The CARFAX Vehicle History Report provides an estimate of a vehicle's remaining warranty coverage based on information reported to us. It does not take into account some vehicle history events such as some title brands that may void the original manufacturer warranty or ownership transfers that may decrease warranty coverage. Please confirm remaining factory warranty and extended warranty options with the vehicle manufacturer. 

• Powertrain/Drivetrain Warranty
  This covers the engine, transmission, differential and other mechanical parts of the vehicle. Most manufacturers provide a longer coverage period for powertrain warranties than they do with bumper to bumper. Some, such as Hyundai and Kia provide up to 10 years/100,000 miles of coverage.

• Emissions warranty: This coverage comes in two parts, the Emissions Performance Warranty and the Emissions Defect Warranty, both of which are regulated by the federal government. The coverage protects all emissions-related components to ensure that the vehicle’s emission output is within federal limits. California has its own set of emissions guidelines, which automakers also include in their factory warranty coverage.

• Corrosion warranty: Also called an anti-rust or anti-perforation warranty, this coverage protects rusted-through body sheet metal panels. It typically does not cover perforation caused by environmental damage, like acid rain.

• Roadside assistance: Your roadside assistance program usually covers services like towing, winching, battery jump-starts, lockout services, emergency fuel deliveries and flat tire changes.

• SRS warranty: This warranty applies to the vehicle’s seat belts, air bags and other related safety components.