olive Reviews

Signing up with Olive was an easy and quick process. Set up my payment was also easy. When I signed up, I entered my information and it's a monthly auto charge.

olive is the best service and they offered coverage immediately. They have been very helpful for me when getting signed up. I wanted to change my policy at one time, and they were informative and helpful. The guy that helped me was very nice. I could always reach someone, get on the phone and talk to someone rather than just paying a bill. Once your warranty is out, you have some coverage over things that may happen with your car. I feel protected as far as my well-being and my car. The benefit is saving money and being able to know that you're taken care of if something does happen to your vehicle.

I called olive, selected whatever program I wanted, and I'm covered. It was straightforward. Also, the reps were very helpful. The plan is a little expensive, but for the complete coverage I get, it's worth it.

Signing up was very easy and they are reasonably priced. Also, they seem like they have a good program. So, I'm happy with it so far. I like the mechanic across the street that Olive covers. The warranty meets all my needs and I really appreciate that.

If you're thinking about looking for extended warranty, consider Olive. I would highly recommend it. They offered the most competitive rate with better guarantees. Other warranty companies didn't have the same benefits where the coverage started the same day I paid. The coverage starts 30 to 40 to 60 days after the payment is made. But with Olive, they said, "As soon as you make your payment, you're covered the first day." The payments were cheaper. And they offered a better service.

Erica is very nice and patient. She explained everything to me. I didn't have to ask questions over and over again. So she made it real smooth for me. I’m very satisfied.

I'm very happy with the online process and everyone that I've spoken to has been very friendly. Everything was very straightforward. I purchased online and I had a question, so I contacted olive. Where I live, the closest ASCE-authorized garage is an hour and a half away. So, I had to consider that when I went with them. They were very surprised where I was located. It was that far to get to one. They said, usually, they're very close. I feel much better knowing that everything is covered. Check olive. I liked what I saw.

They have good customer service. But I did have to file a claim before and I wasn't aware of certain things. So I never got my car repaired. If I would have known about the warranty breakdown, I would have been very knowledgeable about what was covered on my vehicle as far as if anything was to happen.

I had a very good experience with Olive. I called them, and the purchasing process was simple. The rep answered every question I had as well. He was very knowledgeable, and he sold the product really well.

Olive's website is good. It showed the price ranges and the coverage. The rep seems to be very professional as well. I was hoping that the warranty would cover all the major components and electrical, and it seems to do that.

I thought 500 was kind of high but after talking to the guy who worked for olive, he was really nice and I realized that life is just too expensive now. His name was Artie and he was really good at his job. He was the kind of dude you would want for your neighbor and I didn't mind kicking back with him and getting through the signup together.

I have a Jeep and I signed up with olive for a warranty on it. The process was easy and quick. The policy covers everything.

I signed up with Olive.com a year and a half ago with the understanding my car repairs would be covered if there was a problem. I had a major problem at the beginning of the month which turned out to be a head gasket. They refused to pay for anything- stating that I basically let the car overheat. 1. My car never overheated 2. Who even continues to drive if their car overheats? A complete fraud- right down to the reviews here that all gush about how easy it is to purchase a policy. Again, who writes a review about THAT? You write a review when you purchases a warranty in good faith and then realize you've been completely ripped off. Be advised- I will write every consumer agency and commission I can find regarding you thieves.

Great website, you pick coverage and deductible and payment comes up. Coverage is really good and also all gaskets are included in coverage when engine or transmission is concerned, not like others who charge extra for gaskets!

I should have listened to all the horrible negative reviews about Olive.com and the QBE Insurance, but I chose price over quality so I hope I can prevent you from doing the same thing. I bought my used vehicle with no issues, no check engine light, nothing, on 11/12/22. Passed complete inspection at the dealership. I requested my first quote from Olive.com on 11/22 and again 11/28. Received an email from an Olive representative on 11/28. After a lot of research and back and forth with the Olive.com representative, I chose Olive over another warranty company due to competitive pricing and coverage. Policy was effective 12/8/22. My vehicle ran great and had no indication of any issues what so ever.

***CONSUMER WARNING! DO NOT USE OLIVE. THEY ARE A TOTAL SCAM.*** I recently purchased mechanical breakdown insurance through Olive and when my car actually broke down they denied my claim stating the reason was "wear and tear" even though the part that broke was supposed to last the entire lifetime of the engine, so therefore they don't have to approve my claim even though the parts are listed as COVERED on the terms and conditions.

Olive was the easiest to deal with and they had a good plan. It made sense and the customer service was easy to talk to. They made it clear and simple. The claims process was perfect and the only thing was that it took a little bit longer than if I were to go to a regular shop. But all the terms that I signed up for were met and there were no complications with the warranty. I knew what I bought and I used it for what it covered. The key was to know that they want to try to find aftermarket parts. It's gonna drag things on with a dealer. But now I know.

I made a claim to Olive for the transmission on the Cadillac. Everything went great. I was satisfied.

I had Olive before, and the credit card had lapsed, and I didn’t renew it. So, I called them back, and it's four times the price of what I was paying before. But it's always good to have coverage. But there's a lot to be desired during the setup process. It should be a lot more streamlined. I've had warranties in the past, and anytime I needed to use them, there was always some caveat where I didn't qualify for that repair. So, I'm hoping that's not the case with Olive.

