Endurance Warranty Reviews

I pretty much drive cars until they die, so I put a lot of miles on them. Endurance didn't seem to mind the high mileage and offered me a Select Premiere plan that covers the basics (engine, electrical, trans, etc.). The price is right and I know I'll get my money back when things start to break, so it's worth a little expense now.

I just had a problem with my car that cost me $1,300 and that’s crazy. I can’t take any more hits because I found a major, major problem with my car and as soon as it hit 100,000 miles, all of a sudden everything just started to fall apart. After finding that Endurance had a 5-star rating on some website, I signed for the warranty. Dealing with their rep was relatively easy. They sent me everything they said they were going to send. They did what they said they’re going to do. Now I have more peace of mind and so far, my experience with Endurance has been good.

I have a 10-year-old car and its insurance expired so I was looking for another. Endurance was the first one that came up when I googled. I put in my information, and later during the day, a woman from Endurance called and gave me an offer. I kept telling her that I was driving and when I told her I couldn't give her my credit card since I didn't have it handy, she insisted and got violent. She was very pushy and nasty on the phone. I told her I needed an insurance and asked her to call me back, and she said she couldn't. I called back two days later, and a gentleman answered the phone and he said he's a supervisor. And he said their agent is never too nasty or pushy. But I told him that it was what happened. And then I bought the policy but he raised the price. He said that when the agent called me the first time, they were giving me a discount. Right now, I'm not satisfied.

Endurance's representatives were professional and courteous. Making payments is very easy since I was set up for an autopay through my bank.

I contacted Endurance to request a quote for an extended warranty for my car. Within minutes received a call from a high pressure salesman attempting to slam me although I advised him I would not place an order over the phone. Endurance may have the highest recommendations, but their high pressure sales technique did not score any points. I did receive a written quote, but was told the price would only be valid if I placed the order at that time.

My car warranty expired, but I wanted to have coverage for my car so I went online to research. I found very good reviews for Endurance and based on the reviews that I read online, they seem to be a pretty good company, so I called them. Their rep answered my questions and I signed up that day because I already researched and I already knew most of it. The process was pretty easy. Once I said I wanted the insurance, she transferred me over to someone else and they took care of the rest. It was pretty straightforward.

Endurance Auto Warranty was recommended and I signed up for it. Their rep and I had the regular old exchange of information and giving of contracts. And what's in their book is pretty thorough. The only thing I'm going to have problems with is the mileage because I don't put that much mileage on my car. It has to be over 1000 miles before I can do the claim on mileage, so it's going to be a while before I can do it. I'm very satisfied with Endurance Auto.

My Endurance purchasing experience went fine. I bought a travel trailer and I wanted to make sure that my truck would continue to be able to pull it for the length that I have with power trip. Price is the main issue when I looked for an auto warranty. The second issue would be whether or not the mechanic that I get to access, which they do, so that was another important part. I compared Endurance against prices with another company and they're further ahead as far as their prices were, the prices were better. And the coverage was adequate for what I want to do.

I was a little weirded out that Endurance contacted me. How did they know my car was out of warranty? I called to ask and ended up learning about their extended warranty coverage, lol! It seemed like a good deal so I signed up. I always thought extended warranty was too expensive, but I guess that's just with the dealer warranty.

I got Endurance for my 2012 Nissan. My car is about to be paid off this month. So I thought about getting a warranty so that I don't have to worry about anything. Endurance was the fastest to connect with me. And their rate was cheaper than everyone else with the best coverage. I would prefer one that covered my car's electronics, but Endurance didn't cover those. But I thought that's fine. I can get that fixed myself. Their reps have been very nice and easy to deal with. I'd recommend my friends to get it.

My experience with Endurance has been fine. I got a big folder in the mail from them and I read everything. I've put my payments on auto draft. Everything has been perfect.

I just got my Endurance insurance about a month ago. The rep that I talked to was very good. First of all, I checked the ratings with ConsumerAffairs and they were rated number 1. When I thought it was too high, he told me about ways that I could do it differently. I think it was expensive but he said that I would just pay $150 for the first two years and then, the rest is free. I think they’re too high and if they can take-off two-three years, why can’t they do that in the beginning and cut the policy and bring the amount down.

The vehicle I bought about five months ago is in very good shape but it was over 100,000 miles. I wanted to get an auto warranty for it, so I researched and I found Endurance. They told me exactly what I needed to know. They told me what I was insured for, what was covered, what was not covered. Everything was fine. They're very accommodating, information-wise, they are right on track with what I looked up. But I had to cancel because I was stricken with throat cancer. I'm running into bills. My co-pays were huge. So $130 a month would have killed me.

We just bought a new used car. And after reading the reviews, we found that Endurance seemed to be the best choice online. Their specialist was good. They passed me along to a couple of different people, but they seemed to be knowledgeable and answered all my questions. Also, I was able to set a payment easy. We just started about 30 days ago. We'll see if they can perform what I need them to. But I'd tell my friends to check them out. Do the research and they would find what I found, that Endurance seemed to be reputable and fair on the pricing. I would recommend them based on that.

A year ago, I bought my son a car. And when we were sitting at the dealership, I knew I wanted warranty immediately. So I was trying to hurry up and Google, doing match up between several of them and Endurance appeared to have the best coverage. Customer service was good too, so I bought it. But when we had to take the car in for some issues that we were under the impression were covered, they told us it was not covered. We took the car into the Chrysler dealership, and the dealership tried to file. They do all the work. They file the claim, they contact the warranty people, they do everything. But the dealership called us back and said that the warranty people says that's not covered. And these were things that we specifically asked for when we bought the warranty. So, there was a clear miscommunication as to what we bought and what we actually got. They need to improve their communications on what actually is covered. Put it all in the book.

I got Endurance this year and my rep, Alex, was really helpful and I had a good experience purchasing the warranty. It's pretty easy making payments too as I set up an autopay. But when I had a heating issue one time, I gave my warranty to a shop and Endurance said it was not covered. I called and the guy on the phone was helpful but I was upset that my claim was declined. Other than that, everything has been good including service and I've recommended Endurance. It was very easy to get extra coverage for my car and they were very helpful to guide me through how the service works.

I went on the open market searching for an extended warranty since I always have one on my cars. I also felt that the dealerships tended to ask for a little too much. Endurance had a pretty good rating and when I was still walking as to what car I was going to get, the people there were very helpful with answering my questions for people who didn’t know whether or not I was actually going to purchase a specific car or not. I was down to one or two cars. I talked to somebody on the phone before I purchased a car and he gave me some insight and ideas. Once I purchased the car, I had to wait for the paperwork in order to actually purchase the extended warranty, then I called back and they hooked me up. I then paid it all upfront.

I bought a vehicle that was from 2008. It was low mileage, but the factory warranty ran out. Since I needed a new one, I decided to get one through Endurance. Their sales rep was nice and helpful. She gave what she thought was a discount, but she probably gave it to everybody. But when I intended to file a claim, they didn’t cover it. So the only one time I needed it, it hadn’t really come in handy.

I initially purchased my warranty through the dealership and I explained to the Endurance rep what they had charged for the warranty and we were comparing what benefit Endurance had versus what the dealership had. He beat the price of dealership significantly and I was happy with all that. I set my payment online through my credit card. The only issue was that when I initially spoke with the associate, they were supposed to have it auto-billed directly to the credit card that I paid with. But I found out it wasn't set up. Two months went by and my payment wasn't posted. And then I got a notification saying that I was two months behind. But I got it all situated and I got it all caught up. Other than that, it was simple to set it up. Overall, it's been a cool experience.

I wanted to be safe in case something happened to my car. The representatives at Endurance were more straightforward and they easier to talk to. Everything has been good so far. When I had to get my car towed once and it was pretty simple when I talked with their customer service.

I have an Endurance Auto warranty on my 2008 Cadillac. Everybody was very informative and everything is good. I would definitely recommend Endurance Auto.

Endurance gave me a better deal in terms of the coverage and in terms of the way a lot of these settlements were going to happen. Their offer was a lot better than their competitors and the price was on par as well. It also sounded as if they were going to be dealing directly with the vendors rather than me being counted to pay for it upfront then getting refunded. That made a difference. Their reps weren't pushy to have me get the insurance with them. They laid out all the facts and were quite professional. They gave me all the information that I needed then let me make the decision.

We’ve always purchased extended warranties whenever we’ve bought used vehicles, but the one offered by the dealership, according to the internet and the Better Business Bureau type of organizations, was poor to say the least. But so far, our experience with Endurance has been good. We just kept up with the schedule of maintenance with them. We need to keep up with it to keep the warranty good. The car has been running like it’s supposed to be running from the dealership so, so far, so good. With the customer service and initial signing up, Endurance is very good. The reps were very personable, very friendly, and the process to get signed up was very clear and it’s all one company which makes it nice. There’s not a third party dealing with us. They control the billing. That makes a big difference. I would highly recommend them for anybody that’s looking for an auto extended warranty for a used car.

Maybe in the future, I am going to have to do some repairs on my truck. I wanted to make sure I was covered for that. I liked Endurance because when I checked on the internet, it says that they are one of the top five. It's been a smooth experience. Their rep was a very good gentleman. In that day, I received the paperwork.

