Buying a used car is already a gamble, but now warranties—the safety nets meant to catch buyers—are becoming the source of the biggest headaches. Drivers who thought they were signing up for peace of mind are instead drowning in fine print, hidden fees, and endless hold music.
Complaints are spiking everywhere from consumer watchdog sites to state attorney generals’ offices. What was once a selling point is now a red flag. So, why are these warranties frustrating drivers more than ever before?
