What Momentum Plan 2 covers
Momentum describes Plan 2 VPX as including engine, cooling and fuel systems; four-wheel-drive transfer box; driveline and differential; manual, automatic and continuously variable transmissions; torque converter and propshafts; suspension and steering; braking and electrical systems; casings, working materials and diagnostics.
Plan 2 also lists mechanical and electrical components, air conditioning, turbocharger, clutch, programme costs, satellite navigation, multimedia and sound systems, plus EV and hybrid vehicle components where applicable.
- Engine, cooling and fuel systems
- Gearbox, transmission and driveline
- Suspension, steering and brakes
- Electrical, air conditioning and turbocharger
- Clutch, diagnostics and programme costs
- Navigation, multimedia, EV and hybrid components where applicable
How the one-year warranty works
The dealership arranges a 12-month Platinum Dealership Warranty based on Momentum Plan 2 VPX when the vehicle purchase is completed. Keep the warranty certificate and plan schedule, because they identify the covered vehicle, start and end dates, claim limit, labour rate and the terms that apply to that individual warranty.
The website summary is designed to help you understand the main areas of cover. It does not replace the certificate, booklet or plan schedule, and it does not mean that every fault, service item or repair is covered.
Making a warranty claim
Momentum's published process asks customers to log in to the Momentum Warranties app, select 'Make a claim' and provide a description of the fault, a contact number, the current mileage and the date the fault was first noticed. The claims team then assesses the information and asks the customer to choose a local garage for diagnosis.
The garage should contact Momentum using the claims details supplied. Do not authorise repair work before Momentum has assessed and approved the claim. Momentum also publishes a claims telephone line and support email for customers who prefer to speak to the claims team.
- Report the fault through the Momentum app or claims team
- Provide the current mileage and when the fault began
- Choose a garage after the claims team responds
- Ask the repairer to contact Momentum
- Wait for authorisation before repair work begins
Terms, exclusions and your legal rights
Cover is subject to the warranty certificate, plan schedule, claim limit, labour rate, vehicle eligibility, servicing and maintenance requirements, limitations, exclusions and the published claims procedure. Ask the dealership for the documents and read them before completing the purchase.
The warranty provides additional contractual protection and does not replace or reduce the customer's statutory rights. GOV.UK confirms that customers retain their legal rights regarding faulty goods regardless of whether a warranty or guarantee applies.