Understand Your Options and Protect Your Vehicle with Confidence
Your Chrysler was built to last—but even the most well-made vehicles can face costly repairs over time. That’s why many Chrysler owners choose a Mopar FlexCare extended warranty to stay covered well beyond the factory warranty period.
In this guide, we’ll explain what a Chrysler extended warranty covers, what it doesn’t, and why that coverage matters more than ever in today’s world of complex vehicle tech.
What Is a Chrysler Extended Warranty?
Chrysler extended warranties are offered under the Mopar FlexCare program. These are factory-backed service contracts that extend coverage after your original bumper-to-bumper or powertrain warranty expires.
They’re accepted at every certified Chrysler dealership in the U.S. and Canada and include coverage for parts, labor, roadside assistance, and more.
What’s Covered by Mopar FlexCare?
Coverage depends on the plan you choose, but here’s a general breakdown:
Extended Care Premium
- 5,000+ components covered
- Advanced safety features
- Uconnect and infotainment systems
- Navigation, cameras, and sensors
- Interior electronics and power accessories
- All major mechanical systems
Extended Care Plus
- 850+ components covered
- Engine, transmission, driveline
- Steering, suspension, brakes
- Heating and A/C
- Fuel and electrical systems
Extended Care
- Core powertrain components
- Engine, transmission, and drive systems
What’s Not Covered
FlexCare plans do not include:
- Wear items like brake pads, wiper blades, or tires
- Routine maintenance (oil changes, filters, etc.)
- Cosmetic issues, trim, or upholstery
- Damage from neglect, abuse, or aftermarket modifications
Why It Matters
Modern Chryslers come equipped with more tech than ever. That’s great for comfort and convenience—but expensive when it breaks.
- Uconnect touchscreen: $1,800+
- Power steering rack: $1,200
- Adaptive cruise control module: $1,500+
- Transmission replacement: $4,000+
A single covered repair could exceed the cost of your entire warranty plan.
When to Buy a Chrysler Extended Warranty
The best time to buy is before your factory warranty expires. You’ll get better pricing, more term options, and ensure uninterrupted coverage. Most plans are available for Chrysler vehicles from model year 2020 or newer and under mileage limits.
Which Plan Should You Choose?
Here are a few examples to help:
1. Chrysler Pacifica with All the Features
If you have safety tech, entertainment systems, and advanced electronics, Extended Care Premium is the smart choice.
2. Chrysler 300 for Everyday Use
You want broad mechanical and electrical coverage, but not full luxury protection. Extended Care Plus offers the best value.
3. Chrysler Voyager for Basic Coverage
You just want to protect your drivetrain without the extras. Go with Extended Care.
How Granger Supports Chrysler FlexCare Plans
Granger Motors makes it easier than ever to buy a factory-backed Chrysler warranty with complete transparency. Unlike dealerships that bundle extended warranties with finance packages or pressure you in the F&I office, Granger offers pricing upfront and online.
You can visit BuyMoparWarranty.com to:
- View real prices based on your exact vehicle and mileage
- Compare plan levels, deductibles, and terms in seconds
- Choose between upfront or monthly payment options
- Checkout online without sales pressure or surprise add-ons
Every plan sold through Granger is a genuine Mopar FlexCare contract, not a third-party imitation. That means dealership-grade repairs, nationwide coverage, and parts designed specifically for your Chrysler.
Final Thoughts
Chrysler FlexCare extended warranties give you real protection backed by the same company that built your vehicle. It’s not about fear—it’s about smart planning, especially when even minor issues can lead to major bills.
See your pricing at BuyMoparWarranty.com—no pressure, no calls, just the numbers.
