Endurance Warranty Reviews

I have a warranty on my 2012 Hyundai Elantra from the dealership, but they don't cover everything that an outside warranty would cover. I had Toco, but I was doing my research, and I liked the package that Endurance had to offer. I decided to go with them and everybody was helpful in giving me insight and details on the different packages. They weren't trying to hurry me up to get one. Everybody was very professional.

I already had CarShield and thought they were the best. I heard about Endurance, did a little research and saw the top three - Endurance, CarShield and somebody else. CarShield had some limited coverages and I was looking for more coverage. When I heard Endurance covers more than CarShield, I canceled my CarShield contract and got Endurance. I also like the fact that there wasn't a deductible with Endurance. The rep did good. He said for whatever that they didn't cover, they were gonna loan me the money to get my car fixed. That really sold me. The only thing he left out was that I had to get approved for the loan through a credit check.

It was easy to sign up with Endurance and they had good customer service on the phone. I googled auto insurance warranties and found them. They were also linked to AARP and then the price, and their warranty was a little bit better. They had a higher customer satisfaction than a competitor, but they both had a lot of complaints too.

I was checking online what's the best warranty out there, and I've seen one was Endurance. I checked their coverage and the rating that they have. I said, "Maybe this is a reliable company."

The rep of Endurance I talked to was nice. She was good and she explained everything. I asked what is not covered, and she told me exactly what is covered and what's not.

My wife's car was going out of warranty. It's a Niro '17. I looked at several providers and Endurance's program was similar with everybody else, but their price was better than everybody else. I just join them and I look forward to being with them for many years. I have another vehicle I'll be bringing on board in another two years.

Endurance gave me a good deal so I went ahead and took it. It’s 97 a month for three years. You pay the first three years. The other two years are free. I need it because my truck is a little old, and it costs a lot of money to fix them now. I haven't used the warranty yet, but maybe a little further down the line, I will. I got it in case anything happens. I took a little extra precaution.

I felt it was necessary for the vehicle to have an extended warranty. I don't have a lot of time on my hands to do that kinda work on it which I typically try and do as much as I can. I was researching different companies and Endurance had some pretty good reviews. They're both good and bad, but majority of them were good. The other thing that got me was the direct payment to the mechanic. That seems to me like they would get things done faster. A lot of other companies don't do it that way.

The purchasing process with Endurance was phenomenal. I weighed the benefits of Endurance versus buying one from Porsche. Endurance offered a bumper to bumper coverage while Porsche was not gonna offer that. Endurance also offered a low deductible. Porsche was gonna offer a $1,000 deductible.

I've talked to many different people and some people were pushy. I hate it when people push me and try to force me into doing something and I will not go with them at all even though I really want their service. So far, Endurance has been a very good company. You decide if you want to pay them either every month or come out of your pocket $4,000 all at once if something happened to go wrong. They also did a good job of explaining the coverage. They said everything from electrical to motor and transmission would be covered. The only thing I would have to do is pay a $100 deductible. It's better than the one that I have where I have to pay half for everything when something goes wrong.

The warranties on my car had expired. All of these TV commercials encourage people to get an extended warranty, so I started looking into it. I'd gone with another company before, but they would not provide me with a copy of my contract, so I cancelled with them and then went with Endurance instead. Endurance said they don't do anything by mail. They do it all electronically. So, they have given me a website that I need to go to to get in.

I got four cars. I always had warranties on my car, but the last auto warranty company I was dealing with didn't go well, so I switched. When I switched, I went with Endurance because the person that I talked to made it sound good. I got the premier warranty for my car and it was 108 a month. I read everything and he explained everything. I knew what wasn't gonna be covered and what was. What Endurance is selling is not what they're showing though. I took my car to have it looked at and when the dealer called me, he said my auto warranty company was not gonna cover anything.

I got a new vehicle and I never had a foreign car before. It was good dealing with the specialist from Endurance. They explained the coverage pretty well but they didn't get into detail. I don't know if the wheel bearings, ball bearings, strut, and things like that are covered. I don't even have a copy of my policy and I did try to try to get a copy.

I've been looking at getting an extended warranty for about a year. I looked at CARCHEX and there was another one. I looked at an advertisement of CarShield, but I went online. I read about CarShield. They got so many negative reviews. I didn't consider them. The last time I took my car to the shop, I spent like $2,000. Also, I knew my car was getting up there. It's a 2011, and this is '20. I went with Endurance. I wouldn't give the rep that I spoke with an A, but he was okay. I was not overly impressed. He was a little vague on some things, but I went with it anyway.

I no longer had gap insurance on the vehicle that I intend to keep for some time still. It's a good vehicle but it's getting into those years where there's some anticipation that something could go wrong with it. So I went to ConsumerAffairs. Originally, I got a mailer in for some other extended warranty but I did my own research to see which ones were the top recommended third party warranty programs and Endurance came up. On the first day that I called, it was to get some questions answered and then, I had a discussion with the family and we thought it was a good idea.

Some of the coverage on my car had ended but I still had the powertrain on mine. I checked out CarShield but they were way more. I got Endurance three or four weeks ago and it covers more bumper to bumper. I asked them to do a direct deposit from my account for the payment. But there was one issue that I had with Endurance. One person quoted me one price but when I called back the next day, it was a different price. I called back and the lady there said I had to speak to a manager. It took a long time to get one. Their guy gave me something lower. She said it should have been more but she honored it. She said she corrected it but that information wasn't sent to my email. They charged me too much. I'm gonna wait until the amount is taken out of my bank statement in September. I won't do anything if they correct it.

When I originally talked to the agent, it was kind of rushed and there were little information. But I made him stop and explain. They sent a coupon of some type of rewards I would get after I hung up. But he had only gave me half of that. So I felt kinda slighted.

The woman I spoke to was pretty good. I went with them because they were willing to negotiate the price. I did have to make a down payment. They did cut it down some because I’m a veteran. But it could've been better. It would be kinda nice if they would either do away with the down payment or lower it. The reason why I decided to get a warranty is because my car is getting a little bit older and I don't want to be caught with my pants down in case something happens.

I looked online and saw that Endurance had 5 stars. I called about three companies and they were the one I ended up with. The rep was good. He explained everything to me and I got the best coverage I could get for my 2017 Kia Sportage. I don’t like the price though. It should not be that expensive to cover your car but I understand. If you have to use it, it’s expensive. It’s just like any kind of insurance. It’s high dollar but it is what it is. I called customer service and they answered my questions. I asked them on how to get ahold of the coupon. I wanted to see if there was anything in there I wanted or anything I could use. I tried to use it but nothing was free. You gotta buy something and it’s not a deal. They should just not offer coupons but go cheaper on the cost. They’ll appreciate it.