The Endurance reps were great. I could tell they knew what they were talking about and understood what type of plan was going to help me based on the year and mileage of the car. They made sure that I understood the finer print items and not really leaving any wrongs or misinterpretation. It’s been all good. In fact, I'm buying another car and I plan to add it to that as well. I would recommend Endurance to a friend.

Originally, I was interested in trying to get some additional coverage because the dealer that I was looking to purchase the car from, they didn’t offer any type of warranty or anything for it. Working with the Endurance specialist was not the best experience. And I’ve actually spoken with them twice about this. Basically, long story short, the young lady sold me on the warranty and I hadn’t even secured the vehicle. I was just going out there to look at it and I didn’t even wind up getting that particular vehicle. But I had to wind up calling in a week later, after it had already posted through my account. So I didn’t really enjoy the experience.

When I bought my 2013 Toyota from CarMax, they suggested Endurance to me, but I didn’t jump on it when they suggested it. I should’ve but I didn’t. And then after that, I got a few calls and I think a few emails from them. And I still wasn’t sure if I really want to do it or not. But a friend of mine talked me into it. He suggested it. He said, “Look, you’re riding around on borrowed time. And it is a matter of time, something’s going to happen to the vehicle.” So, I went on and called them back.

We had a GM extended warranty on the vehicle. But the warranty was only available for 12 months and it expired. That put me in a position of having to look for a new warranty service. I did some research over the internet and just typed in used vehicle warranty services and read the reviews about them. And Endurance was the best one I found out there through the reviews. Then I went to the Endurance website and read about what they offered and was impressed. Their specialists helped me understand and I decided to take the coverage. The experiences I've had with Endurance have all been positive.

My car's manufacturer’s warranty is running out. So when I found that Endurance had the best price for me, it's fine. Everything went smoothly, although I haven't received anything in the mail yet. But payments were very simple and it’s an easy service to sign up for.

The person who set up my Endurance policy was great. He was very professional, informative and wasn’t high pressured. Every aspect of my interaction with him was fantastic, and I was very pleased with everything. I bought a used car that had a lot of electronics on it, and my auto mechanic said that if anything goes wrong with this kind of car, it can be pretty expensive, so I decided to get the auto warranty. I reached out to a few warranty providers and I did some research and Endurance had great reviews. I would highly recommend them.

I really love my car and I want to extend it for as long as possible so I got a warranty for it. In the event that it does break down, I have that insurance. Everything was great. The rep explained everything thoroughly then I was transferred over to another lady who then took my payment. I don’t recall the rep telling me how to file a claim, but he was very good and very knowledgeable.

My interaction with the rep from Endurance went pretty good. The lady answered all the questions for us good. And we got the policy pretty fast. So, everything went real good. In fact, I would tell my friends that Endurance is top-rated and they did everything pretty fast.

I have a high-end car, a 2009 Porsche, and I wanted to make sure that I had some additional warranty on it. When I looked online, I saw that Endurance was highly rated, so I decided to go with them. I had a quote from another company that was probably $3,000 more and it was a huge difference. So far, everything is fine. The Endurance rep has been outstanding and very professional. They knew what I was looking for and helped me through that. I think they did an awesome job. In fact, I’ve already recommended them.

I registered with Endurance Auto Warranty and I paid my first month, but they told me I have to wait two months in order for me to be able to use the full benefits. Their rep answered all my questions and the process was easy and it went smoothly. The deposit and the monthly payments were low but I tried to lower the price a little bit down, and he said they can't lower the monthly fees and even the down payment.

I gave the information about my vehicle and the type of plan that I was interested in getting, but Endurance would not give a quote unless I also provided personal info (name, phone number, etc). The personal info is irrelevant for a quote and once you provided that info the fine print allows them to email you, call you and send spam for their and affiliate services.

I'm an old guy and my car is a 2014. It's got all these new stuff on it that I don’t know nothing about, so how do I fix it if it breaks. I can't work on these new cars, so I decided to get an auto warranty for my car. I actually had another one through the dealership where I bought the keypad, but they pissed me off, so I took the alarm off and then I looked for different people to get a warranty from. I've had one on the last car I had. I don’t use them much, but a lot of things can happen in these newer cars. So I got the warranty more of as a precautionary measure in case I have to use them.

My truck is over the warranty of five years. I then learned about Endurance through word of mouth. I then chose them because other people had them. The gentleman that talked to me was very nice, courteous, and friendly. As long as they’re going to pay when I go get my vehicle fixed, I'm good. Because it’s amazing how some of the other companies I found out, you'd shell out the money but don’t get nothing covered and this one, so far, everybody has recommended Endurance, that they pay. It’s not cheap, but so far, they were the best in coverage. I don’t want to get something for nothing either. I know they got to make a living, but so far, it seems pretty good.

Signing up with Endurance Auto was super easy. But I traded my car in, so I ended up canceling the warranty. My co-worker's Explorer was needing a warranty, so I told him to call the Endurance people and go to their website as well.

Endurance Auto Warranty is the number one ranked auto warranty provider in the United States. I made a comparison with other providers and the price for the warranty is better with Endurance. The lady who took my call was really helpful and pleasant. I received my policy right away and it's been an excellent experience at this point. I already did my first payment, but something in the website is missing which is the possibility to make the direct withdrawal every month to make a payment. I have to enter every month to make payment. We don't have the possibility to do the direct withdrawal linking my bank account to the warranty service. I have to bookmark the page of the website to do the payments. This is the only thing that I see they need a little improvement on.

My vehicle was a relatively new purchase, but it was out of warranty sooner than I was aware of, so instead of me trading it in taking a lot of time, I opted for an extended warranty. I did my homework and based on what was written about these auto warranty providers' ratings on ConsumerAffairs, I gave them an opportunity to prove themselves to be superior than the other companies that I dealt with extended warranties. Others have not lived up to what they promised and Endurance has a better reputation and their contract is clearly spelled out. I had to pay more than the actual amount at first like a down payment, but when you're paying a car note in that it can put a little strain on the budget. Nevertheless, Endurance was very helpful because I had to switch some things around and they were willing to do so. I was able to complete all the transactions and everybody kept up their end of the deal and nothing shifted or changed.

Endurance seems to be accepted in the industry. I called the guys who would normally take care of my car and they had no problem with them. One of the main things I liked about Endurance is that even though they have a deductible, there is no percentage that I have to pick up on any repair. A lot of the other ones had a small deductible but then if you had your air conditioning to be replaced they may only pay 80% and you’d still be stuck with 20%. And when I was on the computer, I asked for the top 10 rated warranty companies and it came out with a list and after looking at the pros and cons, I thought Endurance was the one for me. I started with them three weeks ago, and I understand that it comes into effect after 60 days.

I bought a car. So when I need a warranty I looked on the internet and Endurance was recommended. Their reps were very knowledgeable. I purchased the warranty less than a month ago, and when I had to call them to move my payment date, they were helpful. I'd recommend them. Until I have to use the warranty, hopefully they're going to do what they say and do what they mean.

When I buy a car, usually, I’ll only keep it for the length of the original warranty, and then I get a new one. But I really like my vehicle, and my wife and I decided that we would keep this brand until it is no longer appropriate for our family to have a van. And so, it was a good idea to protect it. I had already researched the majority of everything online. And it’s not nice to pick the one that is somebody’s sales, but the Endurance Auto representative did a good job. He was a really nice guy and definitely knowledgeable about the product. If he had said anything that contradicted what I had read, I would have been concerned.

I just started with Endurance Auto Warranty. And it was my first time to have a luxury car so I wanted to have an extended warranty on it. I’ve called seven different warranty companies, and the lady that I dealt with from Endurance didn’t really push me too much, she was really nice and answered questions that I asked her, and she got back to me when she said she would. There were two other people that I spoke with. The first person wasn’t really helpful and then the second sent me some information, but then, when I called back to ask more questions, they weren’t available. So then, I got to the third person who I set up my policy with. Everything seems to go smoothly with her. I like that Endurance lets you pay monthly and also they have a good rating on the Better Business website and on a couple of other sites.

Endurance's representative was very knowledgeable and informative and he told me everything. I bought a used car and I got word that it's best to get a warranty. So, I was looking around and then I went online and saw that Endurance was one of the better ones. They got good ratings. My experience has been good, and I got a monthly payment plan with them, so it was really easy.

Endurance is head and shoulders above all the other people that started calling me, didn't identify the name of their company and I had to pull it out of them. They have been very good, and I like them. I just got started with them and they were better than somebody else who hang up on me when I mentioned that I still had a 100,000-mile warranty and I got 87,000 miles on the car. I have a Ford Flex and it's been phenomenal. But I wanted it to be protected in case the engine or the transmission goes out.

I wanted some peace of mind with a used car, so I looked on the internet and Endurance Auto was number one on a lot of different lists as far as extended warranties. My wife had to contact their customer service when she had a question about how a payment was applied. She wanted to make sure that the payment was put on the beginning of the month and not at the end. Because of the way that it was going to the line, it made her believe that she still owed money at the end of the next month but she paid a few months ahead. And she was satisfied with the answer that they gave her.

I was given a 17-year-old car and I wanted it to be covered. I saw a commercial on TV for Coco but when I looked into them, they were a brokerage, so I did some more looking on the internet and came across Endurance and then gave them a call. Endurance would cover what I needed and they are not a brokerage. And they would be directly working with the mechanic I choose. They had a good reputation, too. Their rep was very helpful. He thoroughly explained exactly what's being covered, and we discussed the different packages they have and what I would want to cover. I have to wait for 1000 miles before I can claim anything, but everything is good and I already recommended them.

