Understanding INFINITI Warranty Coverage | Complete Guide
When you buy an INFINITI, warranty coverage is part of your purchase. But understanding what it covers, how long it lasts, and what protection options exist requires clarity. This guide breaks down INFINITI’s factory warranty and explains your extension options.
Factory Warranty: Two-Tier Protection
Every new INFINITI comes with two layers of factory warranty coverage:
Bumper-to-Bumper Coverage
Your INFINITI’s bumper-to-bumper warranty covers nearly everything that isn’t wear and tear. This includes electrical systems, HVAC, suspension, steering, brakes, and most other components. Coverage lasts 48 months or 60,000 miles, whichever comes first. If something fails due to a manufacturing defect, it’s repaired at no cost.
Powertrain Coverage
Powertrain warranty extends protection to the engine, transmission, drive systems, and related components. This coverage lasts longer: 72 months or 70,000 miles. If your QX80 engine develops a defect, if a transmission problem emerges, or if drivetrain components fail, powertrain warranty covers the repair.
Additional Warranty Protection
Beyond bumper-to-bumper and powertrain, INFINITI provides specialized coverage for critical systems.
- Emission Control Warranty: 5 years, unlimited mileage. Covers catalytic converter, oxygen sensors, and emissions system components.
- Corrosion Warranty: 7 years, unlimited mileage. Protects sheet metal and structural components against rust perforation.
- Seat Belt Warranty: 10 years, unlimited mileage. Covers seat belt system components.
These extended timeframes reflect INFINITI’s confidence in build quality and material selection. Rust protection for seven years is meaningful. Seat belt warranty for ten years shows commitment to safety infrastructure.
What’s Not Covered
Warranty covers manufacturing defects. It does not cover routine maintenance, wear items, or damage from accidents, misuse, or poor care.
- Oil changes, tire rotations, and filter replacements are routine maintenance, not warranty items.
- Worn brake pads, tire wear, and wiper blade replacement are wear items.
- Damage from accidents, off-road use, or neglect is the owner’s responsibility.
- Routine fluid flushes, spark plug replacement, and similar scheduled services are not warranty coverage.
This is why Premium Care exists. It covers routine maintenance during the critical first three years, protecting your vehicle while warranty covers manufacturing defects.
No Deductibles, No Hassle
INFINITI’s factory warranty has zero deductible. When a covered component fails, we fix it at no cost. No paperwork games. No arguing over coverage. We’re the first INFINITI Dealer of Excellence in Texas by JD Power 2026, and part of that recognition comes from handling warranty work transparently and quickly.
Additionally, if your vehicle becomes inoperative due to failure of a warrantied part, towing to the nearest INFINITI retailer is covered for the first 48 months with unlimited mileage.
Extended Warranty Options
If you want protection beyond the factory warranty, extended warranty plans are available. These plans extend bumper-to-bumper and powertrain coverage to up to 8 years or 120,000 miles, depending on the plan you select.
Extended warranties can be purchased at the time of sale or within a designated timeframe after purchase. They provide peace of mind beyond the factory coverage period, especially if you plan to keep your INFINITI long-term.
Certified Pre-Owned Warranty
If you’re considering a certified pre-owned INFINITI, CPO warranty provides significant protection. These vehicles receive comprehensive inspections and come with extended bumper-to-bumper and powertrain coverage tailored to CPO standards.
Transferable Coverage
If you sell your INFINITI, powertrain warranty coverage transfers to the second owner (with adjusted terms). This increases the vehicle’s resale value and makes purchasing a used INFINITI a more attractive proposition.
Schedule a Warranty Review
Understanding your coverage prevents surprises down the road. If you have questions about what’s covered under your warranty, when it expires, or whether extended protection makes sense for your situation, call (210) 477-1775. We’ll review your coverage and discuss options.
We’ve earned Best of the Best Car Dealer in Boerne from Boerne Star readers and the INFINITI Award of Excellence because we handle these conversations with clarity and honesty. No jargon. Just straightforward answers about what your vehicle is protected against.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does INFINITI factory warranty cover?
INFINITI factory warranty covers defects in materials and workmanship. Bumper-to-bumper coverage lasts 48 months or 60,000 miles, and powertrain coverage lasts 72 months or 70,000 miles. Coverage includes engine, transmission, drive systems, and most other components. Routine maintenance like oil changes is not covered.
Is there a deductible for warranty repairs?
No. INFINITI factory warranty has no deductible. If a component fails within the warranty period due to a manufacturing defect, we repair it at no cost. Additionally, towing to the nearest INFINITI retailer is covered for the first 48 months.
What is covered beyond bumper-to-bumper and powertrain?
INFINITI provides 5-year emission control warranty, 7-year corrosion protection, and 10-year seat belt warranty. These coverages protect specific systems and components beyond the main factory warranty. Your owner’s manual details what each covers.
Can I extend INFINITI warranty coverage?
Yes. INFINITI offers extended warranty protection plans that extend coverage up to 8 years or 120,000 miles. These plans cover mechanical breakdown and can be purchased at the time of sale or within a specified window after purchase. Call (210) 477-1775 to discuss options that fit your needs.
Does warranty transfer if I sell my vehicle?
Yes. Limited powertrain warranty coverage transfers to a second owner. This can increase the vehicle’s resale value. Coverage terms differ from the original owner, so discuss this when buying a used INFINITI.