My Dealer's Choice Reviews

My Dealer's Choice offers three vehicle service protection plans (extended auto warranties) for gas vehicles and one for electric vehicles (EVs). It also offers a plan for both new and used RV coverage. We’ve broken down the gas-powered and electric vehicle plans below to give you a better understanding of what’s covered.

Gas-powered vehicle service protection plans

My Dealer’s Choice offers three plan levels for gas-powered vehicles: Powertrain, Powertrain Enhanced and Platinum. My Dealer's Choice states it offers only the Platinum plan for new vehicle purchases. Here’s a brief overview of what’s covered:

Electric vehicle service protection plan

My Dealer’s Choice’s EV Platinum Fully Charged plan includes 24/7 roadside assistance, towing and trip interruption, along with coverage for the following electric vehicle systems:

• Battery
• Electric motor
• Media control unit
• Computer system
• Suspension
• Air conditioning
• Heating system
• Autonomous sensors
• Sunroof
• Touchscreens
• Actuators
• High-tech electronics
• Power windows
• Door locks

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To get started with My Dealer's Choice, you’ll need to fill out an online form on its website. The form asks for your vehicle’s VIN number, exact car mileage and your personal contact information (name, phone number, email address and physical address).

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My Dealer’s Choice doesn’t provide any cost details on its website.

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Each of My Dealer’s Choice’s vehicle service protection plans comes with additional benefits. Details on usage limits, coverage caps or exclusions were not available. Here’s what’s included with each plan:

Used vehicle sales

My Dealer’s Choice has sold used vehicles since 1983. It operates five dealership locations across California and coverage is available nationwide. Potential buyers can view inventory on the “Inventory” page of its website.

My Dealer’s Choice does not provide cost details or information about coverage limits, such as vehicle age restrictions or maximum payout amounts, on its website.

Whether an extended vehicle service protection plan is worth it depends on your individual situation, including the age and condition of your vehicle, your budget and how long you plan to keep the car. Auto warranties can help you avoid unexpected repair costs but come with limitations like coverage exclusions, deductibles and claim restrictions.

My Dealer’s Choice offers a range of plans and some extra benefits like roadside assistance and rental car reimbursement. Potential customers should carefully review all terms and conditions before purchasing.

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