
Once the manufacturer warranty has expired, an engine or gearbox failure can mean a repair bill close to the car's value. Used car warranty insurance pays for repairing mechanical failures in main components such as the engine, gearbox and differential, within the policy terms and limits.
It can be used by car dealers offering a warranty to their buyers and by owners of used cars. Kasko covers external events such as accidents and theft, whereas warranty insurance focuses on the car's own mechanical failure. We show you clearly which components each plan covers.
What is covered?
- Mechanical failures of internal engine parts
- Gearbox failures
- Differential failures
- Additional components such as turbo, fuel and cooling systems, depending on plan
- Electrical and electronic component failures, depending on plan
- Labour for repairing or replacing the failed part (within limits)
What you should know
This is a Quick Sigorta product, available through our agency.
Vehicle age, mileage, inspection requirements at inception, any waiting period and per-failure limits vary by insurer and plan. Wear parts such as tyres and brake pads and routine maintenance costs are generally excluded.
Frequently asked questions
Kasko covers external events such as accidents, fire and theft, not the car's own mechanical failure. Warranty insurance fills exactly that gap.
Yes, car dealers can use this product to offer a warranty to their buyers. We set up a structure that suits your sales volume.
The information on this page is for general guidance and does not replace policy wording. Scope of cover, limits, deductibles and exclusions are determined by the general and special conditions of the insurer you choose.