without extended warranty coverage for your VW, repairs can be costly

Volkswagen’s are well built, durable vehicles. You count on them to be just that. But what happens when they prove otherwise? Just like with any vehicle, no matter how well crafted, items eventually break down. It is not uncommon to bring your Volkswagen in for repairs. And although it may not be as often as other brands, issues will arise and will have to be fixed eventually. olive wants you to be prepared when the unexpected occurs so you don’t have to worry about going into debt, depleting your cash reserves or being stranded due to expensive repairs.

what is olive?

olive is shaking up the way Volkswagen drivers look at Mechanical Breakdown Protection beyond the basic Vehicle Service Contracts also known as Extended Warranties. Mechanical Breakdown Insurance works in conjunction with your original manufacturer’s warranty or your extended warranty through Volkswagen. With olive you can count on the same level of durability and confidence to keep your Volkswagen vehicle protected.

why choose olive to cover your Volkswagen against mechanical breakdowns?

• No waiting period-quote today and get covered tomorrow.
• Start coverage with up to 140,000 miles on your ride.
• No yearly mileage limits-we cover you up to 185,000 miles no matter how quickly you get there.
• Manageable monthly payments.
• Cancel anytime.
• 100% online process-or give us a call at 888-654-8348-your choice!

BBB A+ rating means coverage for your Volkswagen you can trust

Our products, customer service, and reputation for excellence have earned us an A+ rating with the Better Business Bureau and we’ve partnered with some of the insurance industry’s largest companies to back us. We’re in the business of helping you live life covered!

With easy online sign up, convenient monthly payment plans, and instant coverage, olive provides the coverage you need, only a few clicks away!

Volkswagen, known to its owners and consumers as VW was founded in 1937. VW is a German auto manufacturer headquartered in Wolfsburg, Germany. Volkswagen builds and ships their vehicles worldwide. Volkswagen translates to “People’s Car” in German. In the 30’s not many Germans had automobiles. Adolf Hitler ordered the production of a basic vehicle to transport families in order to have access to a vehicle. Hitler was very hot on this idea and in the end, sponsored the production of the VW Beetle. The Beetle was designed by Ferdinand Porsche. The VW Beetle became one of the most iconic autos across the globe. During WWII auto manufacturing changed to the production of military vehicles.

Post war, Volkswagen was an important element to regenerating the economy. Both the VW Beetle and the introduction of the VW microbus came in 1950. Then in 1955 VW introduced its sports car the Volkswagen Karmann Ghia. It was a 2-seater, coupe convertible. Volkswagen produced the Karmann Ghia from 1955 – 1974. It is one of VW’s most popular models. With Volkswagen making more of an entrance to markets outside of Germany, they formed Volkswagen of America in 1955. Both the Beetle and the Bus were popular in the US market. Volkswagen continued to grow through the 60’s, 70’s and 80’s. Volkswagen continued to introduce vehicles like the Jetta, the Golf, the Polo and the Scirocco.

In 2017, Volkswagen announced their plans to create a new focus on electric vehicles. Their goal is to launch several new EV models. Volkswagen has over 120 production facilities across the globe and sells vehicles in over 150 countries. Their motto, “Shaping mobility for generations to come” is taken quite seriously within Volkswagen. VM is dedicated to make mobility sustainable for future generations. The Volkswagen group has created TOGETHER 2025. The goal is to make automobiles clean, quiet, intelligent and safe for all owners. This along with Together4Integrity bundles compliance, culture, integrity and risk management to create the basics for future success for Volkswagen.