Understanding Common New-Car Warranties

We know a new vehicles warranty coverage matters to you at Tipotex Chevrolet. Let’s talk about the main warranty types that cover new models sold in Brownsville, TX.
Commonly, new vehicles are covered by a powertrain warranty and bumper-to-bumper warranty. Manufacturers cover these separately because the powertrain includes a vehicle’s critical moving parts. These components may carry a higher average cost than those found on the rest of the vehicle. Your vehicles powertrain begins at its power source and extends to its wheels. It includes the transmission and drive shaft, too. Meanwhile, a bumper-to-bumper warranty covers its vehicles remaining parts.
Each warranty possesses coverage-term limits, and a powertrain warranty limits may be higher than those associated with a bumper-to-bumper warranty. Suppose a vehicles powertrain coverage extends to six years or 72,000 miles. Its bumper-to-bumper warranty might feature lower limits. Importantly, every automotive warranty expires when you cross either of its coverage limits.