked to others, what they offer you is not what they will really offer you, if you say you don't want it. The price can come down considerably and they offer you different options. Cancelling took longer than I thought 'cause they say you have 30 days once you purchase it. I didn't get the policy for 10 days, and I asked, "How do I cancel? 'Cause I've already purchased another one." They said, "You have to send everything that you got back to us, and it has to be there by November 6," which I had two weeks to do. Still, the reps were knowledgeable and professional, and their process was very easy.

My manufacturer warranty was out and I work in the car industry so I know how important a warranty is. I googled the best possible warranty company on used vehicles and Endurance was one of the companies that came out. I called and told them what I was looking for then they gave me quote. It's a good price and I now have monthly payments on autopay. I will recommend Endurance. It makes sense to get an additional warranty after you’re out of manufacturer warranty. And Endurance seems to be a very good one in terms of the coverage. It seems to be pretty much up there with what is needed.

Endurance came up as the best and top-rated company. Their representative was very informative and helpful and he answered all my questions. Setting up and making payments for the warranty was also very easy.

Something went wrong with my vehicle and when it was repaired by a dealer, they also sent something out to me about a warranty. That was when my fiancée and I talked about the price of things. He had his air conditioning fixed and it ended up being $4,000 just for that. We decided this was the car that I wanna keep for as long as I can and that it would be worthwhile to purchase a warranty. But I didn't wanna just go with the one that the dealer recommended. I wanted to get two estimates of what the cost would be.

It’s always great to have a warranty just in case my car breaks down. I’ve done my research and the other warranty companies were calling me and asking me for my credit card right away. I didn’t fall for that, so I did my research and I found Endurance Auto Warranty. They were one of the top companies out there. The rep I dealt with explained himself and every details. If I had any questions, he answered it. He was great. Also, setting up my payments was very easy.

My extended warranty on a really good vehicle had expired so I wanted to have some form of a warranty 'cause I plan on keeping the vehicle for a while. Endurance got back to me and the rep was very informative and patient. He answered all of my questions and I could tell he believed in the product. I told him I was gonna look around, and he offered me a discount that was right in the area I was looking at for paying it. He transferred me over to customer service and they went over everything. They reiterated everything that he said and proceeded to ask me if I had any additional questions. Also, making payments was easy as I just used my credit card.

I purchased an older vehicle and wanted some protection. I searched on the internet and Endurance was rated number 1. The reps gave me the information about the warranty and what was required. They also gave me a 30-day period to see if it's something I like and if ever it's not, I would get a refund. I now have a little peace of mind knowing that there's coverage that takes care of the repairs if ever I need it but I will still be careful.

I have a dealership warranty for my car, but it's only for the powertrain, and I had a friend who experienced some things. I've also seen the cost to replace something that I felt wasn’t covered in my warranty, so I wanted to be covered. I looked into getting an auto warranty, then someone referred me to Endurance and they were the only one that I knew that did anything of this nature, so I went with them. The rep I talked to when I was signing up did great and she didn't leave out anything. I felt like I was aware of everything pertaining to my package, what it covered, and what wasn’t covered, and she explained the method of filing a claim. Plus, the payment plan they gave me was pretty good and quite reasonable that could be covered by so much that I've hoped for.

I did some research and Endurance had pretty good ratings and they were just a little bit lower than another one that I was looking at.. Their rep did a good job. He was courteous and professional.

My original warranty was getting exhausted and my car was more than three years old so I looked for some warranty options that would give me a full coverage for my car. I got a good deal with Endurance and I thanked them for that. The rep was helpful and he tried it all, the details I was looking for. My experience with them has been good and I've been happy with it.

I wanted to get some protection and I went with Endurance as they seemed like they had better ratings, and they were able to beat the lowest deal I had. When I was buying the warranty, they were right there with a good attitude.

I looked up Endurance on the internet and got good reviews. The rep was real cool. He gave me all the information I needed, and he had a whole lot. He knew what he was talking about and what he was doing. I've recommended them to my best friend.

When I bought an Audi Q5 last year, it only had 8,000 miles. But nobody told me about the extended warranty at that time. Otherwise, I would have gotten it then. Then I realized that I already had 40-something thousand miles on my car so I thought of getting some extended warranty. I’d rather have it than not to have it if something happens. I wanted to cover the parts, from bumper to bumper.

