An optional service agreement can help you plan for covered repairs as you keep your Subaru. The right time to consider one depends on your vehicle's current coverage, eligibility, expected ownership period and the plan you choose. Schumacher Subaru of Delray can help drivers in Delray Beach, Boca Raton, Boynton Beach and Lake Worth compare their options before making a decision.

Can I buy Subaru Added Security after buying my car?

Subaru says Added Security extended service agreements can be purchased through an authorized Subaru retailer during the vehicle's new-car warranty. You do not necessarily have to decide on delivery day. Ask our team to check your VIN, original warranty start date, current mileage and vehicle use before the applicable eligibility window closes. Eligibility and plan availability must be confirmed for your specific Subaru.

What makes Subaru Added Security different?

Added Security is backed by Subaru of America. Subaru offers different coverage terms and deductible choices; its Gold Plus plan includes coverage for major systems and specified technology components, subject to the agreement. Ask to see the actual contract so you can compare covered repairs, exclusions and any applicable rental or travel benefits. A prepaid maintenance plan, factory warranty and optional repair agreement serve different purposes.

Eight questions to ask before choosing coverage

  1. What protection do I already have? Compare remaining factory or CPO coverage before adding another plan.
  2. When does the term start and end? Confirm both the date and mileage limit; do not assume the term starts when you purchase the agreement.
  3. Which repairs are covered? Review exclusions, maintenance responsibilities and authorization requirements in writing.
  4. What will I pay? Request the full plan price and deductible, alongside any payment options and total financed cost.
  5. Who backs the agreement? Confirm the provider and administrator rather than relying on the phrase "extended warranty."
  6. Where can I use it? Ask how covered repairs are arranged when traveling or after moving.
  7. What happens if I sell the car? Read the transfer, cancellation, refund and fee provisions.
  8. Does it fit how I drive? Tell us your annual mileage, ownership plans and any special vehicle use so we can discuss suitable options.

Bring these details to your Delray coverage review

Have your VIN, odometer reading and any existing warranty or service-agreement documents ready. If you are comparing two vehicles, save both listings and ask for separate, itemized options. This is especially useful when choosing between a new Subaru, a used vehicle and a Subaru Certified Pre-Owned model.

Service agreements are optional. Coverage, eligibility, pricing and benefits depend on the written agreement; a request for information does not enroll you in a plan. Compare the choice with your expected ownership needs and budget.

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Information checked October 8, 2026. Program reference: Subaru Added Security. Consumer reference: FTC service-contract guidance. Your written agreement controls coverage.