What is the difference between an exclusionary plan and an inclusionary plan?
We offer both exclusionary and inclusionary plans (named component plan) to our customers, depending on what your vehicle qualifies for. Exclusionary coverage is a contract that has a section which only lists what is not covered. Instead of having a long list of covered parts for you to examine, this type of plan is only going to list what is not covered which is typically just routine maintenance to the vehicle such as oil changes, alignments, tires and brake pads. For this reason an exclusionary plan is considered to be the very best type of vehicle service contract you can purchase. This type of coverage is usually offered on newer vehicles that are less than 5 years old and under 50,000 miles. An inclusionary plan is a contract which has a covered parts section which lists exactly which parts are covered by the contract, if the part that fails on your vehicle is not listed it would not be covered. Inclusionary plans are considered to be good protection for older higher mileage vehi
