Mercedes Service guy says Pre-Paid Maintenance not Transferable to new owner?
He says the reason is because the service plan is attached to the person who bought it, not the car.
However I have seen other forum posts in the past, where people claim it is attached to the VIN of the car, not the person who paid for the pre-paid plan, therefore it should be transferable to the new owner.
So has anyone actually ever been able to use a pre-paid plan that was bought by the previous owner, and accepted by the Mercedes dealer for the new owner?





I do recall a post where someone who bought a used car from a dealer found out it had remaining PPM services at no charge. No idea how that worked out for them.
Also they charged me today $550 for a spare Keyless Go remote for our daughter's 2013 C250 (W204)./
Total ripoff, but captive audience, what can you do, found no companies on eBay, checked with local key programming guys, but they said only Mercedes can do this as the key usually arrives already programmed for your VIN. If not programmed and ready, they need your car for 2 days to program it, so hopefully it shows up Tuesday with the remote working
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Also they charged me today $550 for a spare Keyless Go remote for our daughter's 2013 C250 (W204)./
Total ripoff, but captive audience, what can you do, found no companies on eBay, checked with local key programming guys, but they said only Mercedes can do this as the key usually arrives already programmed for your VIN. If not programmed and ready, they need your car for 2 days to program it, so hopefully it shows up Tuesday with the remote working
This is not true. As others have stated if you buy a car privetly the Pre-paid maintance can be transferred, but if it goes thru a Mercedes dealer it will not be. Also it is refundable - I know I got a check for the balance of mine when I traded one car for another.
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