What must a warranty contract include regarding coverage information?

A warranty contract must include comprehensive details of the coverage offered to ensure that both the consumer and the dealer understand the extent of the protection being provided. This would typically outline what is specifically included in the warranty, such as parts and labor coverage, the duration of the warranty, and any limitations or exclusions that may apply. Clear information about the coverage helps consumers make informed decisions and understand their rights in case of a defect or failure of the vehicle they are purchasing. Having explicit details allows for clarity and avoids potential disputes regarding what is covered under the warranty agreement.

While signatures from all parties, contact details of the issuer, and lists of prohibited uses may be important elements in certain contexts, the core function of a warranty is to communicate the terms of coverage explicitly to the customer, which is why the inclusion of coverage details is paramount.