I've bought in the past two years three policies from Olive. Two times, I did it online. And one time, I did it over the phone. Every time, it was simple. Purchasing took five minutes. The only thing that's difficult is the fine print. For example, between tier one and tier three. It says things that it's covered. But when you look at the actual fine print, sometimes it can be difficult to know if a part is covered or if am I paying for too much coverage. Can I get away with a smaller amount? But the price was fair.

I liked that purchasing was done online. It was fast and easy. Also, customer service was helpful and thorough. It's a month-to-month contract, so if I cancel, I can reinstate it again. There's no commitment. So, I can cancel anytime.

I initially spoke to somebody from Olive who was a lot of help and explained things. I signed up after that and it was very easy.

Olive was easy to sign up for and the price was good.

I wanted to make sure that the majority of items were covered so I wouldn't have a serious breakdown. But the bumper-to-bumper coverage ended up cheap enough, so I took that. It was a good price. Everything was great with the whole process with Olive.

Olive had to keep asking me about my mileage because it was low and they didn't believe me at first. But they do now. Once I was signing up, they gave me a direct line. They told me they were gonna send me a link so I can put it on my phone to make the direct connection. If anything electrical or a computer system goes wrong, it can be a lot. If it's a transmission, that's $3,000 or $4,000. For me to buy this coverage, it's very economical.

I had a really good experience with the rep I spoke to several months ago. I was only information gathering at the time and then I followed up with her when I was ready to purchase. Unfortunately, I got no response. The rep that I did speak to when I signed up was knowledgeable but somewhat dismissive, abrupt, and not great with customer service. For any other product or service, it may have been more of a concern but I was already calling to sign up, so it wasn't that big of a deal. Also, the coverage seems okay.

Olive is not going to pay for the costs or the repair for what they deem to be pre-existing conditions. I've only been with them a couple of months and I’m still learning. I made one claim and I was a little disappointed. I purchased the Olive auto warranty on the same day that I took the car to the dealership. However, the dealership had my vehicle abnormally long. They had it for nine days. They hadn't even looked at my vehicle because they were backed up. I didn't know what was wrong with my car because it doesn't tell you all that. Once they finally were able to tell me what the issues were with the vehicle and I called to file a claim, Olive said that they considered it a pre-existing condition before I had the policy, even though it didn't even get looked at till Day Eight to even tell me what was wrong with it that they weren't going to honor that.

Olive is not going to pay for the costs or the repair for what they deem to be pre-existing conditions. I've only been with them a couple of months and I’m still learning. I made one claim and I was a little disappointed. I purchased the Olive auto warranty on the same day that I took the car to the dealership. However, the dealership had my vehicle abnormally long. They had it for nine days. They hadn't even looked at my vehicle because they were backed up. I didn't know what was wrong with my car because it doesn't tell you all that. Once they were finally able to tell me what the issues were with the vehicle and I called to file a claim, Olive said that they considered it a pre-existing condition before I had the policy, even though it didn't even get looked at till Day Eight to even tell me what was wrong with it that they weren't going to honor that.

The reason we chose Olive was that the reviews were good. Also, they seemed very reasonable. I wanted to know what the coverage would cover and when we applied on their site, they gave us options and they showed us how much we would pay for the different sets of coverage, which is very useful when you're trying to do that. Signing up was super easy and I appreciated that they haven't really bugged me. They sent me my paperwork but they haven't sent me flyers. I don't seem to have been put on some sort of mailing list. I would recommend them.

The signup was very easy. I did everything through their website and it was very easy to navigate and understand. The fine print is also easy to understand, which is typically what's important in the thing.

I purchased the coverage online and it was really easy. As far as I can tell, it's a good company and a good deal.

I called olive due to my vehicle broke down, they gave me a list of repair shops to call and all Repair shop stated They do not work with olive due to they are hard to work with and they want the shops to put cheap parts on the Consumer Vehicle's (Faulty Parts). I Have two written statements from shops. I spoke with customer service. The manager will reach out, at this point I'm stuck with the repair bill and has been paying olive faithfully. I will like all my money back for both vehicles.

Setting up for coverage was really simple. I did it all online and it was hassle-free, which is what I liked about it.

I liked the service that I was given initially. It was better and a lot less badgering than some of the other guys that keep calling me over and over. The rep I spoke with on the phone was really good. She got me through the process of purchasing and helped me rationalize what would be the best coverage. One thing though is that I'm disappointed that one of my vehicles that were supposed to be covered didn't get covered and I didn't find out about it until weeks later. They revoked it and said "Sorry. We don't cover your vehicle.” And through no fault of my own. All the information was there right up front. Now, I have to go back to the dealership and I have to pay for another inspection so that they can warranty the vehicle.

I wanted a company that was based in California and I chose Olive. I did the service online and I called them. Their rep was okay. Except when I first called them, he was giving me many callbacks. But lately, I call them about some more information that I want to share with him and I told him to call me back. He never did.

I'm here in California and I didn't want to deal with somebody out of state. I wanted someone local and Olive is in Walnut, California. Their rep was really diligent. I had a few trust issues and he helped me work through those. I work for a car dealership and we have a warranty company also. But I see people get screwed sometimes. I had to check that stuff with the Olive rep. He made me comfortable and called me back. We called each other back three times within that one hour and got things done.

