Check the cover for your vehicle
The included duration is six months. The warranty documents identify the provider, covered components and conditions that apply to the individual vehicle. Do not assume that a particular system or repair is covered without checking those documents.
Before buying, ask us to explain the claim limit, any contribution you may need to pay, servicing requirements and exclusions. Routine maintenance, wear and tear and every possible fault should not be treated as automatically covered.
- Confirm the start and end dates
- Read the covered-component schedule
- Check claim limits and labour allowances
- Understand servicing and maintenance requirements
- Read exclusions and any customer contribution
- Keep the provider and claims contact details
How the six-month warranty works
The dealership supplies a six-month warranty with the vehicle. Keep the warranty certificate and plan schedule: they identify the covered vehicle, start and end dates and applicable conditions.
This website summary does not replace your cover documents and does not mean that every fault, service item or repair is covered. Ask for the documents before completing the purchase.
Reporting a fault
Tell the dealership about the fault and follow the claims instructions in your warranty documents. Give the current mileage, when the problem started and a clear description of what happened. Keep invoices, service records and diagnostic findings.
Check whether the provider requires diagnosis or repair authorisation before work starts. If the vehicle may be unsafe, stop using it and seek appropriate assistance. Contact the dealership if you cannot find the correct claims contact.
- Report the fault promptly
- Provide the mileage and when the problem began
- Follow the provider's diagnosis instructions
- Check repair authorisation requirements
- Keep records of the claim and any costs
Terms and your legal rights
Cover is subject to the certificate, schedule, claim limits, vehicle eligibility, maintenance requirements and exclusions. We can help you locate and understand the relevant documents.
The warranty is additional protection. It does not replace or reduce your statutory consumer rights.