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About Penn Warranty Corporation

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Penn Warranty is a vehicle service contract provider that pays out for the cost of car repairs due to covered breakdowns or malfunctions. It also lets you choose your repair center and transfer your warranty if you decide to sell your vehicle. Penn Warranty partners with a large network of used car dealers, but it’s not transparent about its options or pricing online.

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Pros
  • Choose your own repair center
  • Plans are transferable if you sell your car
Cons
  • Complicated claims process
  • Limited plan and pricing information

What is Penn Warranty?

Penn Warranty is a vehicle service contract provider that partners with a large network of auto dealerships to offer extended warranty packages for used cars. The company also provides emergency roadside services and allows you to choose your own repair shop.

Penn Warranty coverage

Penn Warranty doesn’t publish much information about its plans. However, to determine the level of coverage you need, consider:

  • Your monthly mileage
  • How long you plan to keep your vehicle
  • Average repair costs

To get in contact with Penn Warranty about its service contract options, call its customer service line or fill out the form on the website.

You can buy Penn Warranty coverage in the first 30 days after purchasing your vehicle. If you want to buy a warranty between 31 and 90 days after purchasing the car, an inspection is required before you can sign up for Penn Warranty.

If you need to file a claim, visit your repair center of choice. Your mechanic should provide repair options and give you an authorization number and other information. After the repair is complete, you or the shop can submit the invoice to Penn Warranty by fax, email or mail.

While your car is in the shop, Penn Warranty also covers the cost of a rental car up to $25 every eight hours of repair time. This coverage maxes out at $250.

Penn Warranty prices

Penn Warranty pricing information is hard to come by, but the company claims that its contract prices do not depend on your vehicle’s class, mileage or age. Contact Penn Warranty or your local dealer for more information. Policies are available through car dealerships nationwide.

FAQ

Where can I purchase a Penn Warranty service contract?

You can purchase a Penn Warranty vehicle service contract by calling the company or visiting a local partner dealership. Service contracts are not available for purchase through the company’s website.

Where is Penn Warranty located?

Penn Warranty Corporation is headquartered in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania.

Can I pick my own repair center with Penn Warranty?

Yes, you’re free to choose your repair facility, but you have to submit an invoice for reimbursement. The repair shop must call the Penn Warranty office during normal business hours to open a claim before starting the repairs.

How do I submit a claim with Penn Warranty?

If you need to file a claim, you can visit any qualified repair center. The repair center must call the company’s customer service department to open a claim before starting the repair work. An authorization number will be assigned for reimbursement. After the work is done, you or the repair company can submit the invoice for payment via fax, email or mail.

How much coverage can I get with Penn Warranty?

A Penn Warranty service contract offers coverage up to the retail price of your vehicle.

Are Penn Warranty service contracts transferable?

Yes, Penn Warranty lets you transfer the balance of a contract to your vehicle’s new owner at the time of sale. The contract is void if you do not transfer it at the time of sale, and there is a $100 transfer fee.

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Is Penn Warranty worth it?

Penn Warranty offers vehicle service contracts that work well for used car drivers on a budget. The company also lets you choose your repair center, making it easy to access vehicle repairs when you need them. However, the claims process is less convenient. If you have a used vehicle and want a service contract to help with repair costs, Penn Warranty might be right for you.

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    Customer ServiceCoveragePriceCoverage - Components

    Reviewed May 14, 2026

    Do not extend or buy a warranty thru Penn Warranty. Absolute trash service.... Will not cover anything. Calls a failed powertrain covered under their warranty a "pre-existing condition". Warranty is not worth the twenty pages it's printed on.

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    CoverageRefunds & Payouts

    Reviewed March 13, 2026

    Do not purchase a policy from them before reading all the reviews. I had emergency services done on my vehicle and they will not cover them. At least the amount I paid for the warranty. Not a good choice.

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      CoveragePriceRefunds & PayoutsMaintenance

      Reviewed Dec. 9, 2025

      If I could give 0 stars I would. Bought this warranty for $3000 when I purchased my car. When my alternator dies, I figured warranty would cover it like it states. The cost to fix it was $1900. They only would cover $400. There's no shop that will accept $400 to fix the alternator. Then they requested another diagnostic but made me pay for it ($150). What a joke. Don't purchase a warranty through these people, they make it impossible to get anything fixed, but no problem taking your money!!

