Cali4niadriver

So I’m about to bring my car in for some Warranty work and it’s my first time since the new car warranty expired. I purchased it as a CPO which that warranty is good for this year. I remember a while back when I brought in my car one of the advisers said oh it’s good that you’re using your new car warranty because after that expires there’s a (certain amount can’t remember) to inspect and confirm the warranty work. Is that true? I can’t find that anywhere on the CPO warranty info.

DoorHandle_LED

Basically adds 1 year/unlimited miles to your warranty. Look at your work order and it should have the date the warranty expires.

fbsdmd

I think the question was about the 1 year unlimited miles CPO warranty, which is a question I also have. Is it the same as the new car warranty? Are there additional fees for warranty work during the 1 year CPO warranty period?

voltdriver

Should be a little different, check your contract. Or ask the financial department for a copy

ygmn

NO fees....

fbsdmd

My contract says, "MB CPO warranty 5 yrs/unlimited miles from original in-service date..." This means to me that it is an extension of the original car warranty. There is no indication of any additional fees. I bought an extended warranty that extends for 2 years, unlimited miles, at the end of the 5 yr CPO. That warranty has a different contract, and it lists what is covered. This list seems substantial, but probably isn't as comprehensive as the original warranty. At the moment I really like this car. I wouldn't consider owning it without a warranty. All it takes is one little wrist pin or a tiny circuit board and you face financial ruin.