I purchased a used car. I compared Endurance to what the dealership was offering. The first dealership was more expensive and it would have been rolled into the loan, so it made no sense to pay interest on the money they were offering. I elected not to go with a warranty from the dealership. When I typed in a search for extended warranties, Endurance had high reviews. I sent a message to them, they called me back, and I talked it over with them. I knew the numbers that the dealership was offering and Endurance met me where I wanted to go with the dollar amount and type of service. It worked out. I auto pay the warranty and they are gonna take out once a month $80 for three years. I didn’t even have to do anything online.

The truck has a lot of electronics on it. I was a mechanic, but there is just no way I would work on it. Endurance sounded like a better deal to me. The reps explained everything pretty well. I got the platinum coverage, which is supposed to be bumper-to-bumper. They just take my payments out of my checking account every month.

I always keep my cars covered. The warranty that I had on my car was running out. I called the Better Business Bureau to find out which warranties were pretty much the best ones and worth it, and they recommended Endurance. The rep worked with me. He gave me a couple of days to speak with my husband and explain everything. He emailed me a package to help me explain to him. So, it was a pretty good experience.

My vehicle is out of warranty and I know that things can happen. So, I just wanted a warranty and the internet highly recommended Endurance. The reps were very nice and they did alright when they explained the coverage. I didn't have to work through a whole lot of red tape. I just wanted to have the warranty and I hope it'll be valuable.

I put 118,000 miles on my 2017 car and the warranty's gone. Right after I put 100,000 miles, all hell broke loose. The air conditioner and the sensors went out. I saw Carshield on TV and I didn't like their coverage because it would end at 150,000 miles and I have almost 120,000 miles already. On the other hand, Endurance's warranty goes up to another 100,000 miles from now. I called them and everything went fine. However, when I was talking to the gentleman from Endurance, he was talking about some kind of promotion wherein I would get 250 right then and 250 later. I never got anything. Other than that, Endurance did everything I wanted.

Endurance sales agents talk a good game but when you try to get stuff done it is another matter. I initiated this process based upon Consumer Affairs' recommendation in mid-August 2020. For service however, you experience significant phone delays with Endurance and you then need to leave a VM for a call back (which is delayed). Also their link with MEPCO for underlying billing is a mess--and that's not handled by Endurance. Had problems getting a password reset--and even a call from Mepco (that never occured).

I had signed up with another warranty company but when the gentleman from Endurance called, he gave me some very informational facts that I needed to know. So, based on what he told me, I canceled my other membership and transferred to Endurance. They explained the coverage very well. I have a five-year warranty up to 75,000 and if I sell the vehicle, I can either transfer it over to another vehicle or I can just cancel the warranty. I'm a car dealer and I think everything is on the upper end of what he's talking about.

I bought a used car. I also bought the warranty from the dealership that I bought my car from. But when I came home and viewed the reviews online, that particular warranty was horrible. There were a lot of negative reviews and people were saying not to purchase it. So immediately, I called the dealership and asked them to cancel the warranty. When I went to the ConsumerAffairs, Endurance was the first one that was on the list. They reached out to me right away by email and probably by text message, then they followed with a phone call. I returned that call and spoke with someone different and he was able to assist me in getting my warranty paid for and covered. I was pleased with the way everything worked out. They gave me a very good rate so I was very happy. I saved $1,500 compared to what the dealership offered me. It went very well and I was very satisfied.

The warranty on the car that I have wore out. My car is up there in mileage and years and I know I need to have something. I was recommended to Endurance by somebody when I was looking for another warranty service. They said the company was good. I made contact via customer service and they gave me a good discount. The only thing is I haven't received the packet or anything and it's been over a month now. I downloaded some stuff online. But they told me I would receive a packet with some discounts and whole buggy stuff. I go to my mailbox and there's nothing in it yet. And I'm wondering, "Did they forget or what's going on?"

The warranty on the vehicle was almost up, so I decided just to go ahead and do a full extended warranty on it. A couple of my friends have Endurance on their Mercedes as well. I wanted to get the best coverage that Endurance offered at the time. The rep was very informative and answered all of my questions.

My sister has an auto warranty and her alternator went out. She talked about how Endurance paid for it and all she gotta do is get it to the shop and work with them. I just purchased the truck and she was saying, "Pick up Endurance." I called them to see how much it cost. They did everything. They actually went down on the price. Very satisfied with everything at this point.

I wanted extra protection on my ‘09 Chevy Aveo. After kinda looking around and seeing what's out there and what was best, I ended up with Endurance. My research was feedback mainly. I liked all the good reviews of Endurance. I got their bumper to bumper coverage. Everything went fine and their reps were good.

I put a lot of miles on my vehicle driving every day for work. I needed to make sure I have a vehicle. Having a warranty helps me out a lot. Endurance stood out because they said even if it was something that their warranty would not cover, they can still use one of their own credit cards for Endurance to help me out and I would pay on that. The reps were very knowledgeable.

I looked at reviews and after seeing the coverage and other people’s experience with Endurance, I decided on them. Purchasing was smooth and I chose the highest package they had for my 2014 Dodge Grand Caravan. I got bumper to bumper and everything other than regular maintenance is covered. So, it’s a complete coverage package. I set up auto pay for the payments and it’s convenient. I was having trouble signing in to their website but they helped me figure it out.

My car warranty was expired a couple of months before. I have a Mercedes Benz and I know how expensive it is to repair. So I wanna be under warranty. The salesperson from Endurance handled my questions very well and the payments were affordable. I was gonna do some other research online. But as soon as you start signing up and you put a phone number in, even though you're not finished populating all the home screen, they already have somebody calling you. I don't like pressure sales. However, the salesperson was very nice and I didn't mind him calling. He was very persuasive but their coverage could be a little cheaper. But across the board, bumper-to-bumper coverage is expensive. My deposit was high and he split it in half. I told him that I could pay it this week and then two weeks later. So that was very helpful.

My warranty when I bought my vehicle had expired. I was with CarShield, but I knew this guy at the dealership told me that CarShield was garbage. When I tried to call them, I was on hold for about an hour. Then, Endurance sent a flyer and I looked at it. CarShield was charging me $100 a month for just a powertrain. However, I was able to get 106 from Endurance for a powertrain and electrical and all that. The rep explained everything to me straight up. I haven't had to use it yet but I already sold my mom about it.

