Large upfront costs can stop the delivery
Customers may value protection but cannot add another large lump sum after the vehicle and insurance down payments.

Affordable vehicle protection for BHPH customers
Help eligible customers protect selected basic vehicle components—with an option to include specified air-conditioning components—without asking them to absorb another large lump-sum cost at delivery. Build a flexible program around the dealership, inventory, customer, and servicing model.
The $99-down, $75-monthly structure is available only for eligible programs and vehicles. Payment duration, total cost, coverage, terms, and availability vary; the customer agreement controls.

The BHPH affordability problem
Many BHPH customers already have to manage the vehicle down payment, registration, taxes, and an insurance down payment. A large warranty charge can create more delivery-day friction. Where the customer, vehicle, and program qualify, the $99-down, $75-monthly structure is designed to make defined vehicle protection easier to fit into the customer’s budget. Payment duration and total cost must be reviewed before enrollment.
Customers may value protection but cannot add another large lump sum after the vehicle and insurance down payments.
An unexpected mechanical repair can compete directly with the customer’s next car payment and transportation to work.
Vehicle age, mileage, inventory, repair relationships, customer profile, and dealership size all affect the right program.
Core-component protection
Coverage can be configured around approved component categories. The final contract—not a marketing list—defines each covered part, limit, deductible, exclusion, maintenance obligation, waiting period, and claim procedure.
Selected internal lubricated parts and related components as listed in the approved agreement.
Defined automatic or manual transmission components, subject to the actual coverage schedule.
Approved front-, rear-, or all-wheel-drive components where included by the selected plan.
Selected A/C components can be included so basic comfort does not become an overlooked customer concern.
Defined components supporting operating temperature and engine protection where included.
Selected starter, alternator, and related electrical components where listed in the agreement.
Availability and conditions vary; coverage applies only when specifically included by the agreement.
Roadside assistance, towing, rental, maintenance, or broader component tiers may be available.
Flexible by design
ACP helps define the dealership’s operating needs first, then works through approved providers and program options to configure the right customer and dealer experience.
Design My Dealer ProgramMatch eligibility and coverage to vehicle age, mileage, makes, models, condition, and turn strategy.
Select a basic core-component approach or evaluate approved broader tiers and optional benefits.
Use the approved $99-down and $75-monthly structure where eligible, with clear total-cost and term disclosures.
Define enrollment, customer explanation, claims intake, repair authorization, cancellations, reporting, and escalation.
Configure a practical program for a single-location BHPH lot, a growing group, or a finance-company portfolio.
What the program is meant to improve
When the structure fits, affordable mechanical protection can support the ownership experience, reduce delivery friction, and give the dealership a more organized way to respond when a covered component fails.
Dealer questions answered
ACP will help separate marketing language from the actual approved program, agreement, provider role, customer obligation, and claims process.
The promoted eligible program is $99 down and $75 per month. Payment duration, total cost, vehicle eligibility, taxes or fees if applicable, and all other terms must be disclosed in the customer agreement before enrollment.
The program can be configured to include air-conditioning components along with selected core vehicle systems. The exact covered parts, limits, deductible, exclusions, and claim requirements are listed in the actual agreement.
Yes. Dealer size, inventory age and mileage, desired coverage, term, deductible, servicing process, state, and provider availability can shape the approved program.
No. A limited warranty or vehicle service contract addresses defined mechanical-repair obligations. CPI addresses financed-collateral exposure when required borrower physical-damage insurance cannot be verified. Neither should be described as a substitute for liability insurance.
No. Eligibility can depend on vehicle age, mileage, make, model, condition, inspection, state, provider, and program rules. The approved program documents control.
Build the program around your dealership
Tell us about your inventory, monthly sales, states, repair process, and customer affordability goals. An ACP decision-maker will help define the next questions.