Everything was really precise and on-point.

Olive was willing to work with me. Instead of me paying for the warranty, Olive was willing to work with me to do an installment for the warranty. I have to have a lot of my information online, and I called to complete the purchase. I have filed a claim with them. The claim process was easy but when it comes to them actually paying, I was quite disappointed because they were trying to have some cheap product put on the car, but the mechanic objected to it saying that if they were to order that product to be put on that car, it’s not gonna work for that vehicle. So, they offered to send their own parts. They kind of said, “No. The parts will not work because the vehicle is a Jaguar. They have to be a Jaguar replacement part.” Because of that, I had to come out of pocket for almost $300 difference to cover the difference that Olive was not willing to cover.

Olive's cost wasn't that bad and they have what I need. Their customer service guy was great.

I was contacted for several months by a girl from Olive, and it seemed like she knew everything. Olive didn't cover things like they said they would. I got the head-to-toe coverage. Then, they said that the problem I had was a previous problem. So, it didn’t make sense. I've called and talked to a regular customer service who had to transfer me somewhere. I never get to speak to anybody.

The guy I was dealing with seemed helpful and not pushy and I liked that. I already talked to a few other people but I was tired of doing the shopping. Olive had a reasonable price, so I went with them. I got the top-of-the-line policy because it was going to cover everything. They sent me the policy on my email but I've been busy and haven’t had a chance to look at it or download it. So, I'll have to do that to make sure I'm okay.

I set up the coverage myself online with Olive. You can just easily scroll across them. It said what my car would qualify for and what the prices were. It was cheaper online. They had given me a quote originally that was more money. So I saved a little bit doing it myself.

I asked the rep from Olive a couple of questions and he was good because I had talked to a couple other warranty companies versus what they had to say. They were sales people and would try to get you to be skeptical of whatever you were receiving with Olive or any other warranty. Even the dealership tried to sell me a third-party warranty and it was $4,000.

Initially, the person did a good job setting me up. I told him that if this was anything less than what Mercedes was offering me, I didn't want it. He reassured me that the policy or that the warranty is just as good as Mercedes and probably offered some things that Mercedes does not. We thought we could use the coverage this past week because we have been paying on it for quite some time now. My husband needed a gas pump and we called Olive. My husband’s initial thought was that there could be no engine if there wasn't a gas line going to the engine to make the car start. But Olive said they didn’t cover it and it ended up costing us money. They never explained to us how come it wasn't part of the coverage.

Purchasing Olive was simple and what they said was what they did. The rep was also extremely knowledgeable. The process is nerve-racking, going to the dealership to getting everything done. But she explained that these dealerships deal with us as well, too. With the very first time that I made a claim with them, they took care of some thermostat housings. The dealership that I bought my truck from, was familiar with them. They were happy and said, "Don't worry, everything's gonna get taken care of." We're happy because we've dealt with them and we were gonna get paid. I recommended Olive to several people that have taken up the offer on them too.

They cover everything except for regular oil changes and all that consumable stuff. They were also really easy to talk to. The rep explained it as the closest thing I can get to a dealer warranty. Then he sent me an email that said it's 36 months or up to 185,000 miles. So, that was pretty self-explanatory.

The sales rep of Olive wasn't pushy. I had gotten a quote from some other company that was super pushy and she wasn't like that. She was patient and very informative. I wanted to see the quote and she sent me the link.

Signing up with Olive online was easy. Just go online, submit it, and boom, the next day, you already have a coverage. I didn’t really have to wait for anybody to get the paperwork done. I also like their coverage. It’s really more the price for what’s covered because I’m really not gonna be using it unless something really breaks down.

I had a bad experience with Olive because they lied to me. I don't like what they did at all. I recorded the gentleman when he first gave me the plan and I told him what was going on with the vehicle. I told them my concerns and that some things occurred before buying the warranty, like the oil leaks. The transmission had a clutch issue and I gave them the paperwork from the dealer. The gentleman said it should be fine. Now, I have to pay for the car. It's in the shop, which is not right, and I would like to contest that if I could. Olive didn't keep their part of the bargain. Nobody's doing anything about it.

I liked olive's pricing. The higher deductible was a little bit scary to me, but it made me feel like it's a better deal because people would be less likely to make unwarranted claims. But when I submitted a claim, they denied everything and said that my car had pre-existing conditions, which I was not aware of. And they refused to pay any of the repairs. So, I cancelled the contract.

I had Olive for a year, but I forgot to pay for two months. I started it back up last month. The reps helped me.

My signing-up experience with Olive went really well.

Their price, quality and the ease of application are great.

Their quote was affordable and it seemed to cover everything I needed. Signing up with them was great. They were very pleasant, knowledgeable and answered all my questions.

Signing up with Olive was great and quick. We called them and got a quote. They provided details on what was covered. I had a couple of questions. They answered them. They made sure I fully understood my policy and that I can reach out to them in the future if I had any further questions. It was seamless when I submitted a claim. They just told me to just take it to whichever shop I wanted to and that they would pay the auto shop for the services and we would be good. I've already recommended Olive to quite a few people and they've already signed on.