I have a 2014 Ram 1500. I'm gonna hand it down to my kids so I wanted to make sure it's in good condition. I liked what Endurance offered. Their rep was good too.

I bought a 20-year-old vehicle. It only had 150,000 miles on it when I bought it. But I wanna make absolutely certain I can get it fixed. It has shown itself to be a good car, but I don't want to have a car that old and not have a warranty on it. Endurance Auto Warranty was the first one that popped up online and asked me what I was looking for. I told them everything I was looking for in a company, and that company made everything I was looking for. So I've tried them and I've been really pleased with them so far. I haven't had to file a claim or anything, but it hit all the bullet points for me.

My mother spent $3,500 on her car for a computer error and I decided I didn't wanna go through that. The rep from Endurance was great but I’ve had a problem with trying to find a list of mechanics that accepted and it's not that easy to find. So finally, I started calling and asking. I called the dealer I was gonna go to and asked if they accepted it, and they said no. But the Ford dealer in Mayfield, which is close to me, does accept it. Endurance takes the payments out every month from me. It’s on automatic deal and they haven't had any trouble getting it because I see it hitting the bill. I bought protection on the truck when I bought it and I never had to use it. So that one was worthless but you never know how valuable having one is. It has been a good experience with Endurance.

My stepdad said it would be a good idea to have some extended coverage. I was googling stuff and Endurance was the one that had better reviews, so I figured it must be better than the other ones. The customer service was very thorough. If I had any questions, they answered them and if we got disconnected, then they’d call me right back, so that was really good for me.

I didn't really wanna spend money out of pocket if something happened with my car and I'd rather pay a monthly for it. With an extended warranty, someone will take care of my car if something happens. Purchasing one from Endurance was good. But they didn't really give me a good deal until I told them that I might look for something else and all that stuff, and then they started digging for something else and gave me better coverage like lower miles. But they could've done this in the beginning. I still didn't get really what I want, but this was probably the best option for me. If I find something else, I'm probably just gonna jump into it. But everything is good, so far.

I bought a really nice car. It's only a weekend car when my wife and I decides to go out to church or take a little trip here and there. I know this is gonna be a classic later on and then I plan on keeping it. So I figured that I wanted some insurance on it in case anything would happen. The conversation I had with Endurance was really great. They told me about everything and they didn't hide anything. For all the stuff that they offer, it sounded better than AAA plus my regular insurance. It made a lot of sense and I really liked it. They explained everything to make me feel comfortable with getting it. Then the payment was reasonable and something that I could afford.

I looked at about four warranty companies before I finally got a recommendation for Endurance from ConsumerAffairs. This is the best warranty service. I must have been talking to a poor gentleman from Endurance for about 20 minutes and he went over everything. He took all the information about the vehicle and there's also fact that I'm old. He was asking me a bunch of questions and I told him that they were recommended. He even let me split the payment into two different ones, which helped. I have the payment taken out of my account now.

I had financed a '08 Cadillac CTS. I didn't even have it for two weeks and the motor blew on it. I ended up having to pay $3,000 myself for a motor put in and the labor. So I needed an extended warranty on it. Endurance was the second one that called me and they had a good price. My policy actually hasn't exactly started. I'm still waiting on the 30-day and second payment and it begins then.

I had to put a transmission in my car but it only got 80,000 miles on it. At 70,000 miles, I had to put a transmission in it and that cost me closer to $4,000. So I was looking for extended warranties on cars and I decided to go with Endurance. The extended coverage really was a lot of money for me to purchase. But the gentleman from Endurance that I talked to seemed very knowledgeable. But he said that there was gonna be this package of things that were sent to me, like $250 worth of stuff that I could use right away. But it wasn't a gift at all. It was like a coupon or something which was a little bit misleading. Other than that, the experience was fine.

My other auto warranty was not doing what I asked and it was like a waste of money. I switched over to someone that had a reputation. I went to Better Business Bureau and Yelp and they had a lot of good remarks about Endurance. The representative was very thorough. She went over everything a couple of times to make sure that I got everything together.

When I buy anything that someone else used prior to me, I want some type of coverage that'll protect me for the unknown. I would do the same if I bought a brand-new one 'cause normally, problems don't start till after the manufacturer warranty wears out. I would want something extended there because I normally don't trade cars in to get my money's worth out of it. I want something to protect the motor and the major parts of the vehicle. But if the warranty doesn't meet the length that I'm gonna plan on holding it for, then I need something to cover me.

I have coverage on all my cars. My one car got totaled so I put an extended warranty on my next car. I happened to go with Endurance and it's been about a month or so ago. I asked for a bumper-to-bumper and they gave me what I asked for. The process seemed to have gone smoothly.

I just purchased a 2015 F-150 that didn't come with a warranty and I looked up different car insurances or extended warranties. Endurance was one of the ones that popped up. It was a 5-star and it was the first one that I clicked on. The reps were good and they sent the details of the warranty right away. Making payments have been easy because they took down my debit card so it’s on auto payments. I haven't been able to get access to the rewards that they gave me but everything else went smoothly.

Our only automobiles, recently, have been used automobiles. We recently purchased a new used truck to match the camper. We thought about what would happen to be out on the road with that camper. We're both retired so we don't have that much money to spend on it. So I wanted to get some coverage because we wouldn't know what would happen. I was hoping the monthly payment with Endurance would be cheaper because it just seemed like we kept adding more and more insurance on the thing. But considering what could go wrong with the vehicle, it's gonna take a long time. If we needed a motor repaired or something, it would take a long time for that hundred and some odd dollars a month to add up to what that cost could be. Everything went great with Endurance. Everybody needs to be encouraged about their work.

The coverage from Endurance Auto Warranty was pretty much equal to the top two people in the business. But what made me go with Endurance was that they were able to break my payments up over three years, which gave me a lower monthly payment than other companies and there was no major deposit or anything down. The other companies were only able to break it down for two years. The reps from Endurance were very knowledgeable. They gave me everything very simple as far as the coverage and they broke everything down in layman's terms for me. But being that it's a five-year warranty, I don't understand why they can't break it up into five years for payments but that's not really a dealbreaker.

I needed a warranty and the reps at Endurance seemed like they were giving a good coverage as far as covering the car from bumper-to-bumper. Plus, the people who were talking to me were nice. Also, the price sounded reasonable. The only thing is that they bombarded me with a lot of emails before I made the final decision. But it was fine. If you need a warranty on the car, Endurance is okay and whatever I read for the other people, they seem good.

