What Does the New Car Warranty Cover?
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New cars come with a three-year comprehensive warranty. The specific coverage includes the powertrain warranty, which refers to the engine and transmission, drivetrain, chassis, speedometer, and air conditioning components. If these parts encounter quality issues, they will be covered under warranty, provided that the vehicle is regularly maintained at an authorized 4S dealership according to the maintenance manual. Below is an introduction to the comprehensive warranty coverage: 1. Part Replacement: The comprehensive warranty covers free replacement of various components if they are confirmed to have quality issues rather than being damaged due to human factors, such as the speedometer or air conditioning. If these issues occur within the warranty period or the specified mileage limit, repairs will be free of charge. 2. Powertrain Warranty: The powertrain warranty covers the engine and transmission. If these components experience quality problems, they will be eligible for warranty service, provided that the vehicle is regularly maintained at an authorized 4S dealership as per the maintenance manual. It's important to note that the comprehensive warranty does not mean every part of the vehicle receives the same warranty service; rather, different components are covered separately.