The manufacturer’s warranty on my 2014 Infinity is about to expire. I just purchased a warranty from Endurance, and making payments is easy because they did the auto draft. The initial representative I spoke to was not informed and was pushy. But when I called back, the second one clarified things, so it was better. So far, my experience has been good.

I got a note in the mail from people selling auto warrant after the initial warranty runs out. I started looking at that one and others. But that one was not very highly rated and Endurance was. Their various reviews online were very good. We build up miles very slowly because we don't drive much and we're out of the country half a year. And so, chances are we're less likely to need it than most people. Endurance is the only one that offered seven years or 100000 miles. Everybody else cut it off at five years and so, those extra two years made a part in our decision.

Endurance Auto Warranty's customer service team was friendly. And for the most part, the guy who gave me the ins and outs of the product was pretty upfront with me. I haven’t had to use the warranty yet because it’s only been a month, but they told me I was supposed to receive my card that I was supposed to keep in the car with me at all time, and they haven’t sent that yet. I had to give them a call because they told me nothing else. And they got their money out of my account already. Other than that, my experience so far has been good.

Endurance Auto Warranty's customer service team has been wonderful and I've been very happy. I've never had a car without a warranty before, and I purchased one from Endurance because of their ratings. I’d recommend them.

We wanted to ensure that we would be able to continue using our car for quite a few years, and we purchased an auto warranty from Endurance due to their ratings. The payments have been really easy. It’s all set up automatically and they just pull it out of my account. There were things that their specialist couldn’t answer, but I ended up getting changed with somebody else. The customer service team at Endurance was very helpful. When I needed to send in some proof, I contacted them and they were very responsive in getting it in and getting stuff to me. The only thing is they did not mention anything about a deductible, but I'll talk to them about it.

Unfortunately had to cancel the policy with Endurance, they did not cover any of the repairs recommended by a certified Cadillac dealer arguing the parts and services were not included in the policy. So I paid all this time for a coverage that I never had. Follow my advice. Avoid this company, I recommend to purchase the extended warranty offered by your dealer or by the manufacturer. Endurance makes money by taking it from you and not covering any repair at all.

Recently I took my car in for service to have broken engine mounts repaired. The repair shop called Endurance for authorization per the instructions in my warranty booklet. The shop described the problem and Endurance informed them that the broken engine mounts were not covered because "items which fail due to normal wear and tear are not covered". I wound up paying over $1100 out of pocket for the repair. I fail to see how broken engine mounts could possibly be considered "normal wear and tear".

Endurance Auto Warranty had great reviews and their price was compatible with what I needed as well. Their rep was very professional and he helped me get the best rate possible and what will fit my needs. And I didn't feel like I was with one of the other companies that try to give you the highest rates and then try to go down from there. The rep also asked me what I wanted to pay for it with initially and then he did the paperwork for the direct billing, so it'll come out of my account every month. It was simple and I was set up really fast, which was surprising.

When I purchased my car from a dealership last year, I got a lot of phone calls and a lot of letters from some companies for an extended warranty. I went online and looked at the best reviews and Endurance has gold medal reviews. They have reasonable prices and the guy I spoke with was very helpful. I live between Nashville, Tennessee and Daytona, Florida, and he said as long as my address is still in Nashville, he can put me on the Tennessee address which saves me some money. He was really patient with all my questions, too.

Most of Endurance's representatives were able to answer my questions. I initially spoke with a representative who gave some rundown on the warranty. And then I had to speak to another one who gave me the most information about the policy as far as how much it was going to cost and what is covered and what isn't. It was kind of vague and I really need a list of what was covered and what's not.

7 months ago I purchased a 2010 BMW 535i xDrive. About 2 weeks ago I noticed a vibration in the front end of the car, took a look and realize that the right front CV axle was going bad. I called Endurance and inquired of how to process a claim for the repair of my vehicle. I spoke with a claims rep who told me that all I needed to do was take the vehicle to a licensed repair facility and give that repair facility a copy of my warranty and tell them to find out what was wrong with the vehicle and call Endurance for coverage. I did this and dropped my car off at the repair facility along with a copy of my warranty and instructions to contact Endurance.

Learned later on that all oil changes needed to be performed at a licensed facility. I like to perform my own oil changes. Everyone I talked to was very professional and helpful in obtaining my policy and was easy to cancel when I learned it would not work for my situation.

I wanted to get an auto warranty for peace of mind, and purchasing one from Endurance Auto was quick. I had a professional experience and I'm happy that I have Endurance behind me to get me a break.

I wanted to save some money every time I need to get the car fixed. I purchased a warranty from Endurance and their vehicle protection specialist was really good. It was fairly easy to get my information, too. I'd recommend Endurance Auto Warranty.

I had looked at a few auto warranties and I felt that Endurance would be the best for me. The representative was very thorough in explaining everything and the benefits for me and for my daughter. I just purchased the vehicle and I haven’t had any issues with it but because it is new to me, it was explained that I have to wait 60 days to make sure that they have all the kinks out prior to me getting it. I hope they would cut the 60 days down to 30. But other than that, the warranty is good and my experience has been great.

I had a very positive experience with Sheila from Endurance Warranty Services. She was very helpful and informative. Very friendly too. Hope next time I have to deal with a representative that I get her again. More customer service reps need to be as friendly as Sheila.

I have a 2011 car and I don't want it to break and not have insurance on it. I was googling around and was looking into different people, and it looked like Endurance had the best that I liked. Their representative was very knowledgeable, and he took the time to explain the benefits and how to file claims the best way he could. I also got the booklet in the mail if I need to know anything else. The payments were easy to set up, and I'd be paying $137 a month and there was a down payment of $173. The only thing I wasn't happy with is the protocol where I have to wait for a month and I have to do 1,000 miles before the policy is activated. But my experience was good and I'll recommend Endurance Auto Warranty.

I looked into getting an auto warranty for my peace of mind. Endurance came up with good reviews when I did a Google search. Their rep was good. And they gave me a pretty fair price, and I’d gotten quotes around which they matched. I have made just one payment and the rest of it would be auto drafted so it should be fairly simple. Everything’s good right now.

Endurance's customer service has been awesome and my experience has been legendary. I bought a BMW and it is my first big purchase of a car, so I didn’t want to have any issues at any time and getting a warranty for it was the right thing to do. Endurance seems like a pretty honest company and they do what they can and make sure you have a good experience. Their representative was helpful and explained everything very thoroughly.

I have a Honda and when I talked to people at work, their recommendation was that I get some kind of insurance because their experience with a Honda transmission hadn’t been so good. I had looked online at several places and the comments about Endurance were not nearly as negative as the other ones. The purchase was very straightforward, and the lady that helped me has the same car I’ve got. And she understood what it was and what it needed, and we were able to complete the transaction very easily. Also, she seemed knowledgeable and she was pleasant to talk to during a night conversation. So, it was an enjoyable experience.

Was blatantly lied to by a salesperson about the waiting period. Both the salesperson and I had worked at the same company - he in the past and me currently. This company allows us to have a company car to take home from work. I bought the policy for my personal vehicle so I didn't have to worry about it for vacation or unexpected travels that I cannot use company car for. On average, I drive my personal vehicle about 100-500 miles per month. Something the salesperson was WELL AWARE OF. I wait through the grace period - the only part of it I was told about (30 days) - and hop in my car to visit my brother's house about 50 miles out. My car is much nicer than the company car and much faster, which is why I still own it. Come to feeling a vibration on the drive so I bring it to the shop the next day for what I was assuming to be just a balance and alignment.

I have a family member that works at a dealership and he referred me to go with Endurance. He said they were a good company. The persons I spoke with were very knowledgeable about everything that I needed to know. Their customer service level was great because they explained everything to me and I didn’t have to call back. My experience was good and I would encourage my friends to go with Endurance. They're knowledgeable and have reasonable prices.

Endurance gave me one of the better quotes for a warranty. And when I was doing a little bit of research online, they seemed to have good ratings. It was easy and straightforward to purchase the warranty from them, and it only took a few minutes. I did the monthly payments, and I just gave them a credit card for it. My purchasing experience was positive, and I would recommend them.

I just got an Endurance Auto warranty for my 2007 Toyota Camry. The warranty on it was expiring and I didn't want to have a lapse in between, so I was looking around. And Endurance had the best reviews and there was no hassle. And when I looked it up, they have different tiers of coverage and they cover a little bit more than some of the other companies do. The person I spoke with was knowledgeable. I got my warranty approved but it doesn't start for 60 days though after the purchase. The payment's pretty reasonable. And I went online and made my first payment, which was easy, but not too long ago, I received an email saying that I set up for automatic payment. And I don't remember doing that so I'm going to call them and see what's going on with it.

We've had our Endurance policy for a month, and setting up the payments for it was easy. The price was what we can afford, and we were satisfied. I did my research first online and I saw that there were a lot of good ratings for Endurance. And then I compared it with other companies and they seemed to have the better policy. Initially, I had to get another representative because the person I've talked to failed to give me some purchase information. And I almost changed my mind, but when I called back, the gentleman I spoke to gave me a better explanation of what was going on.

