Dealer Warranty (Used-Car Warranty)
A dealer warranty is a guarantee given by the seller of a used car to repair certain faults for a set period after the sale.
What is Dealer Warranty (Used-Car Warranty)?
It is separate from any remaining manufacturer warranty. Cover may be limited to major parts such as engine and gearbox. Consumers buying from a dealer often also have statutory rights for faults present at sale. Statutory rights for faults present at sale are separate from any voluntary warranty the dealer adds.
How it works
The dealer or its warranty provider pays for covered repairs within the agreed limits.
Why it matters for your car
Read which parts, claim limits and servicing conditions apply. Report faults promptly and in writing.
Other terms
- Approach Angle
- Blind Spot Monitoring
- Car Sharing
- Child Lock (Child Safety Lock)
- EU Tyre Label
- Forced DPF Regeneration (Service Regeneration)
- Fuse
- Hill Start Assist
- Hydraulic Lifter (Hydraulic Tappet)
- Lane Keeping Assist
- Lead Replacement Additive
- Parasitic Drain
- Power-split Hybrid
- Range Estimate (Guess-o-Meter)
- Reversing Light Switch
- Three-Phase AC Charging
- Towing Electrics (Trailer Socket)
- Vehicle Registration Document
- Voltage Drop Test
- Whiplash Protection (Active Head Restraints)