The rep from Endurance was informative. He told me what they offered and everything their warranty would cover. He also gave me options. I went with them and since I'm on monthly payments, things have been good so far. The price of the warranty is automatically debited from my account and it's something I don't have to worry about every month.

My car is a 2011 and it looks as new. It’s a luxury vehicle and has a lot of horns and bells and whistles. When I first got it, it was still under factory warranty. When that was expiring, I renewed it for five years or 50,000 miles but I never came close to putting 50,000 miles on it. I put 30,000 miles on it in five years. I've maintained the car meticulously and I wanna keep the car. I like it. But I know that should something go wrong with the lectronics, it could add up to a significant amount of money. I wouldn't wanna own that car without having a warranty.

I had an extended warranty in the past. When I bought the car, it was three years old. I've got it from CarMax. I got the extended warranty up to 100,000 miles. I just was a little bit concerned that if I didn't get some kind of warranty for it, if I had any problems, I would have to put out a lot of money. You never know. So I was being safe rather than sorry. I went originally with CarShield. After reading the reviews on CarShield, I wasn't very happy about it. So, I started looking and comparing and going through different websites. I felt like Endurance would be my best bet. I made the phone call to Endurance and I spoke to a wonderful man. He kinda give me all the information, and he didn't pressure me to make a decision at that point. I then did some more research and decided that I was gonna go with Endurance.

I liked Endurance's ratings and reviews online. The rep was very knowledgeable and wonderful to speak with. I called them because I did not receive the package in the mail. I thought it was coming in the mail. But it’s an email version. So, the rep resent the email. That went excellent. My payments are auto debited via credit card. When I do file a claim, I know I should call the number and give Endurance my policy number.

The dealership I purchased the 2019 Subaru Legacy from said that they purchased packages from Endurance, and they usually sell them with the vehicles. At the day of purchase, I did not have the money to add it to the original cost. So once I left the dealership, I gave Endurance a call to set this up. Everything during purchasing was awesome and the reps were super nice. They were very informative and told me everything I needed to know. The interaction with customer service was awesome. I had to talk to them a couple of times because I was going back and forth between the roadside assistance and the hotline, and they were very helpful. Now, I'm just waiting for a call from the shop.

We had just purchased this vehicle and needed an extended warranty. My wife and I always check the reviews when we do anything, and Endurance came up with the more perfect reviews. Their rep was great. He absolutely explained everything and was a really nice gentleman. He emails everything like he said he was gonna do. We looked on it and found it so there was no difficulty. It's been a great experience so far.

I've had many warranties in the past, especially when I buy a new vehicle. I like to have that satisfaction that in case something happens, I would be good, especially when I just spent $17,000 on a car that's just out of factory warranty. I've never had bad experiences with any of the different warranty companies in the past because most of the time I never have to file a claim. But just in case I ever do, I like to have that security.

Two years ago, I was gonna put my BMW under Endurance Auto Warranty's coverage. However, their prices were outrageous for a BMW so I just went with the warranty from the dealer. I picked up another vehicle and about a month ago I added it under Endurance. The rep whom I worked with was very informative and working with him gave me a lot of insights. They represented the company well.

Endurance Auto Warranty was a better deal for me financially at that time and signing up was fairly easy.

Called to sign up via the quote they had send me in the mail (after we discussed pricing a month or so ago). Not only would they not honor the price THEY sent me, they were incredibly rude and condescending, speaking over me, etc. If this is how they treat you trying to get you as a customer, I can't imagine how awful it would be once they have you locked into a contract. Definitely would not want to depend on them.

I got two cars under warranty with Endurance. One was 2000, the other was a 2010. They gave me full coverage on the 2010 compared to the other company. They wanted to give me a lower warranty, so I made the choice to go with Endurance. The whole process was easy and the customer service was good.

I found out after 30 days through where I purchased my vehicle that I have a whole bunch of electronics on my car and none of it would be covered. I didn't want to be out without being covered. I looked up Carshield and they kept harassing me but Endurance didn't and the rep was very professional. The warranty is very valuable but thank God I haven’t had to use it.

They seemed to have everything that I wanted. The rep that I talked to was fine but I would've liked that something was sent to me after I signed up or just better explain all the details about what's covered and not covered.

I just purchased a car and I did a lot of research, and Endurance and CARCHEX were ones that people didn't have too many complaints about. They were more spot on. Then I called my local dealership, and they honor it. That kinda led me to Endurance. I did the transactions on a phone. Everything went well with that. After the first payment, they were saying something about some coupons that they will get out to me, but so far, everything has been going down the way they said it was.

I had no problem with signing up. But I haven't received anything in the mail yet. Other than that, it seemed like everything was covered by the warranty. My car is an older model and the rep said they will fix up to the value of the car.

The auto warranty I had with another company made me mad because they wouldn't fix something on another vehicle I had. So I didn't wanna use them anymore. The extended warranty from Endurance was very easy to purchase. It was great dealing with their specialist and their customer service team was excellent.

I was looking for an extended warranty for my 2014 Chevy Impala LTZ just to have it because you never know. I had one previously but I wasn’t going with it. Endurance was the first one that caught my eye and I heard that they were number one. The rep who signed me up was very helpful. When I was talking to her, she made my decision to go with Endurance. She explained everything in our coverage. She did her thing and everything was good. It was great.

They told me the basics of what the plan involved and then sent some emails with the information. I thought about it, then I got back with them and made the purchase. But I didn't realize that there was a deductible until after I'd already made the purchase.

Endurance Auto Warranty had good service and the program was explained thoroughly. I didn't have the money when I signed up. I told the rep that I would have it in a week and I paid them what I had and then a week later, they debited the rest. But I only have the car for 10 days. The breaks went out and I wrecked it so I never got to use the program. I'm looking for another vehicle. So I canceled the warranty but I would recommend Endurance.

Endurance appeared to have a more encompassing package than the other one I was looking at. Their rep was wonderful, too. She did a great job. All in all, for the vehicle that I have, Endurance covered pretty much everything. There are some aspects of the coverage that it doesn't cover, but what I'm looking for are really the major made parts that will go out such as a transmission. The bar for me was kinda low. She fully explained that. And paying the monthly fee, which was not very much at all, for the type of service that I'm looking for to cover, I thought it was a pretty good deal.