The guy from Endurance was the first to call me back and was pretty much straightforward during the sales call. We went over the vehicle I had and what they could provide. He told me what was going to be covered like the price, the four years and up to 75,000 miles on my vehicle. It was bumper-to-bumper and that was all I cared about and all I was looking for. I just put the warranty payment on one of my cards and it'll be fine for the next two years coming out of my bank account.

I have a warranty on my previous vehicle and I'm hoping to finally get that money back so I can pay Endurance off. It’s made a little bit of surety. It's so comfortable knowing that I can get my vehicle fixed without paying a whole bunch of money. At first, I did a whole bunch of quotes. Endurance had a good quote and track record from what I've seen and so I went that direction. Their rep was informative, but he could have given me more information than find out on my own, but I'm glad he didn’t because for me I'd rather do my own research first. A person that’s less informative, he probably could have given me a little bit more information. They didn’t give me the best price, but it was nice that he didn’t pressure me at all.

I have a pretty good running car but I wanted to play it safe and try to have a bit of insurance should there be repairs for my older car since those can get expensive really quickly. I'm new to car warranties and things of that nature. I was shopping around and I wanted to get different information then compare. There were three companies that I talked with that Jaguar accepted their warranties locally. Of those three, Endurance seemed to have a better, more comprehensive and longer warranty which was really important for me. They gave it to me at a better price too. One of the other things that I really liked was they were willing and were able to answer all of my questions. I had a million and one of them because it was such a large purchase and I wanted to make sure I was getting the best bang for my buck. There wasn’t any hesitation to answer the questions and they seemed customer-friendly too.

I just signed up for an Endurance warranty. We set it up to be paid every month, so it's easy. Their representative told me what it covers and she kind of helps me, too. They’re fast overall, and I’m satisfied.

I have a car I quite like and I want to hang on to it, but I didn’t want to run into any major unforeseen expenses. I’d rather not spend the money and have peace of mind. I did a little research on the internet and Endurance Auto was highly ranked. And I've had easy and clear interactions with their customer service. I only made one payment so far, which I did with my credit card, and it was totally straightforward.

The representative from Endurance Auto Warranty answered all my questions and made things easy. Endurance had good reviews and I signed up for the warranty to have peace of mind. I was set up for an auto-pay, and making payments was easy.

I bought a used car and got Endurance Auto Warranty because of what it covered and the price. The certified vehicle protection specialist was fine. The initial experience with Endurance was okay but I still have not received my packet. Also I have to wait 30 days once I paid them for it to be activated.

I was thinking about getting a used BMW and typically, to fix that type of car is kind of expensive. I figured I was going to need a warranty so I wanted to research outside of what the dealerships were offering. I went through warranty companies and looked at mostly the negative and positive reviews. I tried to decipher which warranty had the best experience. I set up the warranty with Endurance and talked to a pretty knowledgeable guy. He was very helpful and he went through a bunch of options with me. He was focused on trying to get me in the best situation so he did a great job. I also did their auto-pay option and it wasn't difficult at all.

I read Endurance's reviews and I thought it was the best option according to what people said. They were happy with how they were treated and how Endurance responded to their claims later. Endurance's agent was excellent. He was very attentive to details, and he explained all the points and didn't take any time. He also set me up for an electronic payment. It was very simple. Their customer service was fast and effective. We had one call because they needed me to tell them something but it took a couple of minutes and we were done. Endurance should continue training their people the way they trained the agent that spoke with me. And if anybody asks for a company to purchase an auto warranty, I would give Endurance's name. It is an excellent company.

Endurance was a little bit less but offered a lot more than any anybody else that were more costly. But the issue that I had with signing up with them was the fact that the rep told me that I will have to go get an oil change on my Mercedes prior to getting a service. That bothered me and I explained to him that I don't let anybody touch my vehicle. I'm a mechanic myself so I change my own oil. But he said that I will still have to go through somebody which I don't feel comfortable about. Also, I had to be 1,000 miles over from when I started.

Our car is still under a warranty but we got less than 10,000 miles left on it and that rolls around very quickly, so it was time to get another warranty. I had a positive experience signing up with Endurance. They were informative and didn’t mind answering questions. The rep told me how much it was going to be per month because I thought it was going to the credit card. That was what we signed up with and I wanted to make sure I was not going to be making a double payment. But because I got the bill the other day which was not just the 20 something, they must want me to send in a money order which I want to do. But I'm going to call tomorrow and check.

Endurance offered me more mileage on my truck than the other two companies I was looking at. They also covered more stuff like the electrics on the parts on my truck. Their specialist explained to me everything like what was covered, the terms, details of the warranty programs and how long it would be which was 100,000 miles in the vehicle. They told me that if I wanted to look at some more warranties before I chose, I should feel free to do so. One rep was really wise too about the warranty and he was a really nice person. I told him what I was looking for and he sent me an email. Making payments was also simple as they took my payment over the phone on credit card. Endurance is a good company and I told two of my friends about them.

I got my 2012 BMW covered with Endurance Auto Warranty. I read a lot of Endurance's reviews online and they seem to be very positive and also their coverage seems to be better than most. Their representative was very helpful and he explained a lot of the questions that I had and he definitely gave me the confidence to enroll with them. It was very easy to get information and easy to sign up with them. And hopefully, it will be as easy if I ever have to file a claim.

Since my warranty is about to expire next year, I considered my options and then reached out to the top ones on ConsumerAffairs. After reaching out to Endurance, they called me back almost instantly. I talked to three people. The first person seemed more of a salesman and that conversation didn't go as well as I wanted it to. When I was trying to get a quote, it took the guy 20 minutes to get me one, especially after trying to ask him that I was looking for the quote and he just went in with details of the plan which I've already looked at online so it was a waste of time. But they had two other people call me and then the last person wasn't so much of trying to sell it to me as in as much a negotiating a price which is what I was looking for.

I purchased my vehicle in May and I wanted to be safe than sorry. My Endurance rep did a very good job, answered all of my questions and made sure that my rate was comfortable for me. I call to make my payments and that's fairly easy. I had a wonderful experience and I would recommend anyone to Endurance to make sure that they are covered.

From the research I did, Endurance had better customer experience and satisfaction rating. Talking with their rep, I already knew about the company and what was going to be offered. It went pretty quickly from there. I just got set up and I’ll start reviewing the documentation once I get it. If I want to keep it, I will and if not, I can cancel.

I tried Endurance to see if it was okay for my 2011 Hyundai. I was with another warranty company at one time and I didn't like how I took my car to get it fixed and it took them six days to give the money to the licensed mechanic. So far with Endurance, it's been a good experience. My rep was pretty good and he explained this and that to me.

My Endurance rep was knowledgeable, personable and friendly when I talked to him about coverage for my car that has gone over the 36,000 miles. I've had my warranty for a month now and it's on automatic debit. Endurance was easy to work with and so far, everything has been great.

I never had an auto warranty, and I wanted to secure myself just in case. I did a little research on the internet, and I found out that Endurance was a better fit for me. Everything was great when I purchased the warranty. I called and their specialist answered all of my questions. They worked with me on my payment, and I got a good deal.

We wanted to keep the car for awhile. The dealer had two other warranties which after I went online and looked at the reviews, they were not very favorable. Endurance had a better rating as far as taking care of any problems. I put down $129 to get the contract that had 30 days to review it. But when I checked in with the Kia dealer, he said we had a factory warranty left that’s why I decided not to go through with Endurance. I called Endurance and I told them I wanted to cancel. They were polite and they tried to talk me back into it, but I wrote them a letter and told them I wanted to cancel and my credit issued.

Their rep was informational, polite, and easy to work with. The payment was easy and reasonable. But I canceled the policy because I found a different warranty through a dealer that starts immediately and there is no waiting period. Still, my experience was good.

I've had my Endurance warranty for 3 months now. I decided to get it so that I wouldn't have to mess with repairs. So far, I feel fine about it. The rep I dealt with was pretty good and he answered all my questions.

My daughter took my car to the Cadillac people where I bought it to have my air-conditioning checked and was told that my warranty expired in September. They couldn't recommend anybody for the warranty so my daughter looked up Endurance on the internet. When I called the company, everybody was nice and professional.

The used car I bought seemed to be well-maintained but since I wasn’t familiar with its history and it was an expensive car to maintain, I wanted to get a warranty on it. I did some research on a couple of different companies and the reviews and their ratings for Endurance were better. A lot of the companies had Better Business Bureau claims against them for claiming existing conditions and not actually covering the things that needed to be covered. After talking to Endurance, I felt that it was a better company than the ones I had looked at.

Purchasing a warranty from Endurance for my 2012 Cadillac went about an hour and a half and the rep explained to me very well. The company was rated number one and got good reviews. I got a good discount and my claim process will kick in after 1000 miles.

I just bought a car and I wanted the best extended warranty. When I researched auto warranties on the web, Endurance came up as number one. Their specialist, Solomon, was wonderful. He answered all my questions and was very knowledgeable. He made the payment as easy as possible and as low as he could since I’m disabled and a senior citizen. I would give Solomon lots of pats on the back.

With Endurance's rating and reviews, I recently initiated my warranty with them just in case something happens. I was set up on a payment plan with an average cost. So far, everything has been fine.

