I wouldn't waste my money on a AA warranty or any third party Warranty, i have had several of these warranty over the years, and i have never ever been able to make a successful claim, I know when you are buying a car, probably the 2nd largest purchase you are making in your life, and it's easy to get suckered in the fear of "What if", well "if" it happens, Don't expect AA to cover you, there is always way to prove it was wear and tear, and unless it was a total failure " that means if your car broke in half" then you have no case, I Paid £700 for 1 year cover, and today i took it to my dealer for some noise i was getting, and he said i can't drive the car as it's a safety issue because of the sagging suspension, as far as AA was concerned it's not a total faiure so they won't cover under the warranty,When i phone AA to make a claim I spoke to a lady Sophie.P she said as far as she is concerned "it's no a total fauilure" so i am not covered. I stated that in that case I should be able to drive it home then, she said "no that's not what i am saying", so I repeated that the dealer says is a failure which poses a safety issue, As far i was concerned it is a fauilure then , she said it's not a total failure so AA won't cover under their clause Blah di Blah!, I won't go deeper in the conversation, suffice to say, it was an absolute waste of money buying the policy, if anyone knows how to claim the policy money back i will like to know.Don't buy the policy, you will feel pressured because the dealer will ask again and again, and because i was financing it, I was made to feel that the finance may not be approved without it, These are the kind of pressure you feel that forces you to buy the policy, what's basically a pile of toot on paper.
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