Olive was a good company. I would recommend it to a friend.

The coverage that Olive offered on my vehicle was very good. They’ve been very communicative. It took me a while to get my policy like there wasn't a follow-up. But I sent them an email, yesterday, asking where the policy was, and they immediately sent it over this morning. They were Johnny-on-the-spot. I blame COVID for everything because they're probably working remotely. But they were quick about answering any questions.

I had Olive before and I just let it lapse. I couldn't afford it at the time, and I finally got in the position where I can get it back. When I had it before, it was really good service and they were very efficient. Out of all the companies, Olive was the only one that would accept my car. I used to drive share rides, Lyft and Uber, and a lot of places did not want to cover my car. Olive's reps were upbeat, friendly, and professional.

The deductible was 500. But I'm okay with that because the repairs were up in the $2,000 range. The check engine light was on, and they found some other issues with it. They fixed it. I'm very satisfied. I've recommended Olive Auto Warranty to a couple of friends. It's the best thing I've ever done.

I have yet to utilize the policy but it was a good experience signing up with Olive.

Somebody called me and I filled up a form for Olive. The coverage is good. I've been with them for three months and everything is fine.

The company that I was with merged with Olive. According to Nevada law, you’re supposed to be given a 30-day notice before the company merges. I never got that 30-day notice even though they said they sent it to me. Things really went south when I went to Olive. They charged more money. If I had been given 30 days by the previous company, I would have had the car inspected to see if there was anything wrong with it. That was my complaint. Olive said to take the issue up with the previous company but they’re gone. Other than Olive's coverage is not as good, it was fine.

I researched a couple of warranties and Olive beat out a couple of them. I like their customer service. The coverage I picked was in the middle. I have recommended a couple of people to this auto insurance.

I chose Olive because it was one that had monthly premiums like a regular auto insurance policy would have rather than an all upfront like when you buy a car. The thing, however, is they are horrible when it comes to claims service. The entire claims process is very difficult. In the policy, there are excluded parts they don't cover. But there's a clause in there that they cover collateral damage to parts that are covered. I did a claim when the alternator started overcharging the two batteries in my trucks that were only two months old. The alternator went out and fried the batteries.

I have a luxury car that has all the bells and whistles so I wanted to try to find one that covered as much as possible. Olive carried a range of things for the price that looks better than most other companies. I love their amount of coverage. They take care of more of the other things like the heated seats.

Olive is a good company. I have two policies with them. They provide great service. They are direct. They're nationwide. You can go to any repair shop. They have good communication with the repair shop. The hours are good. When I called, they gave me clear instructions about my plans, what's covered and what's not covered. I got the platinum one which would cover everything. There was an issue with my credit card but it got resolved.

Their website logged out several times. It didn't really save my quote even though the email was sent to me saying that, “Oh, you can finish your quote.” When I click on it, it said there was an error and had to be redone again. But besides that, after a couple of times, it was okay. My rep was good at breaking down the three plans that Olive Had. She told me that the Tesla required the Complete Care in order to be able to cover everything, especially for electricals.

Olive was really helpful. I spoke to a man and he was super helpful. He walked me through it over the phone for the website as well. I would tell others to go with Olive. It's affordable. It makes me feel better, personally.

The gentleman from Olive helped me out very much. He explained everything. He gave me the whole scenario, all the packages, and told me most customers choose this one or choose that one. After I checked and looked through it, I said, “You know what? Give me 24 hours. Let me talk to my husband.” He said, “Go, I’ll call you back the next day.” I talked to my husband. He was happy with the choices too. So, I called them back the next day, and we signed up. The gentleman was very polite and very nice, informative, and answered all my questions. I was very pleased with him.

It seemed like I was getting the best deal with Olive. I loved the process. I liked that I can pay yearly. I didn't have to give one big lump sum all at once. I would recommend Olive.

The first person who helped me was by internet. The second one was on the phone. Both times were easy.

Signing up was easy. It was all good. The agent was great. We were pleased with the information and everything was handled well.

Olive Auto Warranty gave me what I asked for. The graphics are good. The policy looks good. But I would only tell a friend I have this coverage through Olive now.

Olive was much more cost-efficient. I talked to one of their sales reps and they were very good and helpful. I asked them what the warranty covered and they went over the whole thing. The purchasing process was handled well and fairly quickly. They took my information and I got the card in the mail not too long after that.

Olive has reasonable pricing and broad coverage. Also, their customer service has been pretty good. As of right now, I'm pretty happy.

My sister has Olive and I needed a warranty, which was why I got one. The rep who helped me sign up was nice.

The signup was pretty easy. They told me what I can get and what I had to pay. I had three options and I did what I could afford. Also, the reps were nice. They made sure I got what I wanted.

When I signed up with Olive, I just clicked on the link. Then, I went through my quote and I was able to pick the policy that I wanted. Everything was seamless and easy.

Olive’s reps were very helpful. I've been looking for coverage and I had been in email communication with them for a couple of months. Then, I decided to take a plunge. The three options were nice and fair. Also, the reviews were good as well as the Better Business Bureau accreditation. I signed up a month ago and at this point, I’ve been paying. But I haven't hit the 100,000 miles I needed to make sure I had coverage.

