Ford CSP is a extended warranty offered through a direct mail service contract program offering coverage to owners of older Ford & Lincoln vehicles. Ford CSP is sold by and administered through two different third party companies. The Ford Continued Service Plan program is a venture between Ford, Affinity Brokerage, LLC and QBE Americas, Inc. It was developed under a plan to assist Ford dealer repair facilities and to help owners of older Ford and Lincoln models protect themselves against future unexpected repair costs via a month by month payment scheme.
Ford CSP cannot be sold by a Ford or Lincoln franchised dealer. These plans are only sold through a direct marketing mail campaign through Affinity Brokerage, LLC. The mailers are sent to current Ford ESP and Ford Protect policyholders who are nearing the end of their coverage period and also as of fall 2014 similar mailings are being sent to Ford and Lincoln owners who do not have a Ford ESP or Ford Protect coverage, but they are nearing the end of the factory powertrain warranty period.
No.The CSP plan offerings are limited to two levels of coverage. An Ultimate Protection Plan, which is a stated component plan similar to Ford Protect ExtraCare and a Standard Protection Plan, which is similar to Ford Protect PowertrainCare. Exclusionary coverage, comparable to Ford Protect's Premium Care, is is not offered.
The claims administration for Ford CSP is not handled through Ford, like a genuine Ford Protect, they are handled through QBE Americas, Inc. The terms and conditions of the Ford CSP coverage instruct the policyholder to call a toll free number to obtain a repair authorization before initiating a repair.
There are many differences, here are a few. With some Ford CSP plans the deductible amounts can be much higher than a Ford Protect up to $500.00 per repair visit. As stated in the contract, the total loss limits for a Ford CSP coverage is when the accumulation of all paid claims exceeds the Retail Value of the Vehicle, unlike Ford Protect where the loss limit is up to the NADA Retail Value of the Vehicle for each eligible repair visit. Also, the CSP plan does not come with Roadside Assistance benefits like Ford Protect.
Yes. If your Ford or Lincoln is a 2011 or newer Ford or Lincoln and has less than 160,000 miles, you could qualify for a Ford backed, genuine Protect plan. You may even find that our discounted pricing is much less than paying retail for a CSP plan. If you don't fit within these parameters, then Ford CSP may be the only choice for you.