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      TechSales & MarketingRefunds & Payouts

      Reviewed Aug. 19, 2025

      Avoid Penn Warranty Corporation! I paid $3,150 for their warranty through a dealer and never used it once—no claims, nothing. When I tried to cancel and get a refund, they flat-out refused. Total scam. They take your money and give you nothing in return. Don’t trust this company—they are thieves.

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      Customer ServiceCoverageTechSales & MarketingRefunds & PayoutsBilling

      Reviewed Aug. 20, 2024

      I definitely encouraging all Dealers Or Dear Customers to be sure save your money. Do not waste it with this company. If you buy a GAP policy TRUE PENN WARRANTY COMPANY because your investment is not secure and you think so you are!!!!! When they pay Time coming they find the way to getting out of it And not pay you!!!!

      There is no way I can respond to your reply to this review, which essentially twists your words for the audience. We want to make it clear to everyone that you have more control over the system, including changing the sales date and contracts. As a dealer, we have no control over changing any contract date after the sales day, especially if your system had a glitch, which was the case with us. I personally spoke with your associate for 3 to 4 weeks, and we did pay you for this contract. I have similar cases with a 114 or 115-day difference saved in my email because the system did not accept our payment on time. Why do you accept the payment and keep the contract active, but in my case, you are avoiding the whole issue because a claim has been started? This is a ripoff, and attorneys are going to look into this matter!!

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      Customer ServiceCoverageTechSales & MarketingPricePunctuality & SpeedRefunds & Payouts

      Reviewed Sept. 22, 2023

      I purchased a vehicle from VA motor sports in Virginia Beach in May 2023. Along with my vehicle purchase I was advised to buy a power train warranty that covers the engine and transmission. Fast forward to September the transmission is bad. I was happy that I purchased the extended warranty to cover this issue. When the dealership called Penn warranty with the diagnosis. They required Nissan to do a pressure line test on a cvt in which Nissan North America does not do because of the extreme danger to the vehicle. Penn Warranty did everything in their power to not pay to have my car fixed. Please stay away from these warranty companies. Do your homework before you are stuck paying for costly car repairs. This company along with shady car salesmen are in on the scam together. Buyer beware!

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      Reviewed Sept. 14, 2022

      My car died and I need to get to work. So I wound up having to get another car. I went to a "reputable" dealership and found a decent car that looked healthy and seemed to check out. I bought a "Penn Warranty Corporation" warranty from the dealer's good review. The gold plan covered just about everything for the price. I needed to keep my payments low. Three days later, the car starts to blow coolant and overheat and I had already been out of work for 2 weeks from my last car! Called the dealership and they were no help at first. I went to a certified repair place and gave them my warranty info and lo and behold, they WOULD NOT FIX THE CAR. The heater core needed to be replaced and this is related to the cooling system which was supposed to be covered! As my fiance put it, it was not a "new" issue, it was a pre-existing issue.

      My first question, "it's a used car!!! EVERYTHING is pre-existing!!! Why is the dealer selling this warranty when it doesn't work?" We wound up taking the car back to the dealer and having to pay for the repair out of pocket to the tune of 2000! We paid 600 of that, but the repair would have been unworkable and the car itself was 10K. We're already strained! Now this warranty is on my car loan and we will never be able to use it! DO NOT USE THIS COMPANY OR BUY THIS WARRANTY!

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      Reviewed Aug. 2, 2022

      The worst company ever to deal with. They take month before you get your money for a claim and they barely pay anything after I paid them $3000. My car fixing bill came out to be $1500 this ** company only try paying $175 and most of my fixing parts was part of their warranty and they still only paid $175. My dealership told me he deals with a lot of extended warranty companies and this is the worst one he has ever seen. Also they do not refund you all your money back. Instead taking and putting your hard working money in their pockets. DO NOT WASTE YOUR TIME. THIS IS A RIP OFF.

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      Customer ServiceCoverageTechPunctuality & SpeedRefunds & PayoutsStaffRatesHonesty & Transparency

      Reviewed June 24, 2022

      BEWARE BEWARE BEWARE BEWARE!!! I will simply provide the facts, my experience in working with this company for over a year has been nothing short of a NIGHTMARE. I've had over 100 warranty contracts with this company and they have only covered 3 repairs (THREE REPAIRS). They will find any way to try and get out of paying for a repair. The average time to get an approval or denial is 3 weeks leaving the customer carless. In a recent claim the customer was forced to pay for a 150.00 towing and a 280.00 dollar transmission tear down just to get denied. This is consistent with how they operate, they are incredibly slow and do everything they can not to pay. I contacted my rep to get further clarification and got no call back or response. Furthermore customer service refused to give any further details as to why or how they came to that conclusion.