I knew about extended warranties and I knew pretty much what I was looking for. I was given a good presentation about Endurance and their reps were very thorough, pleasant, knowledgeable and they answered all my questions, which I didn’t have a lot of. I was very satisfied when I made the purchase. It was speedy and I got the policy information right away in the mail.

I saw that Endurance had one of the highest rated reviews and it's been a month since I spoke with their rep. Payment-wise, it's been good so far.

Endurance offered their warranty at a great price than their competition. My rep helped me along the way and walked me through everything like what I had covered and what I was paying for. Their customer service was good too. Everyone was nice, patient, and very courteous of my time. If there was a little wait, they let me know and they apologized for it. I'm fairly patient so it wasn't too bad. I called in today to ask them about filing a claim, pretty much in depth about what they covered as far as certain things. I kind of got a better understanding today.

The price of auto repairs are ridiculous today and I had just paid off my truck and my warranty was out. I wanted to get an extended warranty because I wanted to be extra insured. I got a couple of quotes earlier during the year while I was doing a little research before my warranty gave out, and Endurance gave me a little more for my money. When I acquired the insurance, it was closer to the end of the month. They gave me a better chance of having my payments ready by the time it was due. I have to take care of my other bills and it was really convenient for me. I really enjoyed my conversation with Chris **. He was from the same area in which I live in now and he was very friendly and informative. He made me feel comfortable and he gave me a rundown of everything I was getting, how things would work, and my payment. It was really helpful, and I had a really good experience.

I liked coverage Endurance had for a used vehicle, I was looking for the best outside warranty. Their rep was great too. I got the password and all the stuff from the letter that they sent me but I can't seem to get online to make a payment so I plan to call Endurance about it.

I decided to keep my car so I thought about getting an auto warranty. I read a lot of good things about Endurance. I was comparing that with other ones including CARCHEX and I read a lot more positive things about Endurance compared to CARCHEX. I then chose to go with Endurance primarily because they self-insure, whereas CARCHEX is a third party. The rep that I talked to was good. I had a whole bunch of questions but he took time in explaining and answering all of it. When we got disconnected, he had to call me back but he was patient. He went through the whole thing. And I was looking for a good offer because I had other quotes from other different ones. And he did me well. It was a positive experience. In fact, if a friend asks about it, I would certainly ask him to go to Endurance than to look at anything else.

I didn't want to be faced with any costly repairs if I were to have any issues with my car. One of my friends told me about Endurance and when I went online to look for the best warranty, it was at the top of the list. It was an easy experience from the phone call and two days ago, I got my contract with them. Making payments is going to be easy too because it’s automated.

The vehicle we just bought had 99,000 miles and I knew buying it before I hit 100,000 would most likely do less. So I called up a couple of warranty companies and went with Endurance. They were in the top service and they probably bill a little less price. I told the salesperson that the first plan he threw at me, I didn’t want to spend that much on and he found me a different one. But he couldn't answer what was going to be covered and told me to call Endurance. I know a lot of the Nissan when you start the car up in the morning, it smokes. And I asked if that was covered, but the sales guy didn't know. But he was the one selling the warranty and he should have known.

The Endurance reps were helpful and informative and we didn't have any issues when we purchased the warranty.

I purchased a 2011 Tahoe and chose Endurance Auto Warranty because of the rating that it has. They were more expensive but they gave it on a monthly purchase contract without interest so that made it a little bit more viable.

I was offered an auto warranty with the purchase of my used car but it seems really expensive. I was also offered another warranty through my credit union and theirs was considerably less expensive, but didn’t really cover anything electronic, so we looked into who’s the best auto warranty company. And because Endurance were rated number one, I decided to get my warranty from them. The rep I dealt with, Shawna, was great. She was knowledgeable, patient, wanted to understand what my experiences had been, what we have been offered to make sure that she was giving us everything that we could need. I've been very satisfied. I feel like I’m getting more than I’ve been offered at a dealership and I feel more informed. In fact, we’re going to look at adding other vehicles.

I have a pre owner's warranty that Mercedes offers, but because of the cost of the parts for the Mercedes when that one year warranty goes out, I also signed up for Endurance Auto Warranty. I studied and talked to them, and they gave me the best price and what they offered was five star. Also, a consumer magazine rated them the top five. The guy that sold me the warranty was very pleasant. I was interested in their warranty but I asked him if they could do better on the price, and he talked to his manager and they were able to drop the price a little. And he went over and explained in the package I was satisfied with.

I had experience with a warranty provider and had an issue with their cost which was really very high. My car was considered to be in such terrible shape and I needed to pay $1900 for their services. My car was getting close to a 100,000 in mileage and there was the age of it. But I was impressed with Endurance and the fact that they seemed much more down to earth and consumer friendly. I just signed up with them and their people were very good to work with. Their rep was very knowledgeable and patient with my questions. I felt confident that Endurance would be really good enough for me. I've only made one payment thus far but it was very easy.

Three weeks ago, I set up a warranty with Endurance for my used car. I had a pretty persistent rep but he was reasonable. I have been satisfied but I have to call Endurance because I got a letter from them which said that they're going to do a direct draft on the monthly payment on the warranty whic I didn't agree to. Also, their reps shouldn't be too pushy.

When I got an offer from my dealership for an auto warranty, I checked on them but they weren't very good. Endurance then popped up so I took a look at it. So I spoke with them about the warranty. They were fine but were a little pushy saying that if I sign in the next hour they'll give me $300 off. But that doesn't work with me, so I didn't accept it. That kind of stuff really turns me off. But I had the copy of the contract and read it. I also got the contract in the mail and it is acceptable. So I got the warranty and paid them upfront. Also, I've already recommended them to someone else.

I had to interact with some of the sales guys from Endurance and it went in multiple iterations. We had to reach out to the manager for taking some additional approval. The interaction and the service were good though. The people responded on time and they followed up. One thing, however, was the rep was not transparent and should have explained the options that I had as the end-user. I was under the assumption that there will be only one plan and that would be the plan I would be getting. But when I did some more research after buying the plan, that’s when I felt that they had multiple options and the coverage differed based on what kind of plan the end-user chose. I was a little disappointed when I saw that a few benefits were not covered under the plan that I took. But that’s how one makes sales and I understand.

I'm highly disappointed in my Endurance warranty - everything from filing (and receiving) a claim to canceling the policy when I sold the car. They initially rejected the claim twice, saying "I made the problem worse by driving the car," which the mechanic said was not the case. It took multiple calls and escalations to get the matter resolved. They also state that you can cancel the policy at any time. That is true, but they charge you a $50 fee to do it and then deduct any claims you've made from the refund. That means if you cancel, it's free money for them... They get the money for covering you, but then take anything they covered you for out of your refund. It's a 100% scam.

Endurance Auto is a professional company and it was easy to get a quote and an insurance with them. I had recently found out that my factory warranty had expired on my car, and I went through a survey online. Endurance was one of the only two that popped up. And the other company didn't seem reputable. Their reviews weren't as good as the ones on Endurance. The Endurance rep was friendly, answered the questions I had and helped me. My experience has been great.

The manufacturer's warranty on my car was over and since I get miles on the car, I'd have to do something about that if something happens. I signed up a few days with a company but I heard something about it which wasn't good news. I googled different auto warranty companies and Endurance came out to be number one and had an adequate rating. The gentleman that worked with me was very polite and didn't pressure me to do anything. The price was good too so it seemed like everything worked out well for me. I canceled the other company right away and I started with Endurance two weeks ago. I took my credit card and put the first down payment on it.

I had a beautiful experience with Endurance. I got them because my warranty was running out. When I Googled them, they had high consumer ratings. I filed a claim one time because of overheat, but my car was under manufacturer’s warranty at that time. Their rep was very courteous, knowledgeable and helpful.

Endurance Auto Warranty is not a third party insurance company. I asked their representative what their warranty covered. They looked up my VIN and they told me the coverage I could get. And I found it to be reasonable so I chose to go with them. I like that I paid for two years and I don't have to pay for the last two years, and there is a monthly premium that comes out of my account. And from there forth, I don't worry about it.

I have a seven-year-old car and it's going in good condition. And I still drive it, so I don't want to be in some place and if something happens to it, it would cost a fortune to get it repaired. I needed an insurance on my car, so I went online and saw Endurance as the best company. Their rep answered all my questions, and I'm satisfied with the company.

Since my previous warranty was expiring, I decided to get my new warranty from Endurance because of the service and everything that they are supposed to provide. They've been polite, courteous and were able to answer my questions. So far, everything's been good.

I'm on the probation period with Endurance and I still have another 30 days before it kicks in. My rep was awesome and I make payments on the warranty which is great.

I got my Lexus ES 350 covered with Endurance. I purchased my warranty a month ago, and my experience was cool. Endurance was cheaper than the other providers and I was also told that it is one of the best ones out there. The Endurance specialist helped me out, and overall, it has been easy to call them for any questions.

I wanted to help out my daughter not have to face large repairs for our 2011 Chevy. I had a very positive experience with the specialist from Endurance and I spoke with James from customer service too who was good. They were responsive overall. But to date, I'm still within my 30-day decision period where I need to decide if I'm going to actually go through with the warranty or not because it is expensive and I have to go 1000 miles.

