Massachusetts: service contract rules and roster

Regulator: Massachusetts Division of Insurance (the state insurance department; this edition has not confirmed it handles service contracts)
Statute or program: not read in this edition
Publishes a roster: Not read in this edition

Where a state publishes a roster, this index prints it as the state's own list on the state's own date, and registration is never read as a quality rating. This edition has not yet read Massachusetts's law or searched for a roster.

The rules in plain words

This edition did not read the Massachusetts service contract law or search for a roster.
Two companies read on October 16, 2026 say on their own FAQ pages that they do not sell vehicle service contracts in Massachusetts: Endurance and olive. Neither page gives a reason.

Company pages cited: Endurance FAQ; olive FAQ, read October 16, 2026.

What companies print about Massachusetts

Say on their own sites that they sell in Massachusetts (1): Everything Breaks.
Name Massachusetts as a state they do not serve (2): Endurance, olive.

From each company's own pages as recorded in vsc_providers.json; a company that prints nothing is not listed.

Miles driven in Massachusetts

FHWA Highway Statistics for 2024: 12,172 miles per registered vehicle a year (table VM-2 vehicle-miles divided by table MV-1 registrations). At that pace a vehicle reaches 100,000 miles in about 8.2 years. It is a statewide average across every registered vehicle, not a forecast for any one car. Factory terms run on their own clock: confirm against your VIN; the clock starts at first sale; terms vary by model year, trim and market. Source: VM-2, MV-1, pulled 2026-10-16.

Neighboring records

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Page built October 16, 2026. Corrections: see the method page.