      RATINGS: At time of review
      Consumer Affairs: 1.1/5
      BBB: 1.2/5
      YELP: 1.5/5
      Google: 2.4/5

      Indeed: 2.5/5

      As a dealer the customers come first and I will do everything to protect my customers and their investments. This company has failed repeatedly and a warning to other dealers, working with them has hurt my reputation. Their ratings speak volumes, I truly and honestly do not suggest using this company. Do a little research and find another company to work with. You will save yourself so much trouble.

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      CoverageTechPunctuality & Speed

      Reviewed Feb. 3, 2021

      DO NOT USE THIS COMPANY. Save your money for someone that will actually back what they say. If you read all these reviews you will see a trend. They do everything they can to back out of having to pay anything. Very disappointed I had to give them 1 star to proceed. My vehicle has been in the shop almost a month now going thru their slow and painful process only to find out they would not cover my oil pump failure which is clearly covered. Be sure to check reviews when choosing a warranty company, I failed to do that but will learn from it... Now off to the BBB website!

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      Reviewed Feb. 3, 2021

      I own a repair shop in Hollywood. Like all the rest of the reviews here they are the worst. I deal with warranty companies all the time. Most are just ok but this by far is the worst in 40 years in business here. Customer has a bad motor and they just make up excuses to not fix it. Do not buy from them and I am turning it over to BBB and dept of insurance.

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      Customer ServiceCoverageTechRefunds & PayoutsRates

      Reviewed June 26, 2020

      Bought used 2011 For Explorer in February. I didn't have a chance to look at the AC since it was 30 in Michigan. The dealer asked me if I was interested in an extended vehicle warranty and sang the praises of PWC. He says that he doesn't make a dime from the warranty so I figured better safe than sorry. In June the weather heated up and I used my AC.. or attempted to. No AC.. contacted PWC for authorized garage locations. I was told that they don't have a list and that I should go to my choice and have them work with PWC.

      This is when the fun really started. I had a leak in my compressor but after numerous pictures sent at their request they ultimately declined the claim saying that it was a compressor washer that was the issue and it was not covered. I contacted the company and asked why the washer could not be covered since it was the cause of the compressor leaking. "Nope - we do not cover that. Pay for it yourself." They then said that they would email me a dispute form. I provided my email address and expected additional delays and denials. The email wasn't even sent to me. Wow. Thanks. Another funny thing was that they accept emails but the response isn't sent via email. It's sent via USPS snail mail, lovely. The reviews are correct, they suck real bad. Always check reviews before paying. They got me for almost $2500.

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      Claims HandlingTechPriceRefunds & PayoutsMaintenance

      Reviewed May 22, 2020

      I would leave 0 stars if that were an option. Just filed a claim on an engine repair for a 2010 Yukon we bought used 2 years ago, at which time we purchased the GOLD package warranty. They are so far only offering to pay $800 of a minimum $4500 repair, of which I have a $100 deductible. Reasoning is because they will only pay for the "initial failure", which then caused camshaft failure, resulting from "continued operation". The only "continued operation" was from the time it started making a loud knocking noise (like something had suddenly broken) to the time/distance it took to get to the mechanic. There was NO check engine light, and no trouble starting or operating the vehicle. There was NO reason to think, know, or assume that it was not driveable from the moment the lifter failed.

      IF our claim is adjusted satisfactorily, I will amend this review. Otherwise, I will continue to seek justice by means of legal action. This is entirely unethical business practice. These warranties should not be pushed on consumers with so many "loopholes" that get the company out of paying for major repairs. This is why the consumer buys the warranty in the first place.

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      CoverageTechPriceMaintenanceCoverage - Components

      Reviewed March 17, 2020

      STEER CLEAR OF PENN WARRANTY. I have had good experiences with other warranty companies in the past so I was willing to take a chance when I bought my newest vehicle. From now on I will always research the company before committing to a $3000 purchase. My car is in the shop with a faulty steering wheel lock. I paid the $3000 premium for electrical coverage, which explicitly lists a steering wheel lock. The repair was refused because they "cover steering wheel lock cylinders" and not "steering wheel locks". What does that even mean? They're just a rip off and the bad reviews make it clear. I wish I would have read them before paying $3000 for a useless warranty.

