Cadillac Warranty Options

Zeigler Cadillac of Lincolnwood knows that once you’ve bought a new Cadillac, you’ll want to find the very best long-term coverage. You’ll have your pick of Cadillac warranty options, but which ones do you need?

Read on for a look at your Cadillac warranty options.

Bumper to Bumper Limited Warranty

Within four years or 50,000 miles, the bumper-to-bumper limited warranty has no deductible and covers repairs, parts, and labor for the entire vehicle. This warranty will transfer to any new owner within the coverage period.

Optional Extended Limited Warranty

The Optional Extended Limited Warranty covers the same scope of repairs as the bumper-to-bumper option, with the option to extend the coverage for six years or 70,000 miles. This warranty covers repairs done using new, remanufactured, or refurbished parts.

Powertrain Limited Warranty

Cadillac vehicles with a model year of 2013 and newer will receive a powertrain warranty which covers five years or 70,000 miles.

24-Month/Unlimited-Mile Limited Parts Warranty

This two-year warranty covers a range of parts, as long as they were installed by General Motors. These include GM original brakes, rotors, alternators and starters, or gold/professional versions of the same.

Limited Lifetime Parts Warranty

If your Cadillac vehicle experiences manufacturer defects on the following parts, the Limited Lifetime Parts Warranty will cover the cost of replacement parts and labor: chassis parts, fuel pumps, radiators, shock absorbers/struts. This is good for up to 24 months.

What Warranty Is Right for You?

The Cadillac warranty that’s best for you and your new car will depend on what you’re looking for. Are you looking to trade in your Cadillac within a couple of years?

Your best bet is contact Zeigler Cadillac of Lincolnwood today and discuss what option is best for you.