So far, my experience with Endurance Auto Warranty has been good, but it cost too much. Even though I'm a mechanic, I don't have all the electronic stuff to fix my 2012 Buick LaCrosse. So I thought I better get something in case something goes wrong. I had a satisfactory experience with the rep who assisted me. They've got all the answers to all of the questions people are going to ask right before them. So they were very knowledgeable and they answered all my questions satisfactorily. So, I went with them. Endurance has got more bang for the buck. I've had it for two months and I'm satisfied. But I would be much more happier if they could get senior citizen's discount on top of the military discount.

I searched 10 auto warranty companies and found that Endurance is the one that stick out the best of them. Their payment plan was a reasonable figure and pretty good for what I was asking for. My experience with their rep went pretty good. They explained everything to me, although I'm still waiting on the booklet they're supposed to send out to me. But it was a great experience. They were really polite and very helpful, so I would recommend them.

I bought my warranty, waited the ridiculous grace and drove my recently purchased car for over 4000 miles before the transmission had a problem. Endurance now refuses to help and claims I had a previously existing issue. The transmission is SEALED and it drove fine for over 4000 miles and I'm supposed to know there's a problem beforehand. B. S. Multiple people jumped on the "we will refund you for your policy in full." I don't want the excuses. I want my car repaired and covered by the plan I purchased. SCAM COMPANY.

My van has a little over 6000 miles on it, so I figured it's time to get an auto warranty on it. I looked Endurance Auto Warranty up, and theirs happen to be the best. Their representatives were good. They negotiated the payment for me, and they explained the benefits well. I'd recommend Endurance.

When I went to the internet, I found that Endurance had reasonable reviews. I contacted them and had a short, friendly and efficient experience with their rep. All auto warranties are expensive, but Endurance is reasonable in respect of what they're paying compared with any other company. But I'm very disappointed in them because within 30 days you have to cancel your policy, you will first of all need to receive a policy. But we have never received a policy or any mail from Endurance yet. So I have no idea of what the policy says or any other details about it.

I initially got an extended warranty with people at a dealership but as soon as I signed the paperwork, got the keys and all the promises that they told me, they backed out. I was kind of set up with them and didn't want to give them another penny so I canceled the warranty. Since Endurance had the best value, was the best company and everything they said was great, I signed up with them and I'm on my second month. When I talked to the one gentleman on the phone, he was very knowledgeable and helpful.

We are retired, my wife has medical problems, and we need our vehicle that's our lifeblood. We had the extended warranty from Honda where we could get up to a 120000 miles. And we're trying to avoid a big expense and we're trying to be prepared because we don't have the money to handle a transmission or engine repair or something catastrophic.

I wanted to see what an auto warranty consisted of so I looked into getting a warranty from Endurance. But my husband said that we don't need a warranty because when we bought the vehicle, it only hit 84,000 miles. It was just a two-car owner and they took really good care of the vehicle. When I got the service from Endurance, they were really persistent about the situation. So I went ahead and got it that day. But when I got ready to cancel it, I didn't like it because when I told the person that I wanted to cancel it, he just said, "You can cancel it anytime." But it was hard for me to cancel. The guy even wrote on my paper that I was rude. I don't want to go through it again.

I was concerned about the first car I ever bought which was a brand new 2011 Fusion. I'd have to spend a lot of money to fix it and I couldn't afford to do that. Endurance seemed to be the most popular warranty when I did my search and I had no issues getting a hold of them. Their rep answered all my questions and was really thorough. She took my VIN for the car and gave me all the information right off the bat. She kept me from choosing the bad options and informed me of a better one which was a little more expensive but covered way more for way longer. So far, I've only paid the down payment and that was pretty easy.

Endurance Auto has been very easy to work with. They were very helpful and answered all of my questions, so I felt comfortable that they knew what they were doing. All of the benefits and the process of filing a claim were explained and the rep took the time to let me know the different levels of insurance that was available and let me pick the one I felt was best for me. I'm going to keep my car for only a couple of years more. So, I didn't need a full set of coverages, but I needed the most important thing, which was what I got. I've had Endurance for about a month, and my experience has been very positive and informative.

I got an auto warranty from Endurance because I bought a used vehicle. I've had it for a month now and so far, I would recommend them.

I purchased an auto warranty from Endurance for my brand-new truck, and it was a good experience. I googled extended warranties and Endurance came up as the number one of the top 10. I haven't had the opportunity to use their services, but I would definitely recommend them to people as far as the selling experience.

I have a year-old Audi and I bought it at 336 bumper-to-bumper. I bought a catastrophic engine and drivetrain warranty to 100,000 too. Normally, I trade vehicles every two years but I've had the car for a little while now and I really like it. I only have 26,000 miles on it and if I'm going to keep it, the repairs on it would be rather expensive. It's not that those costs bother me, but the way I look at all insurance is for a fixed amount of cost and a $200 deductible, that limits my out of pocket expenses.

After doing an online research, I decided to sign up with Endurance because of their mileage warranty. I also dealt with other companies, but they offered a same time frame way less, half a mileage warranty coverage. I had a very good experience with the Endurance rep. She was informative, gave me a good description of what was covered, and offered different methods of paying it, whether it’d be all upfront or payments, and let me know what discounts were available. I then got a discount on down payment for the monthly payments. The whole process she explained seemed easy and it was easy to set up, and compared to the other quotes I got, Endurance offered significant savings and extended coverage.

Endurance seemed to have the best price and they gave me a discount for paying upfront with cash. I was given a good enough explanation about the benefits, how to file claims and the like. I've had the warranty since the mid of October for the peace of mind knowing that I have something to cover me if something happened to my pre-owned car. But when my O2 sensor went out and the mechanic that was looking at the car called Endurance, they won't cover it. That was kind of strange to me and my experience was really not so good.

I just paid my vehicle off, and so I had money available to pay for a warranty. Also, my vehicle was approaching 100, 000 miles and I wanted to get a warranty before I cross 100, 000 miles. I saw Endurance online and I researched briefly. And then, I put my information and their guy called me and talked me into it. He's very knowledgeable, upfront, and explained things clearly. He seemed like a nice guy, too. The purchasing process went smoothly. Endurance is good, and my experience was quick and easy.

Endurance Auto Warranty had the best ratings from what I could find on the Internet. We just bought a brand new car and I wanted to get an extended warranty on it while it was new. The Endurance rep was good, informational, and knew what he was talking about. I canceled the warranty, though. They would have been good. But the dealership offered a good price on the manufacturer's warranty and I felt comfortable with it.

Excellent service! Daniel was very sympathetic to my situation of cancelling my policy and guided me through the process the whole way. He provided me with the necessary details and was very clear about what fees and refunds this would result in.

Called today and talked to Sheila **. She did her best to help me with the problem I was having. She was very helpful and we got it accomplished. Thank you again Sheila. Would recommend this company highly. Customer service is very professional.

I purchased an extended warranty policy about 4 months ago and about a month ago while driving my car shuts down in the middle of the highway. Thinking I was fine and would be covered by the warranty company, I was sadly mistaken. They had me tear down my engine and which is 1700 bucks and sent out a technician and said my number two rod bearing spun out and it came from normal wear and tear and they would not be covering it. So I am stuck paying 1700 dollars and they offered to cancel my account and redound my money. This is by far the worst business I have ever done business with and should be shut down. They are rude and they are con artist.

I was due for an extended warranty as I just reached 40,000 miles on my jeep. Endurance called me and they had a knowledgeable and informed rep who was very easy to communicate with. The application process was done on the same day and I did automatic payments with them which was pretty perfect. I've had the warranty close to a week now and my experience was overall simple and fast. I really appreciate the option to withdraw from the program if I ever want to and I’m not committed to the 24 months plan that I’m on. I also like that they don’t use second-hand parts and they manufacture parts. I have a lot of consumer freedom and I can take my car in any Chrysler dealership and I don't need to send it to a specific shop that the company allows.

Cars break down, old and new. So I've got do something about repairs. I did my homework. I got on the internet. I pulled up as many of the warranty companies I could and Endurance was on the top sale of all of them. They were rated number one in my research. When I contacted them, their rep treated me excellent and tried to explain everything. They made the payment very easy. They were very professional, cooperative, answered every question I asked and assisted me. I'm a veteran and a senior citizen and they made a whole lot of possibilities, so I was thoroughly happy. I am very satisfied.

This company sent me a letter about a extended warranty. I called this company just to find out why were they sending letters about a car. I have never owned a car or have I ever drove. I have never had a driver license but they told me I have 3 cars in my name really.

The Endurance rep was good and really informative. Gave me the information that I needed and even some that I didn't. Recently, I made a claim with them. I took my car in for a scheduled maintenance and I informed them of the leak under the car and they inspected. I come to find out that I had a leak in the transmission line. They called them, I paid the co-payment and everything was great. No difficulties whatsoever. I would recommend it to a friend.

I had an existing auto warranty, but reading over it, I decided that it wasn’t what all I thought it was. So I was looking for something else to see if there was anything better out there. When I talked to Endurance, their customer service is what sold me. They were great on top of all the information and the process was not difficult. I explained to the gentleman on the phone what I was looking for and he quickly explained to me about them being on top of things, that this has been a good company, but the fees were not cheap. And I really appreciate that they were upfront with me about it.

I'm satisfied with Endurance. Getting on board with them and getting all worked out were pretty good. They're rated one of the highest from a rating perspective for an extended warranty that I was looking for and process-wise, everything went beyond my expectation. I got all the packet and information for the online login and things of the type in the mail.