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      Customer ServiceTechPunctuality & SpeedRefunds & Payouts

      Reviewed March 11, 2020

      This has been the worst company I have ever dealt with. I purchased this Warranty because the dealer I purchased my vehicle from stated they were good. Well boy was they wrong. First off the company is so horrible that I could not find a shop that even wanted to deal with them. Just when I found one they tried and got nowhere. I have paid $2200 for a warranty that is worthless. The guy Rich was so rude as if he had to pay to get my car repaired. Needless to say I paid for my repairs myself. Please run far away from this company quickly.

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      Customer ServiceClaims HandlingCoverage

      Reviewed Dec. 4, 2019

      Nothing but problems with this company from the first time a claim was submitted. The coverage states it will cover such a variety of repairs but when it comes down to it they always find a way not to pay. They are very restrictive on how you submit a claim, how the invoices are written and deeply discount labor rates. On a recent repair that took over 5 hours of labor they only covered one stating that according to their database that's how long it should take. The "customer service", or lack thereof is short, rude, and never helpful with customers or mechanics. If this warranty is offered to you when buying a used car do yourself a favor and decline!

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      Claims HandlingCoveragePrice

      Reviewed Nov. 12, 2019

      Drive shaft and universal joint are covered under the warranty. The repair cost is in excess of $1300. Penn warranty estimated parts and labor should be $322 and after the $100 deductible paid $222 toward a $1340 repair bill. Other repairs that were needed in the past were not covered at all thanks to careful wording of the warranty contract. ABS brakes and Differential went out (both should be covered). Broken component that actuates the ABS and differential is mounted on the exterior of the differential and only internal components are covered. $1800 repair bill $0 coverage. Save your money, the warranty is garbage. It does not provide "peace of mind" that they claim.

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      Reviewed Oct. 3, 2019

      I purchased a elite package thinking I would be worry free. After having my car for only 8 months it shut off. When I had it towed to my mechanic he stated something in the engine was bad. He would need to open the engine. Penn warranty doesn't cover diagnostic so I paid 500$ upfront. Then once he found the problem which the timing belt went cause the head of the engine to blow penn warranty sent an inspector there who decided they would only cover timing belt. The mechanic Expressed the timing belt caused the head to go and we would've had no indication.

      Needless to say penn warranty is only covering 750 of a 3800 job. I'm so broken and feel like we got used. I thought for sure I had a great warranty. It's sad that this is what happens when you think you're actually covering yourself. Please don't make the mistake I did because you will pay. Not to mention the going hourly rate for mechanic is well over 100 per hour. Penn warranty only pays 65 so you will have to cover the rest as well they don't cover sales tax. The money I paid on the warranty is more than there even covering so I lost out big time.

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      Reviewed Sept. 18, 2019

      Car blew a tranny 1020 miles after it was purchased, they told me tranny would have to be taken out and opened ($750 at my expense) to see if they would cover repair. They informed repair shop they would pay $700 for a used tranny and wouldn't cover the other $800 that it cost, keep in mind the shop was very reasonable and hated dealing with Penn Warranty, took 5 weeks to resolve. Three other shops would not deal with Penn Warranty when I called them. I don't know how they legally stay in business.

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      Reviewed July 23, 2019

      My experience is the same as everyone else. Three weeks or run-around with two shops. I've only put 400 miles on the car, used, and I had an $800 repair for which they FINALLY paid $110 of with a $100 deductible which I did not know about. The car is unlikely to last the three years of the warranty. Horrible company. I would've been better off just putting the money aside.

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      Claims Handling

      Reviewed April 8, 2019

      After 2 attempts at making legitimate claims, I've run only into denials and offers to fill out claim disputes. Both times my auto repair facilities were puzzled and frustrated (South Point Dodge in Tulsa, and Right Way Automotive in Indianapolis). This company will put all of its efforts into finding loopholes to not pay your claim. Do NOT purchase a warranty from this company - it is a complete waste of your money.