I went to the different websites and read the reviews, and they sent me to Endurance. They broke up the price into two payments, two weeks apart. $250 for the first two weeks, then $250 every two weeks, and then $120 a month. It could have been a little cheaper but the car that I bought is an expensive car to maintain and I couldn’t leave the dealership without a warranty. I was told to pay the monthly payments, and then whatever happens when my car, tires, mechanical, whatever will be covered, it was a $100 deductible.

I bought an Acura RL 2007 and I was advised by the dealership that it would probably be best to get an extended warranty since the warranty for the actual vehicle had already expired. Endurance had the best rate. They cover everything that I will possibly need, especially for my car. My car has a lot of electronics and they cover like all of the computer systems and things that other extended warranties don't cover. Everything went really smoothly. The reps from Endurance were really nice, professional, answered all my questions, and gave me the best price that they had available. So I'm very satisfied.

The associate was very rude in his presentation of the different protection plans. He talk to me as if l was a child and that l did not know anything about my own vehicle. He also seem to get very defensive when l asked questions about the plans.

The enrollment process with Endurance was good. I liked Endurance because I was able to get more warranty on the car. Also, the breakdown and the monthly payments weren't bad. I'm paying like 95 for 18 months or something like that and the other ones are free.

The rep was real nice. He was real descriptive and detailed about the warranty and how everything should go. He kinda asked me what I was looking for. I explained to him that if anything happened to my other car I could just take it to the shop and they would fix it as long as it's covered. He explained to me that I needed to wait 30 days and to drive 1,000 miles and then I will be able to take my car to the shop. He said I had to meet both of the requirements just to make sure that nothing was wrong before.

With Endurance, the purchase process was pretty fine and easy. The guy that was originally trying to sell me the warranty already knew that I needed a warranty, so he was just trying to convince me instead of just letting me talk to him about what is included in my policy. He was just trying to get me off the line and over to a verification rep for verifying of the payment. But besides that, the experience wasn't too bad. The verification rep was pretty nice. The guy before him was nice too. I just felt like he just wanted to push me along.

I have two policies with Endurance now, a 2011 Mercedes Benz C-Class and a 2015 Mercedes Benz E-Class. The reps were very professional and courteous. They made it easy to do the transaction. The value for cost of the coverage was very good.

I drive the vehicle, I'm in the heat and the warranty had expired. Everybody offers about the same thing but I was able to relate to the agent. He listened to what I wanted and what I needed. He gave me an offer and was willing to work with me based on what my concerns were. So, it was customer service that stood out to me from Endurance. They offered a good product and based on the information that was given to me, they stand behind their service. I also looked and checked the rating and they had a high rating with consumers, which was another thing that I was concerned about.

Endurance has good deals and the package that the deal came with works for me and the things that I do in my livelihood. Endurance was the only one that had a good price for me, in my budget, so I just went ahead and solidified that slot with them. The rep answered all of my questions when I called. She was willing to do anything to give me good service. I love the service.

I recently bought the warranty and their customer service was really good.

UPDATED 8/31/2020: They avoid paying for any warranty repairs lots of lame excuses for not paying. Always put on hold for 45 minutes before anybody personally answers the phone and always makes excuses of why they can't pay.

I bought a diesel truck. I Googled Endurance and saw what they were offering, so I just went with them. It was my first time getting a warranty on any vehicle that I have owned or financed. My payments are taken out from my credit card every month. So far, so good.

Endurance had good offers. It was also pretty easy to purchase the warranty from them. I've had a good experience so far.

It was pretty easy signing up with Endurance. I spoke with someone by the name of Leon and he was pretty knowledgeable. I'm glad that Endurance has the bumper to bumper plan and I was still able to get that. The only thing was Leon mentioned something about a card that I could use on Amazon. I don't know if that was just to get me to purchase or if that was something that was an actual fact. It was a $200 gift card that you get when you first sign up. I have not received anything of that nature.

My daughter's new job takes her on the road and I wanted her to be protected. So, I bought the coverage for her car. I liked how Endurance was described. I had a similar coverage on my own car through USAA, and I was very happy with it. And the way it was described, it was similar to that. I thought, "Okay, that's good." It gives my daughter all the things that she needs as she travels throughout the state, so that if she is disabled in a far-reaching part of our state, it covers her hotel and the repair. That's what I was looking for.

My friend's car was towed in and the company she was with wouldn't cover it then they refused to tow it back. She was in a bind. I was having the same problem and I just got tired of it. I did my research on the internet and several warranty companies came up. Endurance was on it and they happened to have been the first one. I talked to their rep when I got the policy but they didn't explain about things. Although I think I know because I have the policy I read and have a phone number to call, I would like to know the coverage. Other than that, I referred Endurance to my friend and she sent me that link back saying they had a good rating.

My other insurance had elapsed on my F-150 and then I was going through my phone and I got a consumer report about Endurance that it was supposed to be one of the best insurances that there is. I went ahead and got it with Endurance and they offered me a good deal on it. The rep was very knowledgeable. He told me that everything was covered except for maintenance part and rates. He told me that due to COVID, they were gonna go ahead and split the payment. So I paid them a down and then they called me for the other part and I paid them. So that was convenient and good. But I haven't gotten any kind of paperwork from Endurance regarding the insurance that I purchased. They sent it to me in my email but I would like something in paper. Other than that, everything so far has been good.

I bought a used vehicle and I did some research and found out that Endurance Auto Warranty was the best. Their reps were outstanding and I didn't have any problems making the payments at all. But the only thing that really got under my skin was when they talked to me, they had this big sales pitch about $250 worth of shopping coupons and I would get that twice as a total of $500. They sent me a link and it wasn't even worth my time to mess with it. It's almost impossible to try to figure out and it's too much of a headache. It was just a total waste of time and money and they oughta just do away with that. It’s a very poor advertisement scheme but that one little problem doesn't make Endurance a bad company.

They explained the warranty and they said that I pay for it for three years but my warranty will last for five years. They explained how the payments were and everything was smooth. They explained everything the best they could. I had a good experience.

I just made a claim on Monday and Endurance rejected it. On the 27th, I've had the warranty for a month. And then four days later, the water pump happened to go out after a big trip. Endurance said that it was preexisting. I'm not settling for that. I said, "Well, how do I know it was preexisting? What makes it preexisting?" "All the bearings and all that." Nobody said anything when I signed up for the warranty. And if they think I'm gonna continue to pay my monthly payment on that thing, they're crazy. If they won't cover a $400 claim, what would they do if the motor went out six months from now? I did the 30 days. I did the 1,000 miles. I want the money for my truck that I had to pay to get fixed.

