Global Warranty Mechanical Breakdown Coverage
Canadian Auto Napa Auto Care – St. Albert
Global’s most flexible and comprehensive warranty program. Any year, any make, any model. Choose your plan, pick your terms, and add your options.
Before activating any warranty, please note that all vehicles must first undergo a Vehicle inspection and an Oil change at our location.
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- To purchase an extended vehicle warranty, your vehicle must be brought to Canadian Auto Napa Auto Care (St. Albert location) for a warranty inspection and a fresh oil change $280. These steps are required to properly assess the condition of the vehicle and determine its eligibility for coverage.
- We do not accept inspections and Oil changes done at other locations before the warranty can be approved.
- If the vehicle does not pass inspection and requires repairs, all necessary work must be completed at Canadian Auto Napa Auto Care (St. Albert) before the warranty can be approved.
- Please note that all associated costs—including the oil change, vehicle inspection, and any required repairs—are the responsibility of the customer.
Warranty Payment Options
Global Warranty
Full payment must be made at the time of purchase by cash, debit, or credit card.
SecureDrive Warranty
Payment can be made by cash, debit, or credit card, or through 0% financing for up to 48 months, with a minimum 15% down payment on qualified warranty options.
Where can vehicles be repaired under Global and SecureDrive warranties?
Vehicles covered by a SecureDrive warranty through LGM Financial Services or by a Global Warranty can be repaired at any licensed repair shop or authorized dealership across Canada and the continental United States.
Primary Repair Locations
- Original selling dealership: SecureDrive strongly recommends returning to the dealership where the warranty was purchased for the smoothest claims process.
- Franchised dealers: Any authorized dealership.
- Licensed repair shops: Any independent, licensed repair facility.
- Specialized facilities: Specific authorized repair facilities include Canadian Auto Napa Auto Care in St. Albert.
Step 1: Choose Your Coverage Plan
Bronze Program
Covers essential powertrain components:
- Engine: All internally lubricated parts including engine block, cylinder heads, manifolds, timing components, oil systems, mounts, sensors, starter, alternator, and more
- Transmission: Automatic and standard transmissions including all internally lubricated parts, torque converter, mounts, and wiring
- Differential & Transfer Case: All internally lubricated parts for FWD, RWD, AWD, and 4×4 systems
- Turbocharger & Supercharger: All internal components including housing, bearings, intercooler, and controllers
- Seals & Gaskets: Included within covered components
- Wear & Tear: Covered for listed parts
- Car Rental: Reimbursement during covered repairs
- Trip Interruption: Coverage for lodging, meals, and transportation
Silver Program
Includes everything in Bronze, plus:
- Diagnostics (excluding first hour, at provider discretion)
- Driveline components (driveshafts, CV joints, axles, etc.)
- Braking system (master cylinder, calipers, lines, etc.)
- Electrical system (ignition coil, wiper motors, heater motor, etc.)
- Trip interruption coverage
Gold Program
Includes Bronze & Silver, plus:
- Air Conditioning: Compressor, condenser, evaporator, switches, lines, and more
- Fuel & Injection Systems (Gas): Pumps, injectors, fuel tank, regulators
- Steering System: Rack & pinion, pumps, tie rods, shafts, sensors, and related components
Titanium Program
Includes Bronze, Silver & Gold, plus:
- Heating & cooling systems (radiators, fans, thermostat, heater core)
- Suspension system (control arms, ball joints, stabilizers, bearings)
- Electronic modules & controls (BCM, ECU, ABS, traction control)
- Sensors & switches (oxygen sensors, crank sensors, switches, etc.)
- Power accessories (windows, locks, mirrors, seats, sunroof, etc.)
- Emissions components
- Electronic hi-tech systems (navigation, display screens, audio systems)
- Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS)
- Airbag systems
- Hybrid & electric vehicle components
Platinum Program
Designed to match your vehicle’s original comprehensive warranty:
- All engine, transmission, driveline, braking, electrical, steering, suspension
- All high-tech, ADAS, hybrid/electric components
- Luxury features such as massage seats, night vision, ambient lighting, and more
Step 2: Pick Your Terms
Flexible options to suit your driving needs:
- Duration: 3, 6, 12, 24, 36, 48 months (up to 6 years for Platinum top-up)
- Distance: 3,000 km per month to Unlimited kilometers
- Deductible: Standard $150 (option for $0 deductible)
- Claim Per Visit Limits: Wide range available
- $3,000 Max Per Claim
- $4,000 Max Per Claim
- $5,000 Max Per Claim
- $10,000 Max Per Claim
- $25,000 Max Per Claim
- Retail Max Per Claim
Step 3: Add Optional Coverage
Customize your plan with additional protection:
- 24/7 Global Roadside Assistance (Canada & USA)
- Towing, battery service, flat tire help, lockout service, and more
- Hybrid/Electric Vehicle Coverage
- Diesel Components Coverage
- Electronic Hi-Tech Coverage
- Air Conditioning Coverage (Bronze/Silver upgrades)
- Lift Kit Coverage (up to 6”)
- Commercial Use Options
- Deferred Coverage (for vehicles with remaining OEM warranty)
- Zero Deductible Upgrade
Typical Repair Costs for Domestic Vehicles
Today’s vehicles are more advanced than ever, and repair costs can be significant when something goes wrong.
Estimated Repair Costs
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- Engine replacement — $12,000+
- Transmission replacement — $6,000+
- Differential repair — $3,000+
- Electric or hybrid power converter/inverter — $3,200+
- Air conditioning repair — $2,000+
- Four-wheel drive transfer case repair — $2,000+
- Leaking cylinder head gasket repair — $1,600+
- Alternator replacement — $1,200+
- Fuel pump replacement — $1,200+
- Master brake cylinder replacement — $800+
- Rear park assist camera replacement — $490+
- Airbag assembly replacement — $2,500+
These prices are estimates for illustration purposes only. Actual repair costs may vary based on the vehicle make, model, parts availability, and labour rates.