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      CoverageTech

      Reviewed Feb. 13, 2019

      I'm so sorry I got hoodwinked into buying the Gold plan. I wanted bumper to bumper coverage and paid top dollar for it. Instead, a $2000 bill, they only paid $500...I even had to pay a $100 deductible! The worst experience ever, they are still conducting business via a fax machine! For real, a FAX MACHINE. Even the Lincoln dealer said it was the worst warranty company.

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      Claims Handling

      Reviewed Dec. 8, 2018

      Horrible company. Almost no one of the dealers and repair shops on State St. in Schenectady deals with them anymore. I used to sell their warranty (very sorry to say that) and did repairs on cars under the warranty. They play games with the customers and repair shops and find every possible excuse not to pay or pay very little. Payments for large claims are delayed and often paid only after Attorney General's office gets involved. Do yourself a favor, do not deal with crooked dishonest company that may not be around much longer.

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      Reviewed Oct. 26, 2018

      My claim was made in 8/25/18. After going back and forward finally my vehicle is fix. Today is 10/26/18. I am calling to see if they can pay their part which is way less than the full amount and they are going to call me back. Seriously!!! You found something else to use as an excuse for not paying. Beside of what you already denied. My advice, please search before deciding in Penn Warranty. I know that if I knew better, I would not even take them in consideration.

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      Customer ServiceCoverage

      Reviewed Oct. 24, 2018

      All the fine details about what they cover are not shown to you at signing of car purchase. It has all these pretty checkmarks that it covers this that and the other things but when it comes down to it, they don't cover full labor charge, fluids, things that may have already been worn down prior to breaking... ugh what? $3500 of an $8000 repair? When it says it is fully covered. And how long do you have to wait before anything is covered? I mean, that's why you get the best warranty because you don't know if/when something will break. Never received anything in the mail about the details of the warranty, how to get a rental or anything of that nature. Didn't even know what phone number to call after hours for our "free" towing. Joke.

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      CoverageTech

      Reviewed Oct. 19, 2018

      We have contacted this company on four occasions. Not once has ANYTHING been covered and we purchased the Gold warranty. At the time we purchased the warranty the dealer DID NOT explain we could only cancel in 30 days. This company is a joke. Please please do not purchase.

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      Reviewed Sept. 25, 2018

      I have a 2008 BMW 750I. I bought it at a car dealer and also purchased SCM's Highline warranty. Supposedly bumper to bumper minus wearable items. I brought the car in for repairs, A cracked coolant reservoir, A blower motor, and engine mounts. None of which is covered. The mechanic told me that even lower end warranties usually cover these items. $3400 for the warranty down the tubes. I would not recommend this company to anybody.

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      Claims HandlingPunctuality & Speed

      Reviewed Aug. 2, 2018

      I recently purchased a warranty with PWC, only to find out that no one/Company accepts it. I've taken my vehicle to 4 different shops, and neither company accepted the warranty. Pep Boys accepts it, but they won't work on a foreign vehicle. I feel cheated... No one wants to pay for a warranty $2000.00, deductible $100.00 (per claim), and labor (anything after $85 is on the customer). This is a complete waste of time and money.

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      Customer ServiceCoverage

      Reviewed May 18, 2018

      Would give them 0 stars but can't. My expectations were that they would HELP me get my car fixed when it needed repairs. Never had expectation of them paying the whole thing, but do what they said they would. Six months after purchasing my car, the engine stalled while on my way back from visiting college friends. That happened 3 hours away from home and had no AAA so got a local wrecker to tow me to the best shop in town. Called TPWC and opened a case, a couple of days later they requested the shop to do a compression test which they did and reported no compression. Several weeks passed and after many calls they asked the shop to open the engine, they did and TPWC sent their inspector. The engine had been severely damaged due to the timing chain breaking and the nail in the coffin was a note indicating continued operation on a defective part.

      They offered to pay for the timing chain parts and one hour of labor, the cost of the diagnostic and engine repair/replacement will be on me thanks to the note from the inspector which I know is just an excuse not to cover the expense. Plan on going all the way with them, disputes and all it takes until we're satisfied and if anyone knows how to join a class action suit against them please let me know so I can join.

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      Reviewed April 12, 2018

      I just got off the phone with Rob in customer service and he was great. I could tell by the tone in his voice he wanted to help, he was polite, answered all my crazy questions and fixed what I thought was a problem, in a matter of minutes!