I just purchased a used 2015 Ford Explorer and it has a lot of electronics on it, so I made sure that all those were taken care of with Endurance. Everything was good. They were very informative and the warranty was easy to purchase. I made an initial deposit and I'm making monthly payments for two years. So far, so good.

I have a 2005 Chrysler 300 Touring and I do a lot of driving. My car doesn't have a lot of miles, but it's 15 years old. So eventually, some of the major parts that Endurance covers will be going out in the future and I don't have that kind of money to be spending. That's why I went ahead and bought the extended warranty and just have to pay the $100 deductible. The package I got was the 100,000 miles for five years. It doesn’t cover breaks, rotors and stuff like that. But the rest of the stuff is covered for the 100,000 miles. I do lift and I know that they also cover that. But if I was buying it all at once, I should have been able to get a cheaper discount than just $500. Not everybody's gonna pay all that money upfront. Other than that, it was fine.

I had to make an initial down payment of about $100 and then I had to give them another $100 dollars within the month. I got a bill yesterday for the first monthly installment. The rep that I talked to was very good. He explained everything. They take care of the drivetrain, engine, the transmission and the air conditioning. But they don't take care of things that require a maintenance, like tune-ups. I would also get roadside assistance if I have to go to a hotel or if I'm too far away from home to get home. Then they would reimburse me for one night stay. I also could get a rental car for that time away from home.

I had a one month warranty when I first bought the car and I figured I'd save money having extended coverage in case something else would happen. I went on Google and read the reviews, and then I picked the best one which was Endurance Auto Warranty. Their reps gave me all the details and it went really well.

My factory warranty was about to run out but I didn't renew it because it’s Nissan and they’re expensive. My next door neighbor also has Endurance and he's the one that recommended them. The reps explained everything good, and it's good price. I was told the coverage was bumper to bumper, just like it was when I bought a brand new vehicle. $135 is a bit more than what I previously paid for warranty, but I'm satisfied with it.

We just bought a 2011 GMC Arcadia from the dealership and we wanted a warranty on it. I could have purchased one but the rep didn't say anything about one while we were doing the deal. We went with CarShield and I got to reading some of their reviews and I did not like some of them. Then, I came across Endurance and the reviews were a lot better.

The warranty I had on my vehicle had just expired. So I figured that I'd better get a new one. Endurance Auto Warranty seemed the most reasonable and had the best coverage. The person I dealt with was very professional. They answered all the questions I asked and explained it pretty well. Overall, the experience has been fine, so far. Endurance Auto Warranty was a good company to get a contract with. I just made the payments with my credit card and it was easy to do.

I had to bring my Nissan in because it kept overheating. I just bought it last year, a few days before Christmas. And now, in the beginning of summer, we were trying to turn on the air conditioner. It was just blowing out hot air and the car kept overheating. But we didn't understand why. We just bought the car and it was the winter when we did so there shouldn't be any issues.

Endurance offers the better package. The reps were very thorough in their delivery. And because of how excellent the program was presented to me, I bought it as is on the spot. I’m gonna get ready to delete miles from my other companies, and then add multiple vehicles to it. I hope I don't have to use the warranty, but I had to have it just in case. Endurance has been awesome thus far.

I liked what they had to offer and the coverage and the cost, so it made sense to go ahead and go with them. They were very professional and very knowledgeable. They were very easy to talk to. They didn't give me any real sales pitch but answered my questions to my satisfaction and that was what decided it for me. Everything is going to be charged on a monthly basis to a credit card number that I gave them. The warranty is very valuable. I don't have a spouse. I'm responsible for all the upkeep of my vehicles and everything else I own. I wanna make sure it's gonna be covered for any and all incidents of any expense entailed by something going wrong with my car. They're a computer on wheels now and you don't know how sensitive something's going to be.

I have a 2014 Mercedes. If I do have any problem with it in the future, I'd rather not spend the amount of expense that I would pull from my own pocket. I heard this advertisement on the radio where you go online and you put in your ZIP code and you'll be given different preferences. You can call different companies to find out what their rate is and how they go about it. There was a guy that I spoke with the first time and he dealt with the situation professionally. He let me understand it because it's the first time I'm doing such a thing in America. I've been living here for two years. I didn't understand very well the first time he explained to me. But the second time I called back, I got it dealt with.

I need a new coverage on my car. Endurance Auto Warranty has been around for a while which is a plus. I called them and their reps were professional and they answered all my questions with no hesitation. They worked with me on the payments so that it would come out on around the time my check would come. I did not buy it outright 'cause I did that once before and the company went under. I hadn't recouped my money since. So now, I pay monthly. I've been with Endurance for a month and a half.

They are very attentive and they know what they are offering. I am very satisfied with the package, except I haven't received one thing that they told me about. Other than that, pretty good customer service.

I bought my vehicle from a one-owner. It's 2007 and it has low mileage. So I wanted to get an extended warranty. But a lot of your warranties through the dealerships are only for 100,000 miles. Once it hits over that, you have to go through a private party. The other extended warranty company that I chose to go with said they wouldn't do it 'cause it had too many miles. My car only had 164,000 miles on it and it was not a lot for a car that was 13 years old. But with Endurance, I got the price point that I wanted and I paid outright for the warranty. I was glad that I was able to do that 'cause I wasn't gonna do it otherwise. Also, their representative was very knowledgeable. I was supposed to get some rewards things and I'd need to reach out to them about it.

My mother took the car to Cadillac and its warranty had expired so in order for me to be able to maintain this car, I gotta take it to where she took it but Cadillac is expensive. My mom passed in April, so I gotta make sure that I can live out her dream. I went online looking for some insurance and I looked at about five companies. Endurance had a lot of great reviews and they were supposed to be the best. I liked the coverage, which included the transmission, the engine and the electrical, and then it’s five years. I also liked the price.

I needed an auto warranty for my car because I had put out a large amount of money prior to getting a warranty and I don't wanna do that again. A friend of mine had Endurance and he recommended it. Their customer service rep was good.

I called up Endurance, they asked me questions about the vehicle and offered some pricing and everything on it, they answered all the questions and I agreed with the price that they quoted. We had a warranty with CarShield but they didn’t really cover as much as Endurance and they were more expensive.

It was quite easy and simple to purchase the plan. The rep was very professional. We discussed a payment plan. They told me what it was and I was fine with it.

Signing up with Endurance was very good. I went with them 'cause of the rate. Their customer service was very good and they were actually very friendly. It didn't take about 20 minutes for them to go over everything that was covered. The experience has been all right so far.

