Multi award-winning warranties
Warranty Solutions Group
The UK’s highest rated, multi award-winning vehicle warranty provider.
We are keen that you should feel well supported after you leave our premises with your new vehicle, and so we are proud to work with Warranty Solutions Group (WSG) for both our car and motorcycle warranties.
Having researched the warranty market and taken note of real-world reviews and recommendations, we're confident that WSG offer a class-leading product that covers extensive parts and faults lists and is backed up with great customer service.
It's a confidence we have that is underpinned by WSG having won a wide range of awards in recent years, including Warranty Provider of the Year 2024 by Car Dealer Magazine, and After Sales Provider of the Year 2023 at the Motor Trader Independent Dealer Awards.
WSG warranties cover more parts than any other warranty provider and cover is generously tiered according to vehicle age and mileage (Platinum, Gold, Silver).
Most of our vehicles are sold with a 6 month complimentary warranty within the relevant tier for a particular vehicle, but within all 3 tiers you the customer are able to upgrade the warranty length and the individual claim limit.
What about the Consumer Rights Act 2015?
All used car and motorcycle dealers in the UK must abide by the Consumer Rights Act 2015 (CR2015) in reference to vehicles sold being "as described, of satisfactory quality and fit for purpose", taking into account variables such as age, mileage and value.
This legislation is in place to offer consumers some protection if they encounter an issue with their vehicle in the first 6 months that fails the "as described, of satisfactory quality and fit for purpose" standards, and in turn it helps ensure dealers set themselves a high bar in relation to how vehicles are prepared for sale.
As Described
Any vehicle on sale should match all and any description provided by the dealer, on any platform including verbal discussion.
Satisfactory Quality
Satisfactory quality means that the vehicle should be of a standard a reasonable person would expect, taking into account things like its age, value, history, mileage, make and description.
Fit for purpose
You must be able to use the vehicle for the purposes that you would normally expect from a vehicle including any particular purpose that you tell the dealer about before you buy, or which the dealer has advertised or gleaned from your conversation – towing for example.
However, a dealer adhering as they should to CR2015 is not the same as offering a dedicated, reputable warranty.
A warranty is a form of insurance cover against certain faults a vehicle may develop, over and above your statutory rights. It does not override or replace your rights under the Consumer Rights Act, but it covers a wider range of faults which would not be acceptable reasons for rejecting a vehicle altogether.
Here at Revellion we have gone to some lengths to ensure we work with a warranty partner that we have confidence is of genuine benefit to our customers should an issue on a covered part crop up during the warranty period.
Prior to vehicle purchase, you will be given the opportunity to ask any questions you may have around our warranties, and you will be able to review the warranty documentation to help ensure your feel informed at the point of purchase.