Earlier this year, my car that I had only had for about two years got deemed a total loss for some minor damage. I wasn’t prepared to have to get a new car and the loan amount I was approved for didn’t cover extended warranties in it. So I had to start looking for a third party. Endurance was the first one that got back to me and the guy was helpful. He definitely took his time to explain everything to me. Even though I couldn't think right then, he was very patient, which was awesome. He told me not to worry, that he would take care of it and tell me what the price is. He calculated everything for me. He definitely knew his stuff. He was able to answer a lot of my questions thoroughly.

I wanted to have a warranty on my car. I saw Endurance Auto Warranty's ratings, so I figured giving them a shot. Everything was smooth with the representatives. They were very helpful in explaining what coverage and what I’m not covered. The payment process was also good. I was very happy and I’ll probably recommend them.

I called Endurance and the salesman talked about how they were the ones that give the plans to some of the dealerships, so that kinda made me more assured in them. He was real knowledgeable. I was sent back to the person after him that was supposed to confirm all the information but he got ahold of them and straightened that out. So the first guy was really good. The purchase process was pretty quick. They're pretty helpful. I had to get off the phone with them and called them back, and it was easy to do that. The salesman gave me his number and I got the information and news. I called them back and it was ready.

Many warranty companies have been calling me with offers, almost every day. I asked around and people told me that it is good to have a warranty because you can extend the life of your car. If something happens, the company can help you. I though that was useful so I decided to get an extended warranty. I looked into Endurance on their website and then I looked for ratings. Endurance was one of the best companies. There were very good ratings for them and there were also references. When I asked their rep how it works, he told me that I would have to pay a certain amount. He also explained the benefits and the roadside assistance. If you need towing, battery start-up or a tire change, all those are covered. So this is actually very good to have also.

My son's warranty on his Tahoe ran out and he was thinking about getting another vehicle. But I wanted to first check what other warranties companies are offering. I pulsed Endurance up to see what kind of rating they had, and they had a good rating. Plus the gentleman who dealt with me was very professional and extremely helpful. He answered any questions that I had very nicely to my satisfaction. He was also very knowledgeable as far as what the company offered and what could be done. He also spread the payment out based on my son’s circumstances where he could afford it.

My son is 16 and he started driving back in March. I bought a car for him and he goes to school in Northern Virginia, so he drives to and from there twice a month. I wanted to make sure that he'd be safe and sound going up and down the road, so I looked into getting an auto warranty. Someone from Endurance called me and I asked her some questions because I had an extended warranty before and it had all kinds of limitations to it. So I asked what was covered and she told me that the exams I did with that engine smoking problem that I had before would be covered because it's well known that that happens. She also said that pretty much everything is covered in my warranty, so everything was okay.

Endurance was endorsed by the Better Business Bureau, and I went with them for the quick turnaround time for which they called, and the level of detail that the rep gave me about the service. He was very professional, knowledgeable and got to the point very quickly. I wanted all the major components like transmission and motor protection, and they were able to meet my needs. The pricing was high, but it covered the whole vehicle.

Our car hasn't been paid off yet and we got a warranty in case it breaks. When we dealt with Endurance, the people there seemed good in terms of their professionalism. The payments are a little high but it's easy to make the payments. They’re gonna take it out on auto-pay.

I recently purchased a used vehicle and the warranty on that one has expired so I needed to get a new warranty for it. I did an online research and found out that Endurance was the best rated. Purchasing the plan was really easy and so was making the payments. The specialist I worked with was very friendly and helpful. In fact, when I had received a better warranty offer from my credit union that I'm financing the truck for, I called to cancel the warranty from Endurance. I spoke with my original specialist and they were able to increase the coverage on my warranty at no additional cost.

For peace of mind, I got an extended warranty after I purchased a used Yukon Denali. I got full coverage from Endurance, bumper to bumper, and the representative I dealt with was cool. He was informative and he really sold me on the package. It seemed really expensive for the monthly payments though. I had some second thoughts about cancelling.

Due to the age of my 2011 Cadillac SRX, it usually has an extended warranty so I try to keep it up to date. I looked through the best reliability for people that assist with problems and good ratings, and signed up with Endurance. The reps were good and helpful. They took my money for the payment without any problems so it was alright and we had the oil change done. I’m still in the grace period and I don’t know yet what I would use the warranty for but I wanna make sure the car is covered if I need it.