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      Claims HandlingCoverage

      Reviewed April 9, 2018

      I paid this company $2900 only to find that they WILL NOT cover my claim for shocks! I never received my contract until I asked for it (I waited 2 months for it to arrive in the mail and it didn't come)! Said they don't cover normal wear and tear! Nice to know this AFTER you got my money!

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      Claims HandlingCoverage

      Reviewed March 19, 2018

      Warranty of transmission - Completely dishonest. Won't accept shop's manufacturer's diagnostic test as valid reason to honor claim. They also, won't tell the shop what is acceptable to show coverage. They are a complete fraud! Do not use them!

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      Reviewed Nov. 9, 2017

      Would give zero stars if I could. Company jerked me around for nearly a month—until my warranty expired—stalling, lying, repeatedly denying a claim on an item that was listed as covered in their brochure, with a variety of different—equally flimsy—excuses. Warranty covered 1/3rd the cost of 1 item in three years, making it the worst $1000 I ever spent. Penn Warranty is a scam. Save your money, PLEASE, and do not purchase one of these! With or without this "warranty" you'll be paying for your repairs yourself.

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      Customer ServiceCoverageTech

      Reviewed Sept. 6, 2017

      I bought a Extended Warranty from this company on my 2012 Mercedes C300. I purchased this warranty on the dealer's recommendation at the time I purchased the vehicle. The dealer really talked these guys up as one of the best companies for an extended warranty. I took the dealer's advice and that turned out to be my first mistake. Second mistake was paying for the contract in full. The vehicle went into the mechanic for a minor engine leak. Called Penn Warranty's customer service line to see if the leak was covered under my warranty. After being bounced around 5x from rep to rep I was told the leak would not be covered.

      I asked what is covered under the warranty and got very vague answers and also found out that the warranty only covers a portion on any repair. Lastly, the communication with this company is awful. I wanted to cancel my warranty and had to call these people 5+ times. Calling this company is the only option as they have zero online options to connect with them. I only wish I found this site with all of the negative reviews before I purchased this warranty. Auto dealers should also be aware of recommending Penn to their customers. Like I mentioned earlier in this review the only reason I purchased this warranty was because of the dealer's recommendation.

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      Claims Handling

      Reviewed Aug. 9, 2017

      After reviewing all the reviews on Penn Warranty, there is not much to say about this Company. It has already been said! They are TERRIBLE at paying claims! I have a 2005 BMW 645CI and had several attempted claims with these people, and most claims rejected! Have one now for an alternator, they will only pay $200 on $800. All I have to say is if you are looking for a Warranty Company, Do Not, again, Do Not go with Penn Warranty!!!

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      Reviewed May 17, 2017

      I bought a 2-year warranty for 2k on my BMW 2008 X3. I had a few claims they denied like a leak in engine, oxygen sensors, leak in the coolant system. The last one is my transfer case and shaft went. They claim the lubrication was low so they don't cover it. The is the worst warranty in the world. They need to be sued so we can get our money back.

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      Reviewed April 26, 2017

      This is yet another greed based scam corporation aimed at fleecing the public of their money. Of course the shady used car shops that do business with PENN WARRANTY CORPORATION say they're highly reviewed, how many good reviews do you see here?! 2006 Subaru Outback, motor went bad, had oil consumption and rod knock. Cost and sensibility leaned toward replacing the motor with a used one. But no, Penn Warranty puts the burden of proof on your wallet, so one of their hack inspectors can come out and point at a bad part, cover that little cost, and leave you stuck with the teardown and rebuild cost, when it's cheaper to just replace it, hence the scam, as they won't pay for a new or used motor, which is what is needed. I can hardly wait to see these swine in court. Considering small claims at this time. If there is a pending class action lawsuit involving these vermin count me in because I will find it or create it.

      I'm sorry that you're reading this... Probably means you've been taken too. I've always worked hard for what I have and ask nothing. Now I owe the bank a lot of money on a dead car. I left PWC multiple claims dispute messages (they wouldn't answer phone) three days before my two year contract expired. They didn't even respond and contract expired... Go figure. This vile corporation takes your money and leaves people hanging with no mercy and a ghetto call staff. PWC business structure is based on lies and deception. If you think this rant is bad Penn Warranty...wait until our court date. To Joe Public... It's time to fight. Turn off your social networks, sports, and other distractions. Make the time to hammer these corporations with lawsuits. ACLU lawyers are reasonable and sometimes free.