My previous auto warranty expired and I have an expensive car. When you need to fix it, it costs a lot. And because Endurance said it was the number one extended warranty company, I decided to get a warranty from them. I had a good experience with the rep. He answered the questions I needed answers to. It's been a great experience with Endurance.

We were offered an auto warranty at dealer but it’s expensive so I went online to check what else was available. I found that Endurance is a bit less expensive than the one they were offering at the dealership. Also, ConsumerAffairs said it was number one. The rep that I talked to was very positive and it sounded like he knew what he was doing. He was professional and friendly. Hopefully, we never have to file a claim. But down the road if we do have a claim, then we’ll have a better idea whether we’ve made a good purchase or not.

A little over a month ago, I signed up with Endurance for my 2012 vehicle. They had good reviews online and their rep was helpful. I called Endurance and we discussed the vehicle. They got the VIN number, quoted me a price and I paid them upfront. But I haven’t received my package on the vehicle yet so I’m not happy at all about that.

I used to have an auto warranty when I purchased my car. But it was with a different company, and it was through the Toyota dealership. And because I rarely utilized it, I cancelled the plan because I didn't really feel like I needed the services. But then, when things would come up, I started seeing it different. Like if my car blew out, and if I took it in, I didn't have to pay for anything. I thought it would be easier for me if I got back on having a car repair insurance. Just to help offset the cost. And looking and trying to research the company that I previously had, I stumbled across Endurance on the internet.

When I bought my Endurance auto warranty at the end of July, the first guy I talked to was very personable. And then, the second guy was pretty efficient. The only thing I didn't like was the first guy told me I could make an arrangement to make two payments to pay the whole thing off. But then the other guy told me no, I could only do monthly payments. And because I was busy, I just accepted what the second guy told me even though it wasn't what the first guy said. But I wasn't happy.

My new car warranty was going out and I didn't want that to happen. At first I talked to two or three different companies. As a matter of fact, I talked to them several times. Missed phone calls, but the girl I was dealing with kept trying and got back a hold of me. It was kind of a busy time at that point, but she did what she did and I appreciated that. The rep was nice and knowledgeable. Had all the right answers and was professional enough to where I felt comfortable making a financial decision on the phone. Now, it's just a matter of seeing what happens if I ever do need Endurance, although I hope I never use them. But I've already recommended them. They did a good job.

When Endurance called up, I said that I had 88,000 mileage. My only grief is that I’m on a 100,000 mile warranty already and they started the new warranty right at 88,000. So I’m kind of double dipping now until I get over 100,000. I want the warranty to start at 100,000 not 89. Now I have 90,000 on it but at the time I had 88,000. It’s like I put a lot of miles on my car. But Endurance sent me the paperwork. I haven’t really had a chance to go through it all, but it seems legit.

So after looking for a quote to cover my older car I contact these guys. They call me from what looks like a local number which is a smurf number. They use a local number of another person to show on your caller ID so you are more likely to answer which is ILLEGAL! Secondly The cost when you worked out the payments even when they reduced it $500 in the drop of a hat was still more than the car was worth when you calculate it over the payment period. Was very pushy and had to stop him a few times so I could get a word in edgeways as he was talking so fast I couldn't even get the info down quick enough. Don't use this company ever.

When I had bought a used car, I talked to the man in the dealership about getting a warranty but it didn’t happen somehow. When I called them back the next day or two, they never called me back. So, I thought it was falling out. That's when I found Endurance. It came up online with good reviews and I’ve read much about it. I went with them because I just want the good ones for my car and don’t want to worry. Their rep was great and really knowledgeable. Nice guy. There was a time I had the wrong vehicle identification number so I called and said, I got the number wrong and I’m still waiting for my paperwork to reflect the correct vehicle identification number. But everything is correct in their records, so we’re okay now.

I've had Endurance for a month now and so far, I have a very good service from them. Getting it set up and speaking to the girl that I had talked to, they were topnotch. They were great when I was getting it. They were courteous and able to answer any questions I had. Endurance should just keep doing what they're doing.

I purchased the car not too long ago and I know the repairs on my car would be very expensive. I was googling who would be the best extended warranty company for the type of vehicle that I have and Endurance came up. They gave me an excellent deal over everybody. Their protection specialists were very informative, courteous, polite, very thorough in explaining about what Endurance did and the different types of coverages that they provided. It was a great experience. Also, they made making payments very convenient. I told them the type of work I do and I set up auto pay through my checking account.

I went searching through the web on different auto warranty companies and looked at some of their feedback from customers in Better Business Bureau and things of that nature because the warranty was running out on my car and I don’t like big surprises. I was satisfied with my purchasing experience with Endurance and making payments was easy. We set up automatic payments and the first one came out today.

I’m always very up in extended warranty companies and when I needed one, I found Endurance on ConsumerAffairs and I just signed up with them. The rep was very informative, I made my payment for the original installment and overall it was a good experience. This is my second extended warranty that I’ve taken on a vehicle. The first warranty company I used was not that easy to understand what I was getting into versus this one.

The warranty on my car just went out. And before I get into a maintenance issue and would potentially had to come out $1000 out of my pocket, I'd rather do it safely and just extend my warranty. So I was searching online and I submitted for a Coupe. I then called a number I had in Lafayette because I live in Lafayette, so I thought they were close. She was also very informative and she seemed to have known exactly what she was talking about. She knew everything so I felt comfortable with Endurance. And when she told me the prices, I thought that they were pretty good.

When I bought a new vehicle, I did not use the warranty that the dealer offered. I got on the Internet and did my own homework. To be honest, I think they probably all suck and screw everybody to a certain degree. They all cost a lot of money but I had to figure out which one I was going to let screw me. I based my decision on the rating from ConsumerAffairs. Then I talked to a guy on the phone and he was knowledgeable. As a matter of fact, he was kind of on autopilot doing his sales pitch. I even told him that he's been there for a long time and did nothing but feed me crap. But he chuckled and was a good sport about it. I asked him some questions and we talked for quite a while. So my experience with him was fine.

The car is getting older and it's out of warranty, so I got an auto warranty in case something happens. Endurance was rated higher in a lot of the ratings so I purchased one from them and everything went fine. The person was easy to talk to on the phone and I got a decent rate. It could’ve been a little better possibly, but it had come down from the original price and it's within my budget. However, it was a little odd that they quickly lowered the price so much. It almost seemed like I would've gotten ripped off if I paid the full original asking price. They should have a standard price that’s a little more affordable. If the price is a little cheaper to begin with, more people would sign up for this thing. On the other hand, they explained my benefits fairly clearly. I just got all the paperwork in the mail recently and I knew I couldn’t file a claim if the car broke down since there is a 60-day waiting period. Making payments was easy to set up too.

I’ve always had an auto warranty. My car’s in great shape but I do a lot of traveling. I need a car constantly and I did it for when I have to take them when repair needs to be done, I get a car immediately. I’ve bought an extended warranty for this car when I bought it and I enjoyed it for the little things. They bring it in, give me my car and I’m on my way. And since Endurance was rated high when I looked in the reviews online, I signed up with them. Everything was pretty good and the price and the mileage worked out. I also looked at others and they only do 25000 or 30000. But Endurance does 4 years and 50000 and that’s what made me choose it.

I wanted a warranty on a vehicle I had just purchased and I had a good rep who was excellent in explaining to me everything about Endurance. Payments are easy and it's right online. I pay over the phone and it isn't complicated.

My truck warranty ran out and since it's an expensive truck, I wanted to do something. I've talked to a few of Endurance's reps and everybody has been real informative and knowledgeable. They weren't really pushy. They went over the different levels of service, then they let me choose the one that worked best for me.

I was concerned about my car's gas system, it's diesel, and the cost of the system is pretty expensive if you have to get to take care of it yourself. For the most part, the Endurance people were all pretty helpful. I talked to the same guy a couple of different times before I bought it. I thought about it a while ago then I hesitated on it then they talked to me and I’m in again.

I bought a vehicle a few months ago and it spent more time in the lot and in the garage than it did in my driveway. My warranty was limited and a buyback couldn't be done so I had no choice but to do an extended warranty. The Endurance reps seemed very nice and informal and they answered every question that I had for them. They even talked to my husband and kind of repeated themselves for the both of us. They didn’t seem to get agitated or bothered by it. It was definitely a nice experience, pleasurable, convenient and quick. Everything seems to be fine and I'm able to do my payments online and it's easy.

The other auto warranty just went up and it was better to be safe than sorry. I looked up Endurance's ratings and they had the best reviews. Their rep was helpful and very knowledgeable too. I paid a couple of bills so far and the warranty is on autopay so I don't have to do anything.

I bought a car that didn’t have a warranty on it. But I thought getting an auto warranty was worth it because I’ve experienced situations in the past where repairs cost more than what I was comfortable to pay for. When I got Endurance as my provider, their rep laid down the information for me and it was pleasant. So far, my experience has been great. Getting it setup is really easy and it’s relatively affordable.

Having seen that Endurance was number one on the consumer ranking and their reviews as well, I contracted with them. I received the information properly before I made the decision to go with them. Endurance is the extended warranty that I am looking for and I just paid my first month.

