Continental Warranty vs Protect My Car

Founded in 1999 and headquartered in Claymont, Delaware, Continental Warranty is a vehicle service contract provider that partners with dealerships across the United States to offer extended warranty coverage for used vehicles. Their product lineup ranges from basic Powertrain protection to the more comprehensive Ultra Care plan, allowing buyers to choose coverage based on their vehicle, budget, and repair needs. The provider also offers optional protection products such as GAP coverage, tire and wheel protection, windshield repair, and key replacement.

One of Continental Warranty's distinguishing features is the ability for customers to have approved repairs completed at any qualified licensed repair facility after claims authorization, rather than being limited to a specific repair network. They have maintained BBB accreditation since 2001 and currently hold an A+ Better Business Bureau rating, reflecting an established presence in the vehicle service contract industry. At the same time, customer review scores on platforms such as the BBB and Yelp are considerably lower, with many reviewers commenting on their claims experience. This review explores the provider's plans, pricing transparency, contract terms, customer feedback, support resources, and overall value to help determine whether their coverage is the right fit.

Protect My Car is a well-known company in Saint Petersburg, Florida, that has been around since 2005 and offers many services to keep your car safe and in good shape. They offer longer guarantees on cars that have up to 20 years left on them. Protect My Car stands out from others in the same field because they offer extra benefits and a wide range of coverage choices. They're proud to offer their services directly to you; they call it "The PMC Way."

Since March 2023, when it was said that PMC had fired 75 workers because of "unexpected business circumstances," there have been some worrying stories about the company. There are also hints that they will be firing more workers. So, it wasn't clear if this service provider was out of business or would be soon.