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      Customer ServiceClaims HandlingPrice

      Reviewed April 25, 2017

      I'm a service writer and have called in for several claims and always get poor service from Penn Warranty Co. and their adjusters. In all my experiences with warranty co process they are the worst. Many time they don't call back or will process a claim with very cheap parts or cost match and isn't cost effective for customers. When vehicle is completed the company takes days to pay and or will need to call back to get payment. My feelings are that there are some people in that Co. aren't trained properly and not professional. In future will not recommend this warranty co. or work with them going into future.

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      Customer ServiceClaims Handling

      Reviewed April 10, 2017

      My son purchased an extended warranty from Extreme Trucks Erie PA when he purchased his 2007 Toyota Tacoma truck. The warranty company is The Penn Warranty Corporation Wilkes-Barrie PA. He paid $1600 for the warranty. Shortly after he purchased the truck the rear seal went out and put a rod through the bottom of the engine!!! When my son called in the claim AMANDA @ Penn Warranty Corp. told him they would replace the engine - not with a new one, but a used one and pay $55 per hour for labor!!! My son called all the garages in Corry and the Toyota dealer and found Dodge in Corry was the cheapest @ $65 per hour.

      Then Josh called and said the motor in truck needed to be torn down so the could see what happened. The office manager at Dodge said the motor did not need torn down - you can see rod out the bottom of the motor. We had it torn down cost $400. The Dodge garage found an engine for $5247, my son went online and found one for $3450 with a 3 year warranty - so that's the one we got. Dodge put motor in truck labor was 21.5 hours = $1384.50 + parts!!! I want the money that AMANDA told us when my son called in the claim totaling $5634.87!!! The Penn Warranty Corporation only sent us $600 to replace the rod and oil pan, that is NOT what we were told. I paid the money for the engine, labor, and parts!!! I WANT THE REST OF MY MONEY!!!

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      Claims HandlingCoveragePrice

      Reviewed March 21, 2017

      The nature of this complaint is the service I'm receiving in regards to the repair to my vehicle. I had to provide two tows to get my vehicle to this shop for repair. Once it arrived there the mechanic stated that I was having a transmission problem. The initial cause was I couldn't turn the wheel on the car and the steering was locking up. After the mechanic diagnosed as needing another transmission he submitted the claim to you guys back on 2/272017. You guys approved the claim but only for 1300 minus 100 dollars for deductible amount totalling out to 1200 dollars including labor in this repair. This was not nearly enough to cover the cost for a rebuilt engine or new engine for this Navigator.

      So I contacted the adjuster Shanequa and she stated the shop would have to order the USED TRANSMISSION from the junkyard shop by the name of Reno's auto parts in Ohio!!! I'm in TEXAS. No one thought to find a part shop here in Houston that would cut down on delivery and repair time. After about a week of the part finally arrives but arrives DEFECTIVE!!! This is week 2 of no vehicle and since the adjuster only approved for 7 hours for labor and not 8, I don't qualify for rental until this repair is done. So now I am not only paying for a car I am unable to drive now going on a month but I am also paying for rental and or Uber services for transportation so that I don't lose my job because my car is still not repaired. The repair shop is saying that the issue the part and that it needs to go back. The supplier (Reno's Crap shop) does not want to take the part back because they claim it's a good part.

      The manager at Reno's stated that he would send an inspector out on today 03/20/2017 but in return said he wasn't sending anyone out. So now the manager at the repair shop wants me to come pick up my truck even though it's not working. Penn warranty paid on a claim before they even checked with me to see if the car was working. They asked the shop manager (Daniel) he claimed it was working then it somehow stopped working within 24 hours of installing the part. Now the shop does not want to do any work until they are approved for more labor and guess what, Penn warranty, (you guys) won't approve any more labor until the junk parts place sends out an inspector to see if the part is really defective. So as the consumer I am stuck here in the middle with a purchased warranty that is not really covering a reasonable amount for the repair of this car.

      This is not the first time I have had an issue with this car. The last time it was the calipers that were a hassle to fix. Now this (the transmission) and before that it was the back windshield wiper that is still now not working either. I have spoken with Shanequa's supervisor Eien. He gives me the run around just like Shanequa and the repair shop. I have never dealt with a warranty company like this ever before in my life. This whole experience has been the WORST!!! No one seems to care that money was spent to have this service but why should you, money is spent now. How can a class action suit be filed against this company!! False practices.

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