What Kind of Warranty Do I Get?

Mazda provides a distributor's coverage for 3 years or 60,000 km on all factory-owned cars. Consequently, your vehicle is mostly protected during this period, with the exception of a few things.

The best part about Mazda warranty plans is that it offers almost 5 years or 100,000 of powertrain coverage, whichever comes first. Essentially, powertrain coverage ensures that all the moving parts, such as the engine, transmission, turbocharger, etc.

You can also get a warranty of 8 years or a distance limit of 160,000 km for hybrid systems. Generally, the battery life is expected to decrease over the years. However, if the degradation occurs more rapidly than usual, the warranty will cover it.

For all audio components and accessories, there is a distance limit of 60,000 km or 3 years. But for roadside assistance and surface corrosion, there is no distance limit; you can get complete coverage for 3 years straight.

Now that you know what's included in the factory warranty, you should also understand the things that aren't included to ensure there isn't any confusion.

For starters, inspections and regular maintenance such as tire rotations and oil changes aren't part of the coverage plans. These are the things that you'll have to be responsible for. Moreover, any regular wear and tear or tire defects are also not included in the coverage.