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Jaguar Extended Warranties allow you to benefit from continuing peace of mind after your existing three-year manufacturer's warranty expires. Jaguar Extended Warranties combine MOT Insurance which is designed to provide expert protection for your investment and reduce your cost of ownership.
If you own a Jaguar that's still within the three-year manufacturer's warranty, and would like to maintain the reassurance and protection against unexpected repair costs, you can get a quote and buy online. All repair work is carried out by Jaguar trained technicians and only genuine parts will be fitted to your car, giving you the confidence to go further.
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