Premier Auto Protect outlines ASE-certified repair facility network for owners comparing a Maserati extended warranty
Nov 6, 2026
Premier Auto Protect describes its nationwide network of ASE-certified repair facilities for Maserati owners weighing a Maserati extended warranty and seeking alternatives to dealership-only service.
New York City, United States, November 6, 2026 -- NEW YORK CITY, NY — Premier Auto Protect, a direct-to-consumer provider of vehicle service contracts, is outlining its nationwide network of ASE-certified repair facilities as an option for Maserati owners evaluating a Maserati extended warranty. The company says covered repairs may be performed at any qualified facility in the network, not only at dealership service departments. ASE refers to the National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence, the independent nonprofit organization that tests and certifies automotive technicians.
The announcement comes as owners of higher-value vehicles continue to weigh the cost of out-of-warranty repairs. Modern luxury vehicles combine complex electronics, turbocharged engines and specialized components, and repair costs for these systems can be considerable once a factory warranty expires. Service contracts, often called extended warranties, help owners plan for those expenses, and rules on where repairs may be performed vary by provider.
Premier Auto Protect’s service contracts are structured so that policyholders may choose among ASE-certified repair facilities across the United States. The company reports that this network includes thousands of locations and serves drivers in all 50 states. For Maserati owners, the practical effect is that a covered repair may be handled by a certified technician closer to home or work, subject to the terms of the individual contract.
The company notes that ASE certification requires technicians to pass examinations and demonstrate hands-on work experience, and that certification must be renewed periodically through retesting. Coverage terms, exclusions, deductibles, and claim procedures differ by plan, and the company advises owners to read the full contract language before enrolling. Eligibility can also depend on a vehicle’s age, mileage and maintenance history.
“Many luxury vehicle owners tell us they want the freedom to choose a qualified repair facility instead of being restricted to a single type of service provider,” said the Director of Customer Programs at Premier Auto Protect. “Our network of ASE-certified facilities is intended to give Maserati owners that flexibility while keeping repairs in the hands of certified technicians.”
About Premier Auto Protect: Premier Auto Protect provides vehicle service contracts, commonly called extended auto warranties, for drivers across the United States. The company offers coverage plans for gasoline, hybrid, and electric vehicles and is headquartered in New York City, New York.
Maserati owners comparing coverage options and repair flexibility for a Maserati extended warranty can review Premier Auto Protect’s available plans and certified repair network at Premier Auto Protect - Maserati Extended Warranty.
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