Customer service rep went above and beyond to help me resolve my issues. He was very kind, and his patient. He took his time and went over multiple options I had to chose from. His kindness and patience was very appreciated.

I have a warranty and I was gonna extend it with that company but it was too expensive. I thought of looking into others. I was looking between Endurance and another company. I had talked to both of them and I told them to give me a week and call me back. I had my decision, what I was gonna do, but Endurance reached back out to me and the other people didn’t so I decided to go with Endurance. I talked to one young lady. She went through everything as far as the policy and stuff. She was very knowledgeable about what they're doing. She spoke courteously and was really nice. She made me comfortable with what they were selling. It was good talking to her instead of going online because I probably wouldn’t have been able to deal with all of the stuff that it covered. I'm just praying that if something happened, Endurance would stand up to the part of the bargain because I've read some reviews.

I looked at Endurance and another company, and Endurance had a better package for what my needs are or for what may be a need for my vehicle. I don't know. It's been a little while since I've been on there but that was the biggest thing. The rep was kinda rush-rush, pretty much trying to get a sale. But I was pretty much kinda sold by what I did look at on the website. I did expect to receive some type of packet or a hard copy in regards to the contract, but I have not received that. But in reference to the rep, he was fast and pretty much programmed. He explained a couple of things that I reiterated that I needed clarification on. I couldn't give him complete thumbs up because of that.

Endurance reached out to me and we were able to reach an agreement and they made me very satisfied.

My warranty had run out on my vehicle. I was driving another vehicle for a while but I had that on a lease program. This one had more miles on it so I decided to extend the warranty on there. Endurance was the one that was recommended and there was a good rating on the place.

I bought this car and I was hoping to get some type of warranty on it. Endurance Auto Warranty sounded pretty good so I purchased it. Their personnel that I talked to convinced me that it was a good deal. He worked with me on the payment plan. I put half of it down and asked him how much it would be a month to be affordable for me to do it and we got it done. I'm very satisfied with Endurance and so far, so good.

I went on the internet first, and then I called Endurance and it came out all right. They deal with the dealership where I bought my car from, Gerry Lane, and then they deal with this other Chevrolet that I deal with too, so it came out all right. The customer service was all right doing the purchase. I can handle the payment plan.

My factory warranty for my 2017 Chevy Silverado was up and every time I looked somewhere, Endurance popped up. So, I decided to go with them because of their advertising. The reps were super thorough and I got the highest coverage. The buying process was great and super easy.

When I went to the Mercedes dealer to have my tires checked, I asked about extended warranties. The rep gave me different names and I saw Endurance. Purchasing from them was very easy. When I put my information in through the internet, a young man called me within 10 minutes. From that point on, we talked. There was so much information but the rep explained what we were to expect very well. I got my husband online to go over everything to see if the warranty was going to be a good fit. When we found out all of the information, we went through with it and it was relatively simple. We were pleased with how fast the turnaround was. Endurance is accessible and easy.

I renewed my Endurance Auto Warranty over the phone. The rep was very nice and polite. I was asking a lot of questions and he explained everything to me. I was very satisfied with that.

I had four Mercedes already. They got some inherent problems so I wanted to be covered. I’ve had to put transmission in three of them. The last one had an electronic problem which caused the transmission to malfunction. I don't wanna do that again so I wanted an extended warranty. I got Endurance and the rep was good. He made it real clear that I was paying by the month. That was one thing I liked. I've had other warranties before and I got stiffed. I was thinking I got a full warranty of bumper-to-bumper, but I didn't. One time, I took the car to get some work done on it, and they said they weren’t covered. I don't want that. Endurance is alright. I paid half of the down payment when I first signed up and two weeks later, I paid the other half.

Endurance had a good package for me that’s why I went with them. They were pretty good and quite informative. Making a payment was easy. They just did an auto draft and all I had to do was take care of that. So far, everything’s good.

Everything is fine with Endurance and I'm very happy to have the warranty. The cost is what I expected and it's gonna work out fine. I hope I'd never need the warranty but I have it if I do.

I was looking online for a warranty provider because my 2012 Audi Q7 didn't have a warranty. It's not a cheap car if something went wrong. Endurance was ranked as one of the top companies as far as reviews. I went with them and the signup process was good. The guy I worked with, Fritz, was very pleasant, easy to understand, and very polite. He was very good to work with and I was very impressed with him.

I found Endurance through Consumeraffairs.com and their customer service is excellent. When I have to make a claim though, I hope they’re not gonna be like CarShield. They were the previous auto warranty that I had and it was crap. I tried making a claim and they never got back to me. I reported them to the Better Business Bureau. On the other hand, Endurance has been nice so far. The sales rep gave me a welcome packet, but I had to call them up and see what was going on. They had my wrong email, but they took care of that right away. They do automatic payments as well.

Signing up with Endurance went smoothly. Everything was easy. I'm satisfied with them so far.

I bought a used truck and wanted to make sure that if something major happened, that would be covered. With all my research, Endurance seemed like the most legitimate one. Purchasing was very easy. Be ready to write a check, they'll take it. So far, my experience has been professional and pleasant.

My car is getting up in age and I’m almost paying it off. So, I wanna make sure that it’s covered. I went on to ConsumerAffairs.com and Endurance came up first and it sounded okay. There wouldn't be a lot of companies that I would call except for CarShield but there are some different things going on with them. I wanted to limit my search because as I was getting phone calls on the phone, I had a very bad vibe about searching. So, when it said ConsumerAffairs, I shouldn’t go wrong with them.

I was looking at ConsumerAffairs and they recommended Endurance. The experience purchasing the warranty was kinda long. I was supposed to have no deductible. My payment would’ve been like 149 down then $69 a month for three years and I get the last two years free. But when I got on the phone to purchase the warranty, they wanted to tell me I got $100 deductible with them. We had to hash that out. But they got that taken care of and it was good. The only problem I'm having now is I haven't got the ID card yet. It's been three weeks now.

I had issues with my power steering. I took my car to the dealership cause I was told my warranty would cover my power steering. It took 3 days before the inspector went to inspect my car. Finally when I got in touch with them, Maricuss told me that they was waiting for the dealership to contact them so they can give them the okay to start on my car. When the dealership got in touch with them, they told them that my warranty would not cover it. I have warranty for power steering but they came up with a story saying they couldn’t fix my car. My car was in the shop for seven days and Endurance warranty lied to me. Please don’t buy their warranty cause it’s a fraud. I’m not letting go. I will take them to court if I have to. I had to pay $1800 out my pocket.

