Economic Recession Drive-Thru:- Company Offers Its Members 70% Discount on Auto Repairs

Released_By: National Auto Club
Date: Saturday, July 05, 2008
Time: 10:00:57 AM

For_Immediate_Release

Though today's autos are technologically engineered for luxury, they also come with numerous mechanical and electrical problems.

As technology advance, the cost of auto repair also rise geometrically. For example, the average cost of a transmission repair now is about $1,900. For luxury cars, the average cost is $2,800. Five years ago, it was between $1,100- $1,400. The overall cost of repairs is estimated to increase by 35%-40% by 2010.

A slight good news for new car driver is that his/her car is covered (at least, in part) by an extended auto warranty. Though a manufacturer's or dealer's full warranty coverage can cost a lot of money, it does provide the needed protection for drivers. But not a lot of people can afford to pay for such coverage. This is where trouble lies, especially at this time when people want to save money.

This high cost has led to millions of cars driven without reasonable coverage. Most people have "LIMITED AUTO WARRANTY" but this is as good as a blank piece of a tissue paper. Limited warranty provide too limited protection, if any.

Though some manufacturers promise a 5 year, 60,000 mile or a 10-year, 120,000 mile coverage, the problem is that such promises also come with a jagged-edge driving restrictions. Drivers are restricted to a certain small number of miles/yr in their own vehicle. It means that a car owner must monitor his/her dashboard and pick and choose his/her distance all year round.

Another big irony about AUTO WARRANTY is that it is rarely used as long as the car owner keeps up with Oil changes and Tune-ups. The question remains whether auto warranty a waste of cash or not. Well, the answers could be yes or no. While it is necessary to protect your new car, keep in mind that your new car may not need major repairs (as you maintain it) till the engine gets old. In other words, you need auto repair protection when your car is older.

But wait, manufacturers and dealers said your old car cannot be covered. Another big name warranty company is asking you to pay up to $2,500/yr in order to buy their so called POWER TRAIN -BUMPER TO BUMPER USED car warranty. Do you have the cash?

In many states, such as Texas, millions of USED cars are purchased each year, "AS IS" without a warranty. This kind of sales have led to several lawsuits. "As IS" means drive away at your own risks. Another problem with auto warranty itself is that it comes with too many fine-prints and scary clause.

Yet, over 65% of the cars on our roads are purchased as USED. This means that over 53% of vehicles on American roads do not have full warranty coverage. If you drive one of these USED cars, you are likely to spend between $1,200- $3,000 / year on repairs. If your vehicle develop engine, transmission or electronic/ electrical problems, you arelikely to spend over $4,000 on repairs that year.

REMEMBER: Just because your USED vehicle is running good at this time does not mean that it will not develop problems in the near future and you need to protect it against an expensive repair cost. The worst you can do is to leave it un-protected.

At National Auto Club, we have an easy and low cost solution. You sign up and pay only $19.99/ month and we pay 70% of all your repair and service costs, no matter where and what you fix on their car. You pay only 30%. No haggling. No credit check. No loan application processing. The age, type and high mileage on a vehicle does not matter. We also ensure roadside assistance and traffic arrest bond compensation, etc. Other benefits apply.

YOU FIX YOUR CAR- WE PAY 70% OF THE BILL For more information on how you can "drive-thru" this recession by saving 70% of all your auto repairs, go to: www.kensautoregister.com