I had a good experience with Endurance, but I canceled. I initially was going to purchase and extend it, and I did. But when I went back and had an oil check done, they said it was CPO from the person that had it before and it was transferred. They told me I didn’t have a warranty and that it was expired for 50,000 miles. With that being said, I canceled with Endurance because I already had a warranty on it through Audi because it's a certified pre-owned. I had an excellent experience with their rep. She is the best, very nice and professional. She broke things down and was to the point. Everyone was always professional, but it was a little unorthodox that when I received an email saying the warranty would be canceled, I didn’t receive a confirmation number.

I decided to buy my wife a new car instead of buying myself one although normally at about 100,000 miles, I sell my cars and get a new one. During my research online, Endurance was always in the top three so I picked them. I went through four reps and there was some confusion on what the price was going to be but that all got ironed out. They told me it was 90 days before I can even make a claim. I paid for the warranty, gave them my credit card number for it and that was fairly easy.

I've had my Endurance warranty for almost two months now and I've had a very good experience with them. I got the warranty for my car because I’m going to need it, and since Endurance have good ratings and very good reviews, I decided to go with them. Their rep has been very good, polite, and professional.

My car is older, so when my mom suggested that I get a warranty for it, I did it through Endurance. I had a very good experience with their rep. Endurance is a good company as far as I’m concerned. It's been a very professional experience.

Endurance/Interstate decided that my oil change and drive train service records were not up to their standards (oil was changed as recommended and all drive train servicing done on time and recorded). Slips were handwritten by the shop that did the work. They took months to get an answer back to me (the original claim rep quit, none followed up so I was waiting for a call that would never come). They said the transfer case failure as an "uncovered part". The motor (bad lifters) was denied due to the oil change receipts, they wanted them from before I started the contract with endurance.

Endurance is one of the more reputable warranty companies and their signup process was fine. But I've been trying to call my rep for three weeks now to try to get another policy for my wife’s car and I am yet to get a callback.

My warranty was ending, I was getting ready to move cross country about 1500 miles away, and I’m about halfway through paying my car. So, I felt like I needed that additional coverage. I went with the highly recommended one on the internet, and had a very smooth interaction with the Endurance rep. Everything’s been positive so far. I’m very pleased with them.

I thought it’d be a good idea to have a warranty for my car, so I looked into getting one. I found Endurance had some good reviews and looked like it’s trustworthy, fair, and efficient company. I then talked to one of their reps who was very professional. Payment wasn't too hard and was easy to set up. Endurance has been easy to use.

I have a 2011 Buick Regal, I also have a warranty with Endurance. I took my car to get diagnosis by a certified mechanic. The code that came up was timing chain. He mention to me he doesn't specialize in this type of work, for me to take my car to a Buick dealer... I then left view my warranty to see was it cover & call Endurance to be certain & it was cover. So I then took my car to a certified Buick dealership, told them my previous diagnosis. The guy Lonell then mention he have to diagnosis himself. He call and told me the previous diagnosis was accurate. I told him I have a warranty. He say, "Well I'ma submit your claim. Give me your warranty number." He then submitted my claim, told me Endurance said it was cover to go ahead brake done my engine. They was going to send their adjustor out to confirm it.

I had a warranty on my last vehicle and I had experiences where it would have cost me a lot of money to get my vehicle fixed if I didn’t have the warranty with a $100 deductible. The warranty company would not cover the vehicle that I have now though because it has more mileage on it. And as I was looking on the ConsumerAffairs website, I found Endurance Auto Warranty. I paid for the warranty in full and all at once. It was easy and everything has been fine, so far.

I've acquired a used vehicle and for peace of mind, I wanted to get a warranty. I decided to go with Endurance, primarily, based on the rates they had. Not the best rate but they were top three best rates of all the ones I looked at. They also had a good coverage. On my initial call, I was trying to get information regarding my needs and wants. And they took that information. It was a good call and at the time I wasn't really ready to move forward. But I informed them with some rates I received from other reputable companies like USAA. And they were able to get close to matching what I had offered from them when I compared what the price was to what they were covering when they called back. I then moved forward in getting the rate they discussed.

I had an excellent experience with the Endurance rep when I bought my warranty from them. I needed the extended warranty because I've done some repairs to my 14-year-old Audi and it cost me a wee bit of money. The day I called in, I wanted to see the pros and cons of the warranty but the rep already set me up to be a customer. I told her I don't have the money today. I have to call back the following week. But the rep said she can set it up now. I still have to base if I wanted it to come out of my account, and it's good that she made sure that happens and that's what happened. It's not very often you find an online consumer vehicle warranty place that you talk to a lady and she appears to be knowledgeable about cars. Usually it's a man's thing. She knew what she was doing and it was amazing.

Endurance had very good customer service and everything was great. I got the policy last week and I made one payment.

I started a draft set up with Endurance. The warranty on my car was going to expire and I wanted to have a service contract to make up for the difference that I was losing. Endurance had the best ratings online and I had no problems purchasing the warranty.

I had Endurance Auto on my previous car and they were good, so when I bought another car, I told them I'd get another policy. Their price was very reasonable and the services that they guaranteed were surpassed with other companies who were trying to give me for my vehicle, so I was comfortable knowing that they were going to cover anything if something happens to my vehicle. The specialist I worked with was very nice and helpful, and he broke down everything to me. He made me feel comfortable and didn’t make me feel like he was trying to get a warranty like some people do. Making the payments was very easy, too.

I like to have a warranty on everything as a precaution, and it was worth having my Endurance Auto warranty. They were one of the top ranking places online. Their representative was helpful and answered all of my questions. It was a fine experience.

My car is getting up there in miles. I hadn't had any problems but I wanted to have the reassurance that if there's a problem I'll be able to take care of it. Before Endurance, I was with Royal. I didn't really do a lot of research into it, but when I looked them up, Royal turned out to be horrible and on my calls with dealerships, they said that Royal doesn't pay out. When I Googled Endurance, they kept coming up as the best for the auto protection, so I made my decision to switch. It's been a good experience, they explained everything, brought everything down for me and made sure I don't have any questions before I purchase the plan.

I spoke to a couple of different warranty companies, and Endurance Auto had all the right answers. I bought a used car and didn’t find out until after the deal was done that it was a rental. The two people from Endurance whom I spoke with were great. Making the payments was fine. It was a 24-month payment plan where other companies only offered 18. And it’s nice to have a couple of bucks left over at the end of the month. With Endurance, there was no dancing around, and everything they told me was verified with paperwork.

My daughter moved to Montana and because I'm not with her, I can't have the car fixed myself. So I decided to get a warranty for the car. I was contacting AAA, but it isn't what I wanted. Then I Googled Endurance. It said it was top, so I decided to sign up with them and we've had them for a month now. Nothing's wrong with the car now, but with the warranty, my daughter can handle having it fixed if needed.

It’s a whole lot easier to pay with a warranty over time than to shell out a $1,000, $2,000 or $3,000, depending on what goes wrong with the vehicle. And since my automobile was starting to get up in mileage, and I wanted to make sure that I was covered instead of doing it out of my own pocket, I thought about getting a warranty. So I started looking for a warranty online. I was looking for things from Better Business Bureau and ConsumerAffairs to see what kind of ratings they got. And Endurance turned out to be the highest of any of the other warranty companies. And after I contacted them, they got back within an hour and explained about this stuff to me. I told them that I was going to take probably 24 or 48 hours to make a decision and they were okay with that. They let me think about it, to do what I had, do more research on the internet. I called them back 48 hours later and we got everything in place.

When I was away on a military mission, I had a general discussion with somebody who bought almost the same car as I did. We talked about how certain manufacturers have common issues. And one of the common issues from our 2008 TrailBlazer Super Sport was the electrical, the turn signal on the light mirror. Sometimes the pistons go bad or a lot of times the right, you don't hear the knocking that comes up the oil pan. I thought my car was still under warranty and an older gentleman urged me to get a warranty. And I'm worried about how much the warranty costs 'cause at the dealership, they were trying to charge me $300 down payment and $200 a month. But with a new car, I shouldn't have any problems.

With cars are now, you almost have several warranty. Back when I was younger we can work on the car, but now we can't work on it anymore. So when my warranty had run out on the dealership, I researched everything and I contacted several auto warranty companies. I found that Endurance was number one on the list and since they offered me the best warranty, I decided to go with them. I had an excellent experience with my rep. She answered all of my questions and was very helpful. I really enjoyed talking to her and I enjoyed signing up with Endurance.

Something usually goes the heck on my car and my other warranty expired. Endurance Auto Warranty went according to what I could pay for monthly payments. There was a little screw-up with my first payment but they got everything straightened out. Endurance did everything exceptionally well, and my experience was excellent.

I did some good reading and Endurance was said to be the best warranty. But I talked to a couple other agencies before them. One other warranty offered me the simple ones and this and that. I really didn't like that they were trying to force my hand and pressure me to do something. Endurance, on the other hand, told me what they were able to do and explained everything to me. They gave me a couple of days but I thought about it and I did it with them the same day. My car really doesn't require a lot of work but Endurance is just safe to have because of the car I have. The only thing is I was quoted a price that I was okay with but when I got my bill, it was a totally different price. Other than that, I would recommend Endurance to anybody. I'm hoping they'd give me a kickback at the end of the year though. And if I don't use them in five years, I hope they offer me some of my money back.