Breaking Down The Platinum Protection Plan Cost: What You Need to Know
While factory warranties cover vehicles for a limited period, extended protection plans offer peace of mind beyond the manufacturer’s coverage. Among these, the Platinum Protection Plan stands out as the most comprehensive option available. But how much does it cost? In this guide, we’ll break down the Platinum Protection Plan cost, what it covers, and whether it’s the right investment for you.
When purchasing a new or used vehicle, one of the biggest concerns for owners is long-term protection. While factory warranties cover vehicles for a limited period, extended protection plans offer peace of mind beyond the manufacturer’s coverage. Among these, the Platinum Protection Plan stands out as the most comprehensive option available. But how much does it cost?
In this guide, we’ll break down the Platinum Protection Plan cost, what it covers, and whether it’s the right investment for you.
The Platinum Protection Plan is the highest level of extended coverage available for your vehicle. It goes beyond standard powertrain warranties by covering a wide range of mechanical and electrical components, reducing out-of-pocket expenses for repairs.
This plan is designed to provide factory-like coverage, ensuring you don’t have to worry about unexpected repair costs after your manufacturer’s warranty expires.
The cost of the Platinum Protection Plan varies based on several factors, including:
Vehicle Age | Estimated Platinum Plan Cost | Coverage Term |
0-3 years | $1,500 - $3,000 | 5-8 years |
4-7 years | $2,000 - $4,500 | 3-6 years |
8+ years | $2,500 - $5,500 | 2-5 years |
Note: These are general estimates. For an exact quote, visitGranger Warranty and enter your vehicle details.
The Platinum Protection Plan covers a vast range of components, offering protection against costly repairs. Here’s a comparison of what’s included:
Component Category | Covered? |
Engine & Transmission | Yes |
Drivetrain Components | Yes |
Electrical Systems | Yes |
Air Conditioning & Heating | Yes |
Suspension & Steering | Yes |
Fuel System | Yes |
Braking System | Yes |
High-Tech Components (Navigation, Sensors, etc.) | Yes |
Wear & Tear Items (Brakes, Tires, etc.) | No |
While the Platinum Protection Plan is the most extensive option, it does not cover:
Getting coverage for your vehicle is a straightforward process with Granger Warranty.
While Granger does not sell Toyota extended warranties, our PremiumCare extended warranty plans are competitive to Toyota’s Platinum Warranty.
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Granger Warranty is the trusted choice for extended vehicle protection because:
Yes, if you sell your vehicle, you may be able to transfer the remaining coverage to the new owner, which can increase resale value.
Yes, cancellation policies vary. You may receive a prorated refund depending on the time and coverage used.
Yes, but coverage details may differ. Be sure to check specific protection for battery systems and hybrid components.
Yes, you can take your vehicle to any certified repair facility in the U.S., including dealerships and ASE-certified shops.
Simply take your vehicle to a certified repair shop, have them diagnose the issue, and have them contact the warranty administrator for approval before repairs begin.
Don’t wait until it’s too late—protect your vehicle with comprehensive coverage today. Get a free quote now by visiting GrangerWarranty.com and find out how affordable our PremiumCare warranty plans can be for your vehicle.
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