what is bumper to bumper insurance

Bumper to bumper insurance is a type of car insurance that covers repairs from the front to the back of the vehicle. It is also known as comprehensive motor insurance policy with the zero depreciation add-on. Bumper to bumper insurance is often included with new vehicles and is a selling point for dealerships. It is usually offered by car manufacturers as an extended warranty, and the coverage period varies depending on the manufacturer. For example, Chevrolet, Ford, Honda, Nissan, and Toyota offer three years and 36,000 miles coverage, while BMW and Land Rover offer four years and 50,000 miles coverage. Hyundai and Kia offer five years and 60,000 miles coverage. Bumper to bumper insurance covers most vehicle parts between the front and rear bumpers, but it does not cover items like the actual bumpers or body panels. Wear and tear items, routine maintenance services, and damage from car accidents, theft, vandalism, or severe weather incidents are also not covered by bumper to bumper insurance.