CottRD

I recently purchased a 2006 S65 with only 10,400 miles. Checked on a USAA extended warranty and it is only about $3,800 for three years, but I doubt that I will drive the car more than 3,000 miles/year. Had a MB extended warranty for my SL55 which came in handy when a tappet became noisy and the dealer actually replaced all the roller rockers on both banks which seemed excessive but profitable for them. Doubt USAA would be so generous but I have been with USAA for forty years and never have had a complaint. Have the option for one, two or four years as well but in the forth year the policy cost does increases.

Any recomendations.

FFXF1

Go for it. I got the USAA Extended Warranty (4 yr) for my 2006 CLK55 AMG. A bit expensive at the time, and I went back and forth before I pulled the trigger and got it.

Glad I did. Paid for a rear main seal replacement ($2000), and several other smaller items - with no hassle whatsoever. It has literally paid for itself.

canes85

I have USAA on my 2007 CL600 & I've had them for my 2006 CL65 they are great company to deal with no issues with any repairs at my local MB dealership!

Andy0331

This is the policy they offer through Assurant Solutions?

I haven't had to use mine yet, but was hoping it would be fairly painless if I needed it.

I've been with USAA for about 25 years and have never been disappointed with their products or service before, so I wouldn't think it would be much different.

CottRD

Appreciate all input. I decided on three years as the four boosted the premium by 60% - three years was only $3800 which according to my local MB dealer is a bargain. Service manager told me most companies won't touch an older S65 at any price so this does seem like a good offer. In fact it doesn't seem like they distinguish between any of the S class models.

AMG1919

Can anyone get USAA Extended warranty? or do you have be in military?

CottRD

I believe you have to have some family military connection, but today maybe a distant relative would qualify. I was a line officer USN after college before going back to dental school.