
Al Cervera
GBBUYER BEWARE! Your advertised $100 deductible is a LOW-BALL NUMBER! Adjuster approves fewer hours than Certified Repair Facilities charge! Suddenly, my $100 deductible is costing me from $500 to $1000! What do you do when you need the car and it has to be repaired? YOU PAY! I Wouldn't do business with them if I were you!

Gulam Muhammed Al Kibria
GBDon't give them your phone number Don't give them your phone number, they will keep calling and continuously press to take the same offer, even though I told them at least 5/6 times that I am not interested in, they kept calling me.

Jim
GBSTAY AWAY FROM CARCHEX STAY AWAY FROM CARCHEX! I'd give them a ZERO if possible. For starters, the sales rep and their written policy states that you can go to the dealer. However according to CARCHEX customer service, the policy does not cover OEM parts, just aftermarket. News flash, the dealer doesn't use aftermarket. I had a claim three months after the policy started and they denied the claim because my mechanic didn't have my correct mileage documentation. Obviously whoever worked on my car, had someone's information on the screen, typed over with my info but forgot to change the mileage. When the inspector arrived all he did was complain that i filed a claim. Then CARCHEX said my mechanic REFUSED to nearly dismantle my entire engine, do a leakdown test, oil consumption test etc. Who was going to pay for all that labor if the claim was denied!? These people are ridiculous. My mechanic had the turbo ready to show the inspector where it had an internal seal leaking. This third party adjustor asked who authorized that work? I said how else are you going to know what the problem is unless you diagnose the problem in order to file a claim? These people kept giving us different answers.

Benita Smith
GBWill not honor warranty They did not honor warranty on the repair of the turbo in an Audi A6, although industry standardi is to replace turbo. The adjuster suggested to replace the actuator sensor instead of turbo. Also the warranty company only honored $400 of the $1200 needed to repair the actuator. They came up with their own pricing for payouts leaving the consumer to pay the bulk of the repair. The warranty cost me $3000 and is useless to me.

DAVID
GBResearched several warranty companies Researched several warranty companies. Some were vague on the coverage, others were just ridiculous on pricing and time frames. Actually had began a contract with one BUT Red Flags came up! when I called and questioned them about it, they got very defensive and argumentative. Did not like that, figure this would be a sample of dealing with them on a CLAIM! Cancelled that one! Overall was pleased with purchasing, price terms and length of contract. Not all that crazy about the "Grace" period, but I'll make it work!