What does FAW-Volkswagen's Dual Protection mean?

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Cayden
07/28/25 6:57pm
FAW-Volkswagen's Dual Protection means the car has two 3-year warranty periods, totaling 6 years of warranty. Dual Protection refers to the maintenance plan offered by 4S dealerships. Specifically, any new vehicle purchased within 36 months can participate in a 6-year unlimited mileage warranty and 6-year unlimited basic maintenance services. Advantages of Dual Protection: Purchasing Dual Protection for a car offers many benefits, such as free repairs when core components fail, reducing vehicle operating costs. Additionally, Dual Protection includes extra value-added services. For owners with high maintenance costs and frequent car usage, Dual Protection provides more economical maintenance solutions and regular vehicle condition checks. Pros and Cons of 4S Dealership Maintenance: 4S dealerships are generally more reliable but come with higher costs—even minor maintenance can cost around a thousand yuan. For car maintenance, owners can purchase genuine maintenance products and have them applied at reputable auto repair shops, or handle some tasks themselves at very low costs. For example, cleaning carbon deposits from areas like fuel injectors, intake valves, combustion chambers, piston tops, and throttle bodies can be done using gasoline detergent additives.
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