Can You Still Get A VehicleOne Warranty?

Unfortunately, VehicleOne doesn’t offer warranties for purchase anymore. We’ll still explain how we grade warranty providers based on ratings in five main categories: industry standing, coverage, cost, transparency, and customer service.

How We Rated VehicleOne Warranty

To give the most up-to-date information, we update our review standards several times each year. We evaluate providers in the following categories:

Industry Standing

We tend to look for the provider’s rating from the Better Business Bureau (BBB) and where its services are available. Any awards the company might’ve recently received that helps it stand out in the industry will be mentioned as well.

Coverage

This category highlights the different coverage plans a provider offers. Term limits as well as what parts of the vehicle are covered will be mentioned to showcase the provider. In addition, any perks offered to customers will be mentioned in this section.

Cost

We’ll score the company based on costs of the plans offered by the provider. Any discounts or deductibles the provider offers will be listed here as well. These elements make up the individual score the provider receives in this particular category.

Transparency

A company will receive a high score in this category if it offers a money-back guarantee of some sort and allows customers to view sample contracts on its coverage plan pages.

Customer Service

We analyze customer reviews on several websites including the BBB, Trustpilot, and Google to get an understanding of what customers think of the provider. If the company has a mobile app, we may even use the ratings for those as part of this category’s rating.

Is VehicleOne Warranty Worth It?

Unfortunately, VehicleOne doesn’t accept new customers for warranty plans anymore. If you’re currently looking for a vehicle warranty, take a look at some of the providers we recommend in this article. You can also find what goes into the review and rating of each provider.

VehicleOne Warranty Quick Facts

• Founded: 1919 (Ally Financial)
• Headquarters: Detroit (Ally Financial)
• Coverage options: N/A
• Coverage terms: N/A

Is VehicleOne Warranty Legit?

Yes, the company is legit. VehicleOne warranties are vehicle service contracts offered by Ally Financial, one of the largest financial services companies in the United States. Ally Financial acquired Universal Warranty Corporation (UWC) in 2000. UWC owned VehicleOne since 1982 until the acquisition. Unfortunately, VehicleOne stopped accepting new customers for warranty plans.

Our team likes VehicleOne’s various protection plans and additional benefits, but we can’t recommend this provider since the company is no longer taking new customers. If you’re interested in VehicleOne warranty coverage, we recommend reaching out to Ally Financial. You should also check out leading extended car warranty companies like Endurance, CARCHEX, and CarShield.

There were four different types of VehicleOne extended warranties: Basic, Major, Select, and Premium. Today, you can get similar Ally extended warranty options from Ally Financial.

VehicleOne Warranty Plans

Below is a table that compares VehicleOne’s four different warranty plans. As you can see, VehicleOne’s plans offered optional add-ons that you could pay to include.

VehicleOne Warranty Benefits

In addition to the coverage above, every VehicleOne warranty plan also came with these additional benefits:

• Towing coverage: Covered up to $100 per occurrence for towing expenses related to covered repairs.
• Lost key/lockout: This covered up to $35 for locksmith services if your keys got lost, broken, or accidentally locked in your vehicle. This service wasn’t available in Kansas.
• Roadside assistance: Provided emergency roadside assistance services including battery jump-starts, out-of-gas fuel deliveries, and flat-tire changes.
• Rental car reimbursement: Provided coverage up to $35 per day when your vehicle underwent covered repairs.
• Trip interruption: Covered up to $75 per day in unplanned hotel and food expenses when you were stranded over 100 miles from home. This service also wasn’t available in Kansas.

You can no longer purchase a warranty from VehicleOne. However, you can get similar coverage from Ally. The cost of an extended warranty depends on a variety of factors, including your vehicle’s model, age, and mileage. Ally Financial’s website does not offer free quotes, so you’ll need to visit a participating dealership to get a quote.

For more information, read our article comparing leading providers’ extended car warranty costs.

While you can no longer get a VehicleOne warranty, we recommend getting quotes from Ally and from the providers outlined below.

Car Warranty Companies Like VehicleOne

Outside of VehicleOne, we researched 46 of the best car warranty companies in the industry. The providers were rated on their industry standing, coverage, cost, transparency, and customer service. Read more about a couple of them below.

Endurance: 4.6 Stars

Endurance is our highest rated warranty provider with an overall rating of 4.6 out of 5.0 stars. It offers six coverage levels with up to 8 years/200,000 miles depending on the plan. Customers also get Endurance Elite benefits for a year when they purchase a warranty.

For more information, read our Endurance warranty review.

CarShield: 4.5 Stars

CarShield is another highly-rated provider in the car warranty industry. The company offers six levels of coverage that can last up to 10 years/300,000 miles. It takes our award for Best Monthly Payments as it has some of the lowest costs among all providers.

For more information, check out our CarShield review.

Below are some common frequently asked questions about VehicleOne extended warranties: