Warranty help!
#1
Warranty help!
Hey guys Im new so sorry if someone has posted this already but i couldnt find anything on it.
I just purchased a new C250 14000 miles on it and it says it needs service B1 and its a 2014 that still has the new car warranty (according to dealer).
Does anyone know if its covered or do i have to pay for it?
any help is appreciated thanks
I just purchased a new C250 14000 miles on it and it says it needs service B1 and its a 2014 that still has the new car warranty (according to dealer).
Does anyone know if its covered or do i have to pay for it?
any help is appreciated thanks
#3
It says it's a 100 days overdue and it's only been a few days since I bought it. Do you think the dealer would be responsible to take care the service?
And how much does this service usually cost?
And how much does this service usually cost?
#4
Junior Member
If you bought it from a dealership, I would be talking with the dealership pointing out it's over 100 days past. Most places have a 7 day satisfaction policy even if there is no warranty... not to mention the 30 day buyers remorse policy.
#5
Regarding the service, it's not just by mileage, it's also by age, which is why you're due for Service B already. That said, if it says its 100 days past due I would definitely make the dealer perform the service. That should have been done when they did the CPO inspection.
It is a CPO, I assume? It should be, I believe, unless it wasn't purchased from a Mercedes dealer.
#6
I took it in today and they serviced it. Gave me no problems either. The service department at Mercedes wanted to charge 400$ for it so I guess I lucked out. Thanks!
#7
If you bought it from a Mercedes dealer and financed through Mercedes Benz Financial Services they give you a 7-day/500-mile no questions asked exchange privilege.
Regarding the service, it's not just by mileage, it's also by age, which is why you're due for Service B already. That said, if it says its 100 days past due I would definitely make the dealer perform the service. That should have been done when they did the CPO inspection.
It is a CPO, I assume? It should be, I believe, unless it wasn't purchased from a Mercedes dealer.
Regarding the service, it's not just by mileage, it's also by age, which is why you're due for Service B already. That said, if it says its 100 days past due I would definitely make the dealer perform the service. That should have been done when they did the CPO inspection.
It is a CPO, I assume? It should be, I believe, unless it wasn't purchased from a Mercedes dealer.