We, me and my wife, purchased a Third Party used car Warranty from Endurance Warranties LLC to cover our 2011 BMW over the phone about 2 years ago. I actually asked if they would like to come inspect the car before providing the warranty and to my surprise they said no (the only caveat being the 1000 mile waiting period. We purchased the car with ~39K miles.

I had recently purchased a used vehicle and I wanted to get a warranty for that vehicle. I did some research online to see who's gotten A plus certification and I looked at prior customer reviews to see if there have been any complaints with the company. It seems like Endurance got a decent rating. Their reps were helpful. I asked multiple questions because they were to provide me a couple of discounts being in the military, and the initial phone call was pretty helpful and I decided to go with them. It was pretty easy to set up the payment. I made my initial payment and they utilized that information.

After my very expensive warranty from the dealership ran out, I did a quick search and checked some reviews. Most people were satisfied with Endurance but I took it with a grain of salt. I was going to try it and see how it goes. The representative I dealt with was very good. He was very helpful and nice. But I cut him straight to the point, which wasn’t his fault. I'm in retail so I already know this ring-around thing. I just wanted to get this warranty up and going. But he explained that it was a recorded line so he had to keep going, which was fine. I get that.

Endurance had a good rating with the Better Business Bureau and they had the best deal going. One thing the rep failed to mention till I found out later on was that the warranty was 1,000 miles and a month before it kicked in. I was under the impression it was a one-month but not a mileage-type thing. Nonetheless, they answered my questions quite well.

Considering the year of the car I wanted to ensure that I had some coverage for it. I chose Endurance because of the rate and the reviews that I saw after shopping around for one. Their rep answered the questions that I had, and he seemed knowledgeable about his product which kinda made feel comfortable. He was able to discuss the rate. We also talked about it again to describe who was gonna be using the car most of the time, and I got a discount. He gave me a discount because of what it was gonna be used for. If I had an issue with my car I just need to call the number listed on the warranty and make sure it was covered. Afterwards I would take it to the place of service which would probably be a BMW dealership.

I had extended warranty for the last car I had through Ford and when I purchased a Buick, I wanted to extend the warranty but Ford didn't cover Buicks. My son reached out to Endurance and after speaking with them over the phone, we found out that they were affordable and they had everything that was required so I went with them. My experience purchasing the policy has been great and I haven't had to do anything but sign up with them and pay my bill. The rep was very professional and informative and everything went well. Once I made my final decision, I called him back but there was no answer but he called me back right away. My vehicle is covered from bumper-to-bumper and if I have any issues with it breaking down on the road, it's covered and I will have a tow truck pick up the car and take it to any place that I choose. Then, Endurance will provide the funds directly to the repair shop.

I bought a vehicle that had high miles. It was also towards the end of its warranty so there was not much to transfer. But it’s only a couple years old so I expect to have a few years' use out of it. We’re not a high-mile user so it’s probably the time that will run out before the miles do. But I haven’t bought a used vehicle like this before. I figured that I’d like to have the warranty to help with big-ticket bills because we paid a lot of money for a used vehicle. Also, there was a malfunction with the sliding door and that was what triggered me to get the warranty. That was a pretty expensive estimate for the repair and there was no recourse on that. From what I understand when I first got the policy with Endurance, that’s something that wouldn’t have been covered anyway. But if something like that can break, other things could break. And if it’s something big, like the transmission, then I’d be messed up.

Since I didn’t want to pay for the repairs if something happens to my vehicle, I looked into acquiring a warranty and I got this from Endurance. The reps did well and the payment plan was reasonable. People should do their own research on Endurance Auto Warranty.

I bought a car that has a factory warranty and I was trying to find a warranty that extends the life of my warranty. Endurance showed up highly rated on a couple of different sites, but once I got them on the phone, they weren't gonna let me off until I agreed to the 30-day trial period. The price was subject too, and you don't get to call back or think about it. I thought I might like to discuss it with my wife, but the rep said, "This is a one-time offer, you take it now or not." So, knowing that I'd have a 30-day, I took it. I received my contract in the mail since then, and have put it under the microscope. I'm not sure we'll be keeping this plan.

