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SERVICE CONTRACT. A service contract is available at an extra charge on this vehicle. Ask for details as to coverage, deductible, price, and exclusions. If you buy a service contract within 90 days of the time of sale, state law “implied warranties” may give you addi-tional rights.
SERVICE CONTRACT. A service contract on this vehicle is available for an extra charge. Ask for details about coverage, deductible, price, and exclusions. If you buy a service contract within 90 days of your purchase of this vehicle, implied warranties under your state’s laws may give you additional rights.
Ask the dealer for a copy of the warranty document and an explanation of warranty coverage, exclusions, and repair obligations. SERVICE CONTRACT. A service contract on this vehicle is available for an extra charge. Ask for details about coverage, deductible, price, and exclusions.
The Car Buyer’s Bill of Rights affects retail vehicle sales by requiring California-licensed car dealers to provide an itemized price list for financial items, such as warranties and insurance, and provide buyers their credit score with an explanation of how it is used.
Ask the dealer for a copy of the warranty document and an explanation of warranty coverage, exclusions, and repair obligations. SERVICE CONTRACT. A service contract on this vehicle is available for an extra charge. Ask for details about coverage, deductible, price, and exclusions.
if the Buyers Guide says the car comes with a warranty and the contract says the car is sold “as is,” the dealer must give you the warranty described in the Guide.
You’re also entitled to a Buyers Guide if you buy a used car online. The Guide will tell you if a car has a warranty, or is being sold “as is.” You’ll also want to get a vehicle history report and get the facts about independent inspections, payment options, and what to do if you have a problem after the deal is done.