My coverage effective date was to start 10/04/2021. I used OLIVE's network and branch REPAIR PAL, and brought my car to Hillmuth Certified Automotive for repair. I called them on 10/25/21 to ensure I did everything correctly just to be notified that they were not going to pay my bill because my coverage had not started. I have VEHICLE SERVICE PLAN DECLARATION PAGE that says otherwise from olive. My total for repairs were 7,346.78. Fuel injectors for my Mercedes glk350 2013 were $4773 and $2573 for labor.

I got the warranty that’s right in the middle because the full warranty from Olive was not as cheap. It's almost double the price of what I pay for another full one. I called when I first got the car and then after two months. Three months after was when I got the warranty and the price was so different that I got to the point where I needed to sign up or next month, they were going to charge me $100 for it, what was not fair. It’s not that I’m adding up a lot of miles. It’s just 1,000 miles per month, which is what usually people calculate. As soon as you got the price, if you drive the car for a little bit, the price is already different. So I do not agree with that. I spoke to a person on the phone and I asked how they increased it $30 over 2,000 miles. If the car has 82,000 miles, 2,000 miles is nothing, but it went over 50% of the price. The rep said she followed what the system gave to her. That was crazy.

The purchasing process was pretty straightforward. I did it over the phone and the rep was really helpful and very personable.

We're happy with Olive. The payment is easy to send off. I recommend the service.

I signed up through Olive's website. I had a representative help me through the process and it was fairly easy. The rep who helped me was friendly and helpful. As of right now, everything is great.

The signup was pretty good. They sent me a quote within a couple of minutes and I was able to sign the paperwork online and make my first payment. But they could be a little more specific on what they offer on their plans. The plan I picked covers half of the heating ventilation system in the car and not the half that I ended up with a problem with. Other than that, they seem responsive anytime I gotta call them.

I had an extended vehicle warranty contract with Uproar.car. Olive bought Uproar.car and assured everyone that nothing would change about their coverage. Months later I'm informed that my coverage is being cancelled and I can sign up for a new plan with Olive for an astronomically higher premium, fewer benefits, and a higher deductible. Blatantly dishonest. Avoid.

There are quite a few warranties that aren't available in California. Olive was one that was. Their rep just went over things with us and asked us which level we would like. He explained everything and he was good. So far, so good.

I had issues with my warranty provider when one time I called in and there was one guy who thought I was trying to cheat the company and some problem I had with the car. I switched to Olive. They gave me a good deal and their sign-up process was excellent. It was fairly easy and right away. They gave me everything the other company had. I wanted the three-year deal at a certain monthly payment and they were able to do it for me.

I liked Olive’s pricing and looked through them online. It was easy filling out information but I don’t know if I’m signed up for Olive. I have not received any information.

Olive offered me the type of plans that I needed and the representative was very courteous and knowledgeable. I had to use Olive about two weeks ago and I had no problems. When I turned the air conditioner on, the motor revved up high and when I cut the air conditioner off, the motor was still revving high, but not as high as when I had the air conditioner on. Then, when I was driving and hit a bump, I heard a low noise.

Olive is a good company. The rate is cheap for them to cover everything, except for wearable parts like brakes and tires, which nobody covers. I've never had a problem with my car so I understand why their rate is so much cheaper compared to a dealership. It worked out and the lady was super nice and helpful. So, I signed up three different vehicles.

Olive was the first thing that came up when I googled warranties and I thought, “If they're paying for their ads to be on Google, maybe it's something good.” I called and everything seemed legit. Everything was good and everybody was really nice. I didn't end up keeping the policy because I did the math and chose to get a warranty from the dealership where I bought my car from. The guys at Olive really tried to keep me on the policy when I didn't need it. I did like how there was a small monthly payment as that was convenient. But at the same time, I just bought the warranty out the door. I didn't have to pay out of pocket for the whole thing. If I stayed with Olive, I would have been paying more at the end. If I had no other warranty and if I didn't get the one from the dealership, I would have stayed with Olive.

I found that Olive does business in California so I got their warranty. I read up on it. I called them and they sent me the information over an email. Once a month, they take money out of my bank account. An extended warranty is like an insurance policy. Every time I change the oil on the truck, I keep the receipt. I put a battery in it this month and I saved the receipt for the battery so I'm keeping all my maintenance records so that if I ever do have a problem, I have everything documented that I service my truck at regular intervals.

I found some good videos about Olive. I was looking at one or two other options that were available, and Olive came out as one with better customer satisfaction. I chose to go with them for all my cars’ extended warranty. So far, so good.

As I have only recently acquired this service and my VW Tiguan is very trouble-free, I haven't as of yet, had to use this service. But, it is good to have the service available. My regular warranty had run out.

I had a good experience with them. The plans they offered were adequate. I feel good about the service.

I looked at half a dozen different sources and Olive seemed to have a good deal and I talked to them. Their pricing was right and it came out well. I went bumper to bumper on my vehicle, which was what I wanted.

Everything went smoothly when I signed up with Olive. The plans that were offered were good. I hope that when the time comes when I need it, they can stand behind everything that they claimed.

