VW Extended Warranty

Is your VW extended warranty expired or expiring soon? Or possibly you have just purchased a brand new, or pre-owned VW, and are a part of a rising population who realize buying extended coverage from a reputable third-party provider, and not the dealership, is a possibility. You can instead obtain a quality vehicle protection plan backed by a trustworthy company with a stellar reputation

As of now, you are ahead of the pack, as most people, unfortunately, have never been informed that you can get a Vehicle Protection Plan from a third party, and in doing so, get coverage that is comparable, and in many cases, better than the coverage provided by your local dealership. To top it all off, the coverage can be used at any licensed repair facility, from your local favorite independent repair facility to the dealership, whichever you feel most comfortable with.

Volkswagen History

Volkswagen is one of those car companies that have a universal appeal. It doesn’t matter how rich, or how poor you are. You can still look good behind the wheel of a VW.

From the luxurious CC to the frugal Golf TDI. You can find a Volkswagen for any taste or budget. These cars offer storied reliability and excellent resale value. So, buying a VW is a rather practical decision. Which is exactly why you should buy extended repair protection for your VW.

VW made their mark in the automotive industry by offering “People’s Cars”. They were simple, affordable transportation machines that everybody could afford. There were no frills. No Sat Nav, or power equipment. Just straightforward cars, that you could maintain in your own garage.

Thanks to the success of cars like the original Beetle, and the Vanagon, VW has become one of the biggest car companies in the world. Today, VW owns Audi, Porsche, Bugatti, and Bentley. They even own Italian supercar builder Lamborghini. So, they have a huge parts bin to pick from when they build a new VW.

To give you an example, the Volkswagen Toureg shares many of its mechanical parts with the Porsche Cayenne. Its 4Motion system shares many of its components with Audi’s legendary Quattro system.

Volkswagen Features

TSI Engines

The TSI name stands for Turbocharged Stratified Injection. What they’ve done is take a tiny engine, and added a supercharger, a turbocharger and a form of Direct Fuel Injection. The result is a huge amount of power, and fuel economy, from the very small engine. The TSI is a brilliant engine design, but the fuel injectors are known to fail prematurely. While this may not be the end of the world, it can be pretty expensive to fix. Especially if your VW warranty is expired, which is why it is a good idea to consider purchasing a VW extended warranty or service contract.