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Purchasing an extended car warranty offers benefits, but potential downsides exist. Key considerations include the upfront cost, which may feel burdensome after investing in a vehicle, and varying coverage terms that may confuse or disappoint. At Auto Auto Australia, we ensure transparency, offering robust warranties supported by 40+ glowing reviews for peace of mind.

When it comes to selecting the optimal extended warranty for your pre-loved vehicle in Australia, discernment is key. While a plethora of options abound, not all extended car warranties are created equal. So, what sets the cream of the crop apart from the rest? At Auto Auto Australia, we've distilled the essence of superior coverage into our extended car warranty offerings.

If you're contemplating an extended car warranty, you're not alone in weighing its value. Much like other types of insurance, the core question is whether it's truly worth the investment. For many, it boils down to peace of mind and financial security against unexpected repair costs.

Every used car purchase from a dealership has the benefit of statutory warranty for 3 months or 5,000km from the date of sale (whichever occurs first). This applies to second hand vehicles that have travelled less than 160,000 km and are less than 10 years old.

Used car extended warranties vary across Australia, whether buying from a dealer or an insurer. Before you commit, consider these 5 key factors to ensure you get the best coverage, avoid hidden exclusions, and maximize your protection. Don’t risk costly surprises, know what to look for before you buy!

Wondering what to do once your car warranty expires? An extended warranty may be the answer. If you purchased a brand new Toyota prior to January 1, 2019, we’ve got bad news for you: the manufacturer's warranty on your vehicle has now expired. This leaves you vulnerable if the car suffers any major mechanical failure, or encounters any issue with components that were covered by the original manufacturer’s warranty.

Car dealers Australia-wide are currently suffering from an almighty conundrum: while there is no shortage of customers who want to buy new cars - many of them gripped by a kind of post-lockdown impulse that means they want a car immediately - there is a shortage of actual new cars to sell them.

The Deferred Sales Model (DSM) is a government reform that came into effect in Australia on October 5, 2021. The Deferred Sales Model introduces a mandatory four-day pause between the sale of a principal product or service and the sale of add-on insurance.

Not all extended car warranties are the same! While they can protect against costly mechanical and electrical failures, some come with hidden restrictions on claims, service locations, and coverage limits. Understanding what’s included—and what’s not—can save you from unexpected expenses. Before you commit, learn how to spot a solid policy and avoid costly surprises.