I'm disappointed with their service. Olive scammed me. Refused to fixed my vehicle. I want a refund. No excuses. I rather deal with ASE.... Why deal with the middle man.. I would recommend Olive to anyone.... And I give Olive 5 zeros for their review....

The service representative called me and went over everything. I got the full-service package that covers everything for three years or 185,000 miles, including electrical. I pay monthly and I have a $500 deductible. I'm very happy with my experience and I have recommended my mother-in-law to set up an extended warranty on her car.

The purchasing process was smooth. The only issue I have is I haven't received any statement showing when the next payment is due.

The reps explained everything but while they were explaining, I was looking at a flyer Olive sent me, and I was looking at what it was saying. It turned out good. I hope I don't have to use Olive but if I do, they’re saying they’ll take care of me. It's nice to know that I have that in my back pocket to use just in case. I can't beat the price. I had a different service with my car and I was paying 100 something dollars for it a month, and this is way less. I like it because it covers just as much and maybe more. I'm retired. I'm on a fixed budget and the payment fits my budget perfectly. I'm not spending a bunch out every month. I love the service that Olive provides. I already referred my cousin. She's gonna get a new car within the month and I gave her the flyer that Olive sent me. I told her not to get anything from where they’re getting the car from and to use that. She plans on doing it so I already got Olive one new customer.

The buying process with Olive was great. The rep explained everything and the price was just right. It was a good experience.

The person I talked to was wonderful as well as the communication with Olive. They were very good salesmen and explained the whole thing to me. I got the drivetrain warranty and I haven’t had to call Olive yet for anything but I hope I don’t have to. Everything so far is doing good. They haven’t bugged me at all and the money is coming right out of the bank without a problem.

I took the car in for a service claim and Olive is not paying anything on it. The thermostat went bad in my Audi. It was discovered during inspection. I had it towed in due to that, and told the dealership to do an inspection as well. They had a dispute with Olive about the amount of hours. They wanted to bill six hours. Olive wanted to pay two. They called me, got me involved in the middle. I talked to the folks at Olive. And I said, “Okay, I see your point. It’s what your book says,” although their book is wrong. My own Chilton's manual says it’s six hours. So they went ahead and fixed the car.

I contacted Olive and spoke to Dennis. He gave me the rundown of what coverage plan was best for me or which one would cover what I was concerned about, which took me a little bit of time to finally commit, but we finally pulled the trigger on it. Signing up was pretty simple. The fact that my policy started the next day was nice.

I signed up with Olive and I have enjoyed the experience. Olive has an actual person that I could email back and forth with and it made me very comfortable knowing that there was a human being that I could talk to. They gave me an offer that I could afford. The monthly price was reasonable.

I was doing a search on the internet on a bunch of different warranty companies and Olive came up number one. I spoke with a representative and I finished signing up by doing it online myself. Their customer rep was very knowledgeable and friendly. As far as getting set up online, it was very easy to find what you needed to fit what you needed. There were three different types of policies that I could go with.

My experience with Olive has been favorable. The only problem that I had was they kind of bait-and-switched me. They quoted me one price, and they ended up settling on one that was substantially higher. I told them that I had 120,000 in my car. Then when I actually did the warranty, I had 124,000 miles. They said because I had more miles on it than what I said, the price would go up, which doesn’t make any sense to me. It seemed to me that the price would go down, but they said that the price had to go up.

The rep was very good, and the package I signed up for is a good one. That's why I bought it. Having coverage brought me a lot of peace of mind, and it's worth whatever I paid for it. If my car breaks down and the motor falls out and they fix it, then that would be the value of having it.

Olive doesn't make you wait too long if you have a problem. I got a card to put in my wallet in the mail and everything's fine so far.

The salesman was very helpful and answered all my questions. The price was excellent. Olive could send a hard copy that people could put in a file so they would know for sure what is covered what is not.

The dealership I purchased the car from didn't cover everything that I wanted to be covered on it like the air conditioner and other electronics and Olive does.

When I signed up with olive, all the questions that I needed answered were answered by the person I worked with. She told me about the different packages and I went with the $200 deductible. My experience was awesome.

My experience signing up was good. The guy explained it to me and it seemed pretty low pressure compared to what it could have been so that gave me a good feeling.

The representative who helped me get the policy was good. He was very clear in telling me what the right plan should be. I had some deductible to lower down the monthly cost. So in case there is a breakage, it's okay to pay a $500 deductible. I just got the policy, and some of the things I liked were the flexible payments option and monthly payments. The coverage was good as well. They were detailed enough.

I wish that the description of the policy that I bought would simply say, “We cover everything except this.” But it doesn't do that. It's really complicated. My vehicle is essentially new. It's only three years old. So, the powertrain is still covered for another two years. But I thought, since Consumer Reports won't even recommend the Subaru Ascent anymore, even though we've had no trouble, it seemed to me that it made no sense to spend 1,100 bucks for another three years worth of coverage.

I had one thing happen to my car and Olive Auto Warranty covered it no problem. It was easy, friendly, and informative. The dealership contacted them. Olive could give a multi-car discount.

Olive Auto Warranty offered a price that I could afford and still maintain the coverage that I would need. And they did a good job of informing me of what it covered as an insurance over a warranty, and what that means. They talked about the different parts and everything that would be covered. And they also followed up and sent me a hard copy. The fact that I have it brings me a lot of confidence that should I need something, I know that I’m covered.

