Vehicle context
BMW model names help identify the vehicle; they do not establish eligibility or manufacturer involvement.
Independent by design
A clearer way to evaluate protection for your BMW.
BMW Extended Auto Warranty is an independent website operated by Titan Auto Warranty. It is designed for BMW owners comparing third-party vehicle service contracts—not BMW factory warranties or manufacturer-backed protection.
Our approach
The contract comes before the sales language.
Titan operates this site to help BMW owners organize the facts that matter: vehicle details, available contract options, exclusions, limits, deductibles, waiting periods, and the process for requesting repair authorization.
A quote is a starting point, not proof that a vehicle is eligible or that a repair will be covered. Availability and coverage depend on the specific vehicle, state, selected plan, and final issued contract.
BMW names are used only to identify the vehicles and audience served by this site. Titan is not BMW, a BMW dealer, or an agent of the manufacturer.
A document-led process
Four steps before you decide.
The goal is an informed decision based on the agreement you would actually receive, not a broad promise about every BMW or repair.
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Describe your BMW
Provide the year, model, mileage, location, and other details needed to evaluate available options.
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Compare available options
Review only the plans presented for the vehicle; no BMW is automatically eligible.
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Read the proposed contract
Confirm covered components, exclusions, limits, deductibles, waiting periods, maintenance duties, and cancellation terms.
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Keep the issued agreement
The signed contract identifies the administrator, claims contact, benefits, and rules that apply after enrollment.
What guides this site
Useful information, clear boundaries.
Vehicle service contracts can be detailed. These principles keep the experience centered on verifiable terms and informed consent.
Contract clarity
Coverage descriptions are summaries. The issued agreement controls when language differs.
Informed choice
Customers should have an opportunity to review material terms before accepting a contract.
Support path
Contract documents should make the administrator, claims process, and customer-service contacts easy to locate.