Corrosion Warranty

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Corrosion warranties under the standard limited factory warranty typically cover only the sheet metal panels of the vehicle. Certain components of the vehicle may also have their own corrosion warranty or may exclude corrosion damage completely. The corrosion warranty usually applies to the original owner only, the manufacturer will either replace or repair the outer sheet metal panels you install or have installed if the panels develop inside out rust-through corrosion perforation. The corrosion warranty also may cover the refinishing to include the parts, labor, paint, supplies and the repair of the corroded panels. What is typically not covered under a corrosion warranty?
  1. Accidents, collision, faulty installation, or any alteration to the vehicle that could be reasonably expected to affect the performance of the covered components.
  2. Environmental pollution or conditions, including acid rain, hail, or lightning.
  3. Vehicle neglect, abuse, or use of the vehicle for unintended purposes.
  4. Stone chips, scratches, or other paint damage that lead to surface rust damage.
  5. Cleaning and polishing agents, chemicals, and solvents, including improper undercoating or use of other rust prevention materials.
These corrosion warranties typically do not cover incidental damages such as loss of the use of the vehicle, inconvenience or commercial loss. They are considered limited warranties and do not represent any implied warranty as they are written warranties provided to the original owner of the vehicle.

Chrysler Corrosion Warranty

The Chrysler corrosion warranty includes repairs to rust through on any original sheet metal panel. The warranty covers the cost of repairs if the rust through is caused by a manufacturer defect or workmanship. The Chrysler corrosion warranty begins the day the vehicle is delivered to the first owner (in-service date) or the day of first use.

What is Covered Under the Chrysler Corrosion Warranty?

Buick Corrosion Warranty

The Buick corrosion warranty is an extension of the new vehicle limited warranty that protects against any rust-through, or perforation, on the vehicle body. It will cover the cost of repairs to rust-through that are caused by manufacturer defect or workmanship. The Buick corrosion warranty begins the day the vehicle is delivered to it's firs owner (in-service date) or the first date of use.

What Does the Buick Corrosion Warranty Cover?

GMC Corrosion Warranty

The GMC corrosion warranty protects against any rust-through, or perforation,  on the vehicle body. It will cover the cost of repairs to rust-through that are caused by manufacturer defect or workmanship. The GMC corrosion warranty begins the day the vehicle is delivered to it's firs owner (in-service date) or the first date of use.

What Does the GMC Corrosion Warranty Cover?

Chevrolet Corrosion Warranty

The Chevrolet corrosion warranty protects against any rust-through, or perforation,  on the vehicle body. It will cover the cost of repairs to rust-through that are caused by manufacturer defect or workmanship. The Chevrolet corrosion warranty begins the day the vehicle is delivered to it's firs owner (in-service date) or the first date of use.

What Does the Chevrolet Corrosion Warranty Cover?

Cadillac Corrosion Warranty

The Cadillac corrosion warranty protects against any rust-through, or perforation, and corrosion on the vehicle body. It will cover the cost of repairs to rust-through or corrosion that are caused by manufacturer defect or workmanship. The Cadillac corrosion warranty begins the day the vehicle is delivered to it's firs owner (in-service date) or the first date of use.

What Does the Cadillac Corrosion Warranty Cover?

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