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Auto Website Offers Used-car Buyers Free Extended Warranty Coverage Administered by Warrantech

May 4, 2010
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BEDFORD, Texas – Warrantech Automotive, an independent provider of service contracts and aftermarket warranties on automobiles and recreational vehicles announced an innovative program developed exclusively for EveryCarListed.com, which provides for a free powertrain warranty on qualified used car purchases made through its website.


“More used cars will be sold under this program because purchasers are protected from expensive automotive repairs with a free solid coverage package," said Joel San Antonio, CEO and president of Warrantech Corp., the parent company of Warrantech Automotive. "Warrantech will also be able to offer a more comprehensive service plan to buyers after the expiration of the free warranty coverage.”

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“In this economy, only confident buyers are willing to purchase cars, especially used vehicles,” said Dale Boone, president of EveryCarListed.com. “Particularly with the sale of used cars, an extended warranty assures purchasers that their vehicle will remain in top running condition, through the protection afforded by Warrantech’s top-rated service policy.”


“Warrantech came highly recommended as a partner willing to work with us in developing a program that instills a high level of trust with potential purchasers,” he continued.


“Offering a free SuperGuarantee Autos extended warranty on a used car sale is a unique program designed specifically to build ongoing dealer loyalty, while encouraging more business,” noted Dominic Sansone, president of Warrantech Automotive.


With a SuperGuarantee Autos warranty, the dealer selling the car will get the extended coverage free for advertising the vehicle on Everycarlisted.com. The cost savings of the SuperGuarantee Autos warranty package is passed on to the consumer, giving the buyer added piece of mind in the event a repair becomes necessary.


SuperGuarantee Autos covers many automotive components including the engine, valves, bearings, pumps, transmission and drive axle up to $3,000. The program also covers towing expenses, up to $50, and locksmith services, up to $35. Any used vehicle purchased from EveryCarListed.com dealer listings that are marked with the SuperGuarantee Autos’ shield qualifies for the free warranty.

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