Automotive Warranty Review Does NOT Recommend this Car Warranty Company
US Fidelis has been in business for a number of years. The name “US Fidelis” started being used just a few years ago. Some people report the name change was due to a high profile law suit that greatly tarred the auto warranty company’s reputation. US Fidelis offers several levels of service, just like many of the other service contract companies out there. So how does the process work? US Fidelis handles it like this…

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Here is another service that will assist you with a live rep, and help you find the best car warranty for your needs from among several auto warranty companies. The service is pretty good – I had Shelly help me out.

After a fairly intensive search I led her on for my hypothetical BMW 540i, I let her know I was simply reviewing the service. She was able to answer a few question that you should always ask when buying a warranty – check out our article in the news section on this topic. All these companies like e-surance and Mr Car Warranty now a days with their cartoon people! I love it, brings some fun to the web. I’ll have to see if Mr. Car Warranty is associated with e-surance, as of now, I think they just have similar branding.

All in all, a good place that will spend some time with you to answer questions, provide multiple options, etc…

What do you think? Have you dealt with Mr. Car Warranty? Do you like their television commercials? Let us know!

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Agape Car Warranty may be gone. I have heard nothing but bad press about this extended car warranty company. The first I heard about them came from an owner of a car repair shop in Sacramento, California; he said he tried contacting them in order to get paid on a customer’s car, they gave him a credit card and it didn’t work! Then he contacted them again for the reimbursement money and they said they would send a check. Can you guess what happened next? That’s right, no check! The customer is now stuck with a hefty car repair bill that he thought was going to be covered by this extended car warranty company.

Upon further research on this car warranty company I found the following to complement the story I heard:

• Complaints on Ripoff Report
• Complaints on Complaint Board
• Their website is null

Interesting enough, I haven’t found any news articles on this extended car warranty company.

A lot of the complaints read followed an interesting pattern: They never paid my repairs that was covered in my contract. I went to their business location and they were gone! There was an eviction notice on their business location. I can’t get a hold of Agape.

So what’s up Agape?

This goes to show that before you decide to purchase an extended bumper to bumper car warranty or a used car warranty you need to do research on the different car warranty companies out there! Find a company that will help you along the way and find the best car warranty out there for your car and situation!

In a press release on Business Wire, CARCHEX has announced that Kelly Blue Book (kbb.com) has named it as the car price authority’s exclusive provider of extended auto warranty. Information and offers from CARCHEX will be exclusive featured on KBB’s site http://www.kbb.com/ along with news, reviews and price guides on used and brand new cars in the market.

In the past, CARCHEX has earned recommendations from Lending TREE, CARFAX and CarBuyingTips.com. It has also received endorsements from Automobile TV programs and host mechanics like Pat Goss for its reputable services.

Kelly Blue Book’s recognition underlines CARCHEX’s credibility for providing a financial cushion to car owners who would incur repair expenses past their automobile’s warranty coverage. Quoting CARCHEX CEO Jason Goldsmith, “Given the importance of vehicle protection during tough economic times, we are very proud of the direction we are heading in, especially when aligned with one of the most-recognizable and well-respected brands in the business.
As published by Warranty Watch