I learned about Olive and thought it would seem like a good option. When I went out, it was ConsumerAffairs who said, “Hey, by the way, this is who we would recommend.” I spoke with the representative from Olive for a long time, just asking questions. He was personable and very knowledgeable, and he answered my questions. And it felt it would be, “Okay, will this do what I needed to do, which is provide full coverage for my vehicle as needed, and with the deductible?" Of course, I wanted to go with the best service. I ended up signing up at that time. I went to a website and put my information. But he signed me up on the phone.

Warranty companies should explain what they cover and make sure their customer is covered. They should do what you say you're gonna do. Olive sounded good online and I did everything through there.

The person I talked to from Olive was really nice on the phone. He answered my questions really well, so I was able to say okay to him. He wasn’t pushy. I felt comfortable enough to ask questions and tell him, “I’ll think about it.” He didn’t make me feel pressured which is really a good thing. He told me what the quote was and asked me what I was looking for. I told him what I was looking for, and he found me a decent price that I was able to afford. It covers the basic stuff that I want to have on my ‘18 Altima.

Olive was one of the companies recommended in California that was available and that was in my price range. I signed up with them online.

I tried to go through Ford, but their program was way over above my head. I went on the internet looking at several different companies and I was a little skeptical about it because of giving out information and not knowing exactly if it's reputable. I tried to find that out first before I went ahead and signed up. I talked to somebody at Olive personally, and she sent me the things about the different ratings. It eased my mind a little. I like the fact that they explained to me about the different types of packages, and when they found that my car had less than 100,000 miles on it, I qualified for a certain coverage. I liked that. I also shopped around, and their price was good.

I bought out the lease on my car and wanted a warranty on it. I investigated lots of different companies and was getting some really bad feedback. I contacted ConsumerAffairs to see what they recommended and Olive came up on the list. I contacted them and they were wonderful. It was a real change of pace from the others that I had spoken with. I talked to one company and I was asking questions about what their warranty covered and what the restrictions were. The guy hung up on me rather than answer my question. It wasn’t that way with Olive at all. I was pleased with the sales process and the person I talked to. Olive had what I was looking for and they were very helpful. It was a good experience and I'd recommend them to anybody. I signed up with Olive four weeks ago.

I decided to try Olive and they were very nice. The young man there was very informative. He was not pressuring me. I like what they present, everything they cover, and the price. I still went to a couple of other warranty places and in the end, I liked Olive's program the best. It was a very pleasant experience buying from them.

I began my purchase experience on the phone, and the agent was a 10 out of 10. I have not used the service, but having coverage is real valuable.

They answered our questions and gave us a perfect quote and we are very happy. I would tell everyone I know about them. The person who helped us was knowledgeable and very helpful. She was able to make our warranty to go more than 100,000.

Olive's cost was good, but besides that, my main reason for getting it was it was in effect right away. I went to some other sites that I put my information in, but there was a waiting period before the contract became active. Olive also has three different options that one can choose from, whether someone wants to go with Grade A, B, or C. A covers a lot more things than B, but then B and C are a little cheaper than A. I took a look at the different coverages as far as the vehicle and what parts of the engine it covered at the time.

I didn't want to buy a warranty through the dealer that I bought my 2014 Mercedes Benz through. I wanted to see what was out there. I called a couple of places and Olive seemed to be the cheapest with the most coverage. Some of the companies didn’t even offer the kind of warranty or coverage in California. The sign-up process with Olive was very positive. It was pretty fast, which was nice. The plans offered were pretty good.

Having coverage is pretty valuable in case I need to use it. I started my purchase online then Olive called me back, and my signing up experience was fine. I would tell friends to check out the other companies and then call Olive and see what happens.

Customer service was great and super helpful. The rep gave me links to look at all my options and stuff on monthly plans and got it figured out. Everything was pretty much perfect and I was satisfied. When considering an extended coverage, be aware of what it would cover, like drivetrain, electrical, and anything that has to do with your engine. Look at the deductible too.

Olive looks simple on the website and that was also the only one that was near me in California. I first called and speak with them about cases of an event happening. They just told me about it. I went ahead and did the enrollment online. It was great. When I had a claim, I took the car to a certified repair facility. The service advisor handled things with Olive and I was not involved with anything.

Olive showed the best thing for repairs for my vehicle and when I signed up, their rep was very knowledgeable. She gave me all the knowledge I needed and helped me along the way. They need more of the other lady that helped me. When I called olive, she made me feel so comfortable, I was okay with the cost.

olive's reps let me know what to expect, what was covered, and what wasn't covered. But even when you go through a mechanic, you still don't know what's covered. I had done an oil change then I ended up coming home with an oil leak, so I took my car in to have that addressed. It turned out that it was due to the oil cooler seal, the housing of the oil filters, and the solenoid seal. After that, I had to take it back and it was a turbo coolant line that I had problems with. That did not get covered and I ended up having to pay for that.

I live in California and olive covers California. The payment options they had were very reasonable and their customer service was excellent.

My experience with them went well. But I haven't gotten any paperwork showing that I've received anything yet. I also hope they could lower the price a little bit.