I looked for an auto warranty to be prepared. Endurance was the first one to answer so I signed up with them. The rep explained everything pretty well and everything's good so far.

Purchasing the policy was excellent. I liked the way that the salesmen dealt with me and the program had a little bit more massage into it. They were pretty thorough with explaining what were the details of the program and what I would do when the car breaks down. I was satisfied.

My niece told me about a service contract because she had another company and she had it for her car. She got a later model than mine and she was telling me to get it. I had the contract before with somebody else but nothing ever happened to my car. I had my car for about a year before I got into an accident and I had it with the people that I got the call from. I just decided because she kept on saying it. My son is paying for it, so I'm like, "Okay."

I bought a new truck and I don't wanna drive a truck or any vehicle without some kind of safety blanket. I went with Endurance for the fact that when I looked into customer reviews, everybody says they pay their claims. My experience with them was good. They've answered all my questions. The guy that sold me the warranty seemed like he really went above and beyond to do everything he could for me.

I bought a used car a few months ago, and it had a little over 142,000 something on it. So, it was out of the factory warranty. Endurance Auto Warranty was easy to work with. They sent me the paperwork, sent me a little plastic card for my billfold, and then told me what was required. I feel very comfortable with what I got. Plus, they go up to 200,000. So, I've got 50,000 miles of coverage for the next five years. The payment was 177 upfront, which started the clock ticking. I had to do 1,000 miles in 30 days which I just completed a few days ago. The repairs I had were before the program kicked in and they weren't super expensive. But so far, so good.

When we purchased the Mercedes at the Mercedes dealership, Endurance was the company that they had suggested. But I had Toco warranty on my car but that was soon to expire and so then we bought another car and so we were putting the insurance on that one and then after hearing what they would do, I just chose to move mine from Toco over to Endurance. I would tell someone else about Endurane.

I wanted to upgrade my warranty coverage so I went with Endurance. They have good rates, better than some I've seen before. The purchase went well except I spoke with them before and they were really rude. They even cursed at me. But I got another nice lady who I signed on with. I'm waiting to hear back from my other warranty if they will upgrade me or not and I was calling Endurance to get a refund. I kinda want to put the money on hold for now until I find out if I am going on to another warranty or not.

My brother has Endurance and he told me it was pretty good. I went with them as well and the rep whom I worked with was really helpful. Having a warranty makes me feel more comfortable about my vehicle.

So far, it's been pretty nice with Endurance. I've had no problems. It seems like a real reputable company and it was super easy to do it.

The original warranty expired on my Chrysler 300 a long time ago. I didn't like the first warranty company that I chose. It was too hard to get in contact with them to file a claim. Then once I gave them all the paperwork, then they denied the claim. So, I want a bigger company that's easier to access and offers more coverage and the dealership recommended Endurance.

I got called about 10 times a day so I finally looked into Endurance. My experience was fine. The guy was very nice.

I've had some recent experience with other vehicles that I've spent a lot of money on repairs. So, it really led me to look into getting this particular package from Endurance for this car. I like their reputation and price. My experience with their rep was all very professional. The person I spoke with was very knowledgeable about the program and could answer all my questions. They’ve also demonstrated some flexibility on price and were able to work with me there as well. It was also very easy making payments.

I did an online search, went to the consumer website, and Endurance was one of the options that popped up. It said that I best matched with that company. The rep was extremely helpful and signing up was relatively easy. When I first got the quote, the amount was high and it was outside the range that I was going to consider. After several minutes of discussion, he provided me with a more competitive rate compared to other places I shopped with and I decided to go ahead and make the purchase. I like the peace of mind of having a warranty on my vehicle. I plan on having my car for a long time and I don't want to have a random breakdown and have a hit to my credit card that I don't need. I'd rather have a monthly payment where I won’t worry about any issues. Also, I started getting emails, letters and phone calls after my extended warranty goes and hopefully that will stop now that I have an extended warranty.

I didn’t think I needed a warranty because I have a nice car. I know things break down in due time, so I called. I wasn't initially going with Endurance. I was just calling and getting a quote, and then asked some random questions to get familiar with the company. I was driving while I was talking to the rep. My phone was connected to my speaker. The gentleman was a nice brother. When we got to talking, I ended up going to the bank while I was on the phone with him, to purchase the warranty. He stayed on the phone with me and I purchased, made the deposit in my account and used my card to purchase the warranty. Excellent communication. I highly recommend that they have professionals handling their business.

The warranty I had was expiring when I hit 123,000 and I was at 122. It's just me and my wife and with what I had with Lexus getting ready to run out, I started searching. My vehicle is a 2010 RX 350 and I wanted to have that heart of comfort when I'm driving. I ran into Endurance and everything worked out lovely. I love my vehicle and if anything happens, I'm confident and I don’t have to worry because I got insurance. I'm comfortable in my driving and I used to drive with just the insurance card to show the police and I didn’t have any insurance. I was just showing growth and getting older.

When I purchased the warranty, the rep was great. However, I recently lost my job so I've cancelled it as of yesterday and one of the reps that I spoke with was kinda rude. He was horrible. I was telling him my situation, and he said, "Hold on, let me get someone so you could cancel." There was no kind of compassion. Even though it's not his fault that I lost my job, he still could be a little bit more considerate to somebody. But I spoke to someone else and he was awesome. I told him I would even borrow money monthly just to keep the policy because of his customer service.

Endurance was the first one to pop up when I googled insurance and I gave them a call. The rep was informative about everything. He told me all the things I needed to do and the steps required. He was great and everything seemed up and up to me. I feel great about the plan and based on purchasing, the experience was great.

It looked like Endurance had the best deal so I signed up with them and everything is okay. The rep was very nice. I thought they would take the payment out of my Visa from Chase and I had to go through a bunch of stuff to get them to take it straight out of Chase. But I haven't had the payment come out yet so I don't know if they have taken it out or not.

I bought an old Ford Mercury Marquis and it’s only had 72,000 miles on it. The warranty was all I had on it. I needed the warranty. I was going to go with AAA at first and Endurance was a little bit cheaper. The sales rep was good as well. He went through everything thoroughly and I would like to have a little bit longer mileage, but it was a good deal.

I have an older BMW and I wanted to make sure I'm covered. I was looking around at different warranty providers and Endurance was one of the main ones that had good reviews. It was good when I purchased the warranty. I didn’t think that they were gonna call me that late at night when I did the quote online but they were nice. Also, I will ask about my coverage. It shows I have the gold membership but it was different on the website.