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Coverage should be understandable before purchase, with options for vehicles at different ages and mileage.
Keeping a vehicle beyond its factory warranty can make financial sense. The challenge is being ready for the repair bill that may come with it.
Drive1 Vehicle Service Agreements are designed to help eligible vehicle owners manage covered mechanical repair costs, with multiple coverage levels and practical benefits for everyday ownership.
Modern vehicles combine mechanical systems, electronics, sensors and technology that can be expensive to repair once factory coverage ends. Drive1 gives eligible vehicle owners a way to plan for covered mechanical breakdowns before they happen — instead of facing the full cost after the vehicle is already in the shop.
A Drive1 Vehicle Service Agreement can help pay for eligible repairs to covered vehicle systems and components according to the coverage level selected and the terms of the agreement.
It is different from auto insurance. Auto insurance generally addresses losses such as collisions and other insured events. A Vehicle Service Agreement is designed around eligible mechanical breakdowns and the specific components covered by the agreement.
Coverage should be understandable before purchase, with options for vehicles at different ages and mileage.
Customers should know where to take the vehicle, who needs to call and when authorization is required.
Protection can extend beyond the repair itself with eligible roadside, rental, travel and maintenance benefits.
When the vehicle is down, customers need answers and a clear path toward getting back on the road.
Drive1 offers five levels of protection across three coverage families, allowing eligible vehicle owners to choose a level that fits the age and mileage of the vehicle.
For qualifying vehicles within the current model year plus seven model years and with fewer than 100,000 miles at purchase. Designed to cover repairs across almost all vehicle systems, subject to the agreement's exclusions and terms.
Explore Exclusionary Coverage →For qualifying vehicles within the current model year plus 10 model years and with fewer than 150,000 miles. Covers a broad list of specified systems and components.
Explore Used Stated Coverage →For qualifying vehicles within the current model year plus 15 model years and with fewer than 250,000 miles. Available in Enhanced, Plus and standard levels, with coverage for major systems such as the engine, transmission and drive axles.
Compare Powertrain Coverage →Applicable Drive1 agreements include ownership benefits designed to help with some of the practical problems that come with vehicle trouble.
Towing, flat-tire assistance, jump starts, essential-fluid delivery, locksmith and concierge service, subject to agreement terms.
Qualifying plans currently provide up to $30 per day, with a maximum of $150 per eligible incident.
Eligible lodging and meal reimbursement of up to $75 per day for as many as three days when a covered breakdown occurs more than 100 miles from home.
Applicable agreements include a maintenance program with benefits for items such as oil changes, brake pads or shoes, battery replacement, cooling-system service and a safety inspection.
If a covered vehicle develops a mechanical problem, protect it from additional damage, take it to a licensed repair facility and have the facility contact Drive1 before covered repairs begin.
Take reasonable steps to prevent additional damage. Stop driving and request roadside assistance if necessary.
Take the vehicle to a licensed repair facility of your choice and authorize the diagnosis needed to identify the failure.
Drive1 authorization is required before covered repairs begin. The repair facility should call 1-833-764-4562 before you authorize the work.
Drive1 is powered by RMG Global Inc., an automotive organization that brings vehicle protection, dealer technology, payments and operational services together under one organization. RMG describes Drive as its premier vehicle-protection program, focused on transparent vehicle service contracts.
Explore RMG GlobalDrive1's website identifies Drive1, LLC as both the Vehicle Service Agreement Provider/Obligor and administrator.
Drive1 states that it is insured by Lyndon Southern Insurance Company, a Fortegra company.
Lyndon Southern is part of Fortegra, a specialty insurer with more than 45 years in business and experience supporting automotive warranty and service-contract programs.
Compare Drive1 coverage, review the benefits and understand the claims process before deciding which level of protection fits your vehicle.