Typical Repair Costs for Import Vehicles
In the event of a mechanical breakdown, a high quality repair could cost more than you think.¹
Estimated Repair Costs
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- Engine replacement — $29,000
- Differential repair — $5,900–$6,200
- Alternator replacement — $1,200
- Air conditioner repair — $1,600–$1,800
- Fuel pump replacement — $1,400
- Radiator repair — $1,200
- Transmission replacement — $7,500
- Leaking cylinder head gasket — $3,200
- All-wheel drive transfer case repair — $4,200
- Master brake cylinder replacement — $600
- Power window motor replacement — $650
- Airbag assembly replacement — $1,800
These prices are estimates for illustration purposes only. Actual repair costs may vary based on the vehicle make, model, parts availability, and labour rates.
Before we can provide you with a warranty, please be advised that all vehicles must undergo an inspection.
- Please be advised that, in order to purchase an extended vehicle warranty, your vehicle must be brought to Canadian Auto NAPA Auto Care (St. Albert location) for a warranty inspection and a fresh oil change.
- These steps are required to properly assess the condition of the vehicle and determine its eligibility for warranty coverage.
- If the vehicle does not pass inspection and requires repairs, all necessary work must be completed at Canadian Auto NAPA Auto Care (St. Albert) before the warranty can be approved.
- Please note that customers are fully responsible for all associated costs, including the oil change, vehicle inspection, and any additional repairs required.
Why You Need Mechanical Breakdown Coverage
Your vehicle has over 33,000 parts — and one will fail this year.
1 in 3 vehicles experience a breakdown within 12 months
- Modern vehicles include complex systems like:
- Lane assist
- Emergency braking
- Advanced sensors
- Repair costs are rising due to:
- Higher labor rates
- Increased repair complexity
Without coverage, repairs can cost thousands out-of-pocket.
Protect Your Investment
If you’re financing your vehicle, protecting it is essential.
Global Warranty offers flexible plans to match your needs and budget.
Why Choose Global Warranty?
- Protecting Canadians since 1987
- Thousands of dealers and repair centers nationwide
- Over $300 million paid in claims
- Coverage for any year, make, or model
Global’s mission:
To deliver exceptional service, worry-free driving, and complete peace of mind.
Drive With Confidence
Global Warranty has you covered.
Comprehensive protection for your vehicle, your budget, and your peace of mind.
Serving St. Albert and surrounding areas through Napa Auto Care at Canadian Auto.
What is Global Warranty?
Here are some reasons you might consider buying a Global Extended Vehicle Warranty through Canadian Auto (St. Albert), so you can weigh whether it’s right for your situation.
What is Global Warranty
Global Warranty is a major independent extended vehicle warranty provider in Canada. Some relevant facts:
- In business since 1987.
- They offer a range of plans (“Ultimate” series: Bronze, Silver, Gold, Platinum etc.) with varying levels of coverage from basic mechanical parts to more comprehensive, bumper-to-bumper type coverage.
- Their plans include extras like roadside assistance, trip interruption, etc.
- They cover both new AND used vehicles, though there are terms (e.g. mileage or age limits) depending on the plan.
Why Buy It from Canadian Auto In (St. Albert)
Here are some reasons why purchasing this kind of warranty through the dealership (like Canadian Auto) may offer advantages:
- Convenience/One-Stop Shop
If you’re already buying a car from Canadian Auto, or servicing your car there, doing the warranty paperwork as part of your purchase can save time and coordination. The dealership can help with the claims process, inspections, etc. - Dealer Relationship
Since the dealership sells and services vehicles, you may benefit from a smoother claim administration. They understand the warranty provider’s processes and often have established relationships (maybe even preferred repair shops) which can make getting repairs approved and done more efficiently. - Possibly Better Terms or Promotions
Dealers often have special promotions or can negotiate favorable terms when they work directly with warranty providers. - Peace of Mind / Predictability
Knowing up front what your vehicle protection options are, and having everything formalized before problems occur, gives you more peace of mind. If something mechanical fails, you’re not left guessing whether a repair will be covered or not. - Resale Value
Sellers often point to an active extended warranty as a selling feature. If the warranty is transferable, that could make your car more attractive to future buyers. (You’d need to check whether Global’s plans via Canadian Auto are transferable.)
What To Check / Ask Before Deciding
To see if it’s worth it for you, here are specific questions to ask:
- What exactly is covered under the plan (engine, transmission, electronics, safety features, hybrid/electric components, etc.)?
- What is not covered? (Wear/tear, routine maintenance, etc.)
- What is the deductible? Are there options to reduce or remove it?
- Are there any mileage limits or age limits?
- Is the plan transferable if you sell the car?
- Which repair shops or service centres are approved? Can you use your regular mechanic?
- What is the claims process like? (How fast, how easy, what proof/inspection is required.)
- What is the cost vs what you might expect repair bills to be down the road?
- Are there monthly payment options, or do you need to pay up front?
Conclusion
Buying an extended vehicle warranty like Global’s via Canadian Auto can be a good idea if you:
- Plan to keep the vehicle for several years
- Want protection against expensive unexpected repairs
- Prefer the convenience of getting everything sorted at the dealership when you buy or service the car
If on the other hand you don’t drive much, or you anticipate selling the car soon, or you’re confident in its reliability (and can handle repair costs as needed), then the cost may not outweigh the benefit.