So many of those auto warranty places are so salesy and pushy. But Olive wasn't like that at all. Everything was done online and you can see everything. It was an easy, laid back process. They asked me which plan I wanted, and then I just clicked on it. They didn't require a deposit. Also, the price was pretty reasonable. But I canceled it because I traded in that truck. They refunded the money that I had paid right away.

The gentleman sold me on Olive but with the experience that I'm going through right now, I'm not too happy with it. They were supposed to look at my sunroof and when I called to get the status on the claim, the guy told me that it was not going to be covered. He told me it was because my suspension was modified. I asked what it had to do with my sunroof. He asked if I wanted my sunroof fixed and I said yes. He said that the inspector that went out there inspected the sunroof but there's nothing on note. It's just saying on my suspension. I said that I knew my suspension wasn't going to get covered. But at least, I should get my sunroof covered because I'm paying $265 a month on this. I'm waiting for Olive to call me and I'm getting ready to cancel it.

My husband picked out Olive, so I got what he wanted. Making the purchase only took four minutes, and they explained the coverage clearly.

I enrolled a couple weeks ago. The reps were very courteous, extremely informative and Olive had a variety package that was way more competitive than others. I've received the electronic nomenclature, and they spelled it out clearly. I'd say to friends, "Give them a call. See what they say. Hear them out."

The customer service reps were responsive for both in the email and the phone call. And follow-ups, they promised and delivered on their follow-up times. The response time was very appreciated. Take a look at what is covered. Some of the warranties may not cover the electricals and all the modern equipment that come with the car, and paying attention to those details will be really helpful.

I dealt with a person named Saeed. I did an online quote request, and he contacted me. During our conversation, I had several questions and what he did is he emailed me. For example, he emailed me a sample contract so that I could review it and then a few other links. He did that within five minutes after our phone call, then from there, I kept in touch with him because he was so responsive. He responded to my emails almost instantly, and every time I called, he answered.

I looked up different companies that were credible in being a bumper-to-bumper warranty offering company through ConsumerAffairs. I found Olive and had great experience with them. I'm glad that company's around in order to offer bumper-to-bumper coverage on warranties. The lady that I had on the phone was great. She took her time and did the full explanation of what would be covered and where I would need to go in order to have my repairs done. There is a local place and it's only 15 minutes away. I also understand that there is a deductible in order for me to have stuff done, but this is my peace of mind to where I don't lose my vehicle that hauls myself, my children and my fiancé around. People need to make sure that their deductible isn't gonna be through the roof and that it is a local shop or close to them where they're not gonna have to drive for hours in order to have their vehicle fixed.

I had a pretty smooth experience. The guy that I was dealing with was upfront, gave me all the information, and I thought about it. A few weeks later, I decided to buy it.

Everything went smoothly with the purchase process, and customer service was fine.

The purchase process went good. The person I spoke to gave me the details, and Olive was awesome. It was better than the other ones that I called. The car was fully covered with the policy, and that’s what I chose. The price was comparable to all the other ones, but Olive offered a bit more.

Purchasing the warranty was very easy. I went initially online, but I was having problems with the internet. A rep called me to follow up on it, and he was very good.

The service I got from Olive was initially not really good. Two days later, I got a phone call from a lady and she again tried to convince me to go with the insurance. We started talking and I found out her incredibly knowledgeable. She introduced all three plans to me. I decided on a plan which covers all mechanics and electronics. When I made a decision, she said, "Outstanding choice because with the European cars produced in Germany or in England sometimes the electronics are the most expensive to repair." This lady completely erased the unpleasant feeling in my mind about Olive.

It was easy to get on the website and look at the coverage. Plus, they sent it to me and I got to read it over. I can cancel at any time. The only thing is the payment is taken out of an account that I have and I would rather see the bill.

Signing up was so easy. All my questions were answered and I felt very comfortable going with them.

Olive was easier to deal with than the other companies I looked at because I can do everything from the app as opposed to having to wait online and on the phone for somebody to answer my calls to get service. Also, when I was signing up, the reps were very educational and helpful.

They explained their product and were very professional. The rep who helped me with signing up was very helpful. I had to call him back a couple of times and he remembered me.

Olive has the complete care and nobody else offered the complete care. The reps answered all my little questions. Everything was good. I got an email. They gave me a breakdown and how to file a claim and how to call the 800 number. And if something happens, try to find something that's reasonable.

The plan that I bought worked out the best for my vehicle because it's got a lot that goes into it. None of the other ones covered the turbocharger. So I needed one that covered that, and their premium did. They've also gotten back to me quickly every time that I've contacted them with questions about the warranty since purchasing it.

Olive is horrible. They started a policy for coverage on January 5th. The vehicle that was under coverage, a 2018 Chevy Sonic, belongs to my wife. The car was driven on the 6th to the 11th and it was the 12th when it wouldn't start. When the dealership looked into it, they said it was internal. There were no leaks but we needed a new motor. Now Olive is denying the claim for repairs. They said the vehicle had preexisting problems but there is none. In August of 2021, the vehicle went in for service at a dealership and they serviced it. It ran fine. Olive said the car doesn't operate. I told them the car operates. 12 miles were driven then we had a mechanical breakdown.