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GWC Warranty Upgrades Pre-Owned Coverages
The company is now offering exclusionary coverage on vehicles with starting mileage as high as 150,000 miles. In addition,GWC stated that it is introducing new exclusionary terms of three and six months to provide dealers with more coverage options that rival factory warranties.
by Staff
June 16, 20161 min to read
WILKES-BARRE, Pa. — GWC Warranty announced this week it is expanding its product set to cover high-mileage pre-owned vehicles.
The company is now offering exclusionary coverage on vehicles with starting mileage as high as 150,000 miles. In addition, GWC stated that it is introducing new exclusionary terms of three and six months to provide dealers with more coverage options that rival factory warranties.
“At GWC, we understand that our dealers are a diverse group with vast array of product needs suited to their individual businesses,” said GWC CEO and President Rob Glander. “These changes add to our already expansive and flexible product set while giving dealers more options to choose from when creating a service contract program that is tailored to their specific business needs.”
GWC is also expanding some of its stated component coverage to vehicles with starting mileage as high as 200,000 miles. GWC dealers can now log into the GWC Dealer Portal to view the new mileage eligibility and term lengths available to them, as well as pricing for the newly added plans, the company stated.
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