I don't know the history of the vehicle I got and for safety, I looked into getting an auto warranty. I tried to get information from several, and I was not successful most times in getting a good price or a price over the phone that I thought was realistic. I signed up with Endurance a week ago and I got the contract yesterday, and I’m still going through it. I talked to them three times now and the discouraging part is every time I talked to them, I got a different price. So, I was very close to cancelling my policy yesterday when I got the wrong bill. That didn’t go well. That conversation went well, and they acknowledged the fact that they sent me the wrong bill and they were willing to correct it but I wasn’t convinced that I wanted them to correct it. I was more convinced that I was gonna say goodbye. But they made it worth my while to try one more time. I’m disappointed and I probably wouldn’t even make a recommendation.

I was getting a used vehicle that has really low miles. It runs surprisingly well for the year but I knew that Ford Escapes, especially 2008 through 2010, have notoriously rough AC units that tend to die. So I was trying to help negate the possibility that my wife and my toddler would ever be in the car and it wouldn't have AC. I was doing a lot of Google searching trying to find out who had the best ratings in terms of warranties for vehicles and Endurance was number one on at least one of the sites I was looking at. When I was talking with their reps, I had a small notepad that I was filling up with information and just by the conversation, it was obvious that we were doing it with them. I was very satisfied with my experience and the payment plan they gave me was very reasonable. At the moment, we're very happy that we were able to get the level of coverage that we got and I would recommend Endurance.

These guys really do the best they can. I can’t say that about most small businesses. A lot of places seem like they don’t even try. Endurance hires people that are smart and know cars. You don’t have to spend hours on the phone explaining what a supercharger is. They get right to it, and you get covered, period. At least, that’s been my experience so far. I would recommend the secure plan, since it’s the cheapest and still covers quite a lot.

I bought a vehicle at a dealer that is about three hours drive from me because I got a good deal on it. And when he offered me a warranty on it, it was too high. So I told my wife that when we get home, I'd look at another warranty or either go to the Ford place up there. But before I went to the Ford place, I started looking at Endurance. The prices of the Ford factory warranty were too high, then I looked at another one that was a little cheaper than Endurance but it didn’t cover as much or didn’t cover the length of time that Endurance did. So I went with Endurance and so far, so good. I would tell others to take a look at them first.

My vehicle was getting close to the 100,000-mile mark and I do quite a bit of traveling, so I wanted to make sure I had an extended warranty. I got a good quote from Endurance and I went with them. The reps who assisted me when I was getting set up did a great job and the ladies I talked to were awesome. The price they gave me was reasonable as well and the payment plan was a good way to do the payments because I'd rather they come out automatically. I would recommend Endurance to my friends because of their customer service was amazing, their quoting process was easy, and the overall amount for the entire warranty was great.

The warranty expired for my vehicle. I looked up extended warranties online and I saw Endurance. They had pretty good reviews online and even though I was looking for something cheaper, the rep that I talked to pretty much told me that that was the price for the type of vehicle I have. Plus, I didn't wanna go through the process of calling millions of companies, so I signed up with them. The lady I spoke with gave me a quote and wrote down the different plans they offered with a short summary of what they would cover. She was pretty good and she let me know that if I didn’t ask her the questions I needed to ask her right then and there, the booklet that I will receive should pretty much give me a breakdown of specifics.

My warranty was just ending and I got solicited to get an extended warranty from Endurance. I tried to cancel four times because I feel like I'm screwed on this policy. I still feel like what I’m gonna be paying over the next couple of years is still money just going towards fixing the issue myself anyhow. But they were very persuasive. They were really good at their job. I still don’t feel like I’m getting a fabulous deal even though each time I’ve called, they dropped the price enormously. But I ended up staying with it.

I wanted a second coverage on my car, an extra one, just in case because I know that my old warranty would expire. I was looking at multiple companies but I thought Endurance got a pretty good review. When I was getting it all set up, they could have done a little bit more interactions though. It was organized but not 100% complete and they could have sent a text message saying my payment was coming up soon to help out. But they worked with me a little bit. The payment plan was $80 a month and it was for two years and the extra two years was free.

I had just purchased a new car when I looked online at some aftermarket warranty programs. Endurance came up and I read a lot of good reviews about them. Then I had a great experience with their representative who was very knowledgeable, nice, and straight to the point. I gave them my account information and made the payment, so it was easy. Everything worked out good.

I had an auto warranty with another company but I didn't pay for it. I looked up if I could find something cheaper than what I was paying and when it expired, they tried to call me back and give me a better deal. But Endurance's deal was better, so I went with them. I also found another company but they didn't have any stars. That kinda shook me because I was kinda already scared about online stuff.