Best Discount for MB Extended Warranty
jmayes@iamilwaukee.com
The Best of Mercedes & AMG
Currently only have 1800 miles on my 2015 CLS, after three months of ownership, so this is for research. But I do plan on keeping the car 5 years or longer. I see so many post about the expensive repairs cost on these cars. I am worried about warranty coverage for the car if it needs repairs. I did not opt to take any from dealership. But I am a Geico policy holder and it is only $6.00 a month for mechanical breakdowns insurance coverage. I can wait until the 15 month or 15,00 miles before I have to opt in to coverage. Two points I like the most I can keep it until the car reaches 7 years or 100,000 miles. And the fact that you don't have to pay upfront for coverage in case I do not keep the car. Looking for any thoughts pro or con or if anyone has experience with Geico MBI.
Last edited by longslim; Jul 2, 2015 at 09:30 PM.
jmayes@iamilwaukee.com
jmayes@iamilwaukee.com
Last edited by wilassasin; Jul 13, 2015 at 07:37 PM.
We got a discount on our 100K warranty from MBUSA due to issues we have been having with our car. Many, many, many issues.
The discount was for $1,000 off whatever dealership price we could get.
I called 4 dealers in our area (Seattle, Washington area). Every single one had a different quote from $4,600 to $5,750.
Then I called several dealerships in other states. And got quotes from $4,000 to $5,600.
Something to always keep in mind... Every dealer told me that since we were buying the warranty after 30 day grace period from purchase date of the car, we would need to also pay 15% mark up from the original price of the warranty.
So if you are buying a new car, I would opt for getting extended warranty right away (unless you are not planning on keeping as long as 4 years/50K).
So next time we buy a Mercedes, we will be getting extended warranty at the beginning, since we normally keep our cars between 10-15 years.
Another thing to keep in mind... I was told that I can get the warranty anywhere in the Country. So if you live in California & you found a better price in New York, then they can do that & you don't have to be present for it. Transaction can be done over the phone.
So call other dealers & make sure you are getting the best deal. Also, keep in mind, if you buy MB warranty, it's valid in the entire continental US. It excludes Alaska & Hawaii & is not valid in Canada. At least that's what every dealer I spoke with told us. Not a very good thing especially for States on the border with Canada since a lot of us travel there frequently.
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Jeffrey M Santos
Finance Manager
Mercedes-Benz/Sprinter of Elmbrook
International Porsche/Maserati
262-821-5000 ext. 349
Currently only have 1800 miles on my 2015 CLS, after three months of ownership, so this is for research. But I do plan on keeping the car 5 years or longer. I see so many post about the expensive repairs cost on these cars. I am worried about warranty coverage for the car if it needs repairs. I did not opt to take any from dealership. But I am a Geico policy holder and it is only $6.00 a month for mechanical breakdowns insurance coverage. I can wait until the 15 month or 15,00 miles before I have to opt in to coverage. Two points I like the most I can keep it until the car reaches 7 years or 100,000 miles. And the fact that you don't have to pay upfront for coverage in case I do not keep the car. Looking for any thoughts pro or con or if anyone has experience with Geico MBI.
As an aside, the warranty has paid off many times over for our GL350. After 70k miles, I had a stretched timing chain replaced, and just had a turbo and complete engine replaced. I've come to the conclusion that I won't keep a German car out of warranty. Since I like to keep cars, I get the extended warranties to allow me to get a couple extra years and more miles.
As an aside, the warranty has paid off many times over for our GL350. After 70k miles, I had a stretched timing chain replaced, and just had a turbo and complete engine replaced. I've come to the conclusion that I won't keep a German car out of warranty. Since I like to keep cars, I get the extended warranties to allow me to get a couple extra years and more miles.
Working with him is super easy and quick. I highly recommend Marc - he will need the last 7 digits of your VIN# and mileage to get the paper work done. He prefer you to call his cell phone at 818-266-4305 (note the time zone difference since he is in California).
Working with him is super easy and quick. I highly recommend Marc - he will need the last 7 digits of your VIN# and mileage to get the paper work done. He prefer you to call his cell phone at 818-266-4305 (note the time zone difference since he is in California).
Did he charge you the 15% surcharge ?
Her goal is to make about $100 for her dealer and she is happy to help people out .
My suggestion is to learn all you can here on the boards where every question has already been asked and (extensively) answered then call one of those 3 and have your card ready.
One part I have not seen discussed is that if you trade the car in you can get a refund.





