Basic Information
What are the 4 levels of coverages offered?
Comprehensive, High Tech, Standard, Powertrain
Name 3 ways someone can purchase CU Certified?
In Vehicle loan, Cash, Approved Personal Loan, Or cash advanced on a Credit Card.
What are additional member benefits?
Towing, Rental Reimbursement, Trip Interruption, Roadside assistance: Flat tire change, Emergency fluid delivery, lockout recovery, jump start. Tire & Wheel, $0 dollar deductible
Who was CU Certified created by?
A CU and its CUSO
What does CU Certified do?
Covers members from qualifying mechanical breakdowns by paying for parts and labor for all covered components.
What are some additional enhancements we offer coverage for an additional cost that other companies, including the manufactures’ warranty may not cover?
Snowplow, Business Use, Rideshare, Lift Kits, Oversized Tires, Tire & Wheel
What is CU Certified?
A Vehicle Service Contract/Mechanical Breakdown Protection
How do you use CU Certified?
Take it to a licensed repair facility
Repair facility calls up Century
Century authorizes claim
Work gets completed
Repair facility submits the final bill
Bill is paid with corporate credit card
What is included for coverage in our true $0 deductible?
Parts, Labor, Diagnostic times, Fluids, Filters, taxes
Where can CU Certified be used?
Any Licensed repair facility.
What is gray area?
A discretionary fund that CU Certified can use to cover uncovered claims.
What options do you have for CU Certified if selling your covered vehicle via private sale?
Transferring to the next owner for a $50 fee.
Cancelling the CU Certified Policy and getting a 95% refund on the coverage that remains on the policy that does NOT deduct any claims paid.