benzat17

Well hello
so i get a call yesterday from an auto warranty agent telling me all the good stuff about hot to get a warranty for my car it as only 2400$ but covers everything including parts that are about to go bad. anyways i told him i will get back at him when i think about it and i need a day or 2. he said NO this deal is right now or never lol.. he refused to sell me a warranty even if i call after 2 days
i went on the internet to search those extended warranties and most of them are fake!
Im looking to buy extended warranty i bought my car in oct. and im not sure if i can still buy one from MB since i bought my car from them.
i still have power train and engine warranty till dec 2010?
any suggestions ideas.

Corsa9000

I know opinions will vary greatly with extended warranties, but I recommend contacting your local MB dealer and ask for the person who handles extended warranties. He/she can quote you from their portfolio(MB and others).

Also, buying additional warranty while you have coverage is a plus since many buy them knowing there is an existing problem, which won't be the case with yours.

Good luck.

tusabes

factoryplans.com

the chrysler warranty is very good per other mbworld owner using it, no denial hassles. you can use a mb dealer and the price is awesome for the length of coverage

the US govt also backed all chrysler warranties in the bankruptcy so they are never going under

nelson09

I work in the industry. Keep in mind that this is an industry that has no real regulations, meaning that these companies or "brokers" can pretty much charge you what they want to. I'm sure you've seen the news and are aware of what has been going on in this marketplace with some of the heavy hitters going under (US Fidelis, etc.) That's because they were charging top dollar for what is commonly referred to as "bumper to bumper" (I hate that term by the way) coverage when in reality it was less than WAY less than.What you want to do is get a sample copy of the contract, take it to your service department and have them look it over...keep in mind that the dealership sells warranties too so they may try to sell you one of theirs. Have them print you off a copy and compare apples to apples. You'll also want to evaluate the Administrator - the company that your coverage is actually with. The company that approves/denies claims. Check them out from both sides of the fence : Customers and repair facilities are important because you want to make sure BOTH are pleased. Meaning claims were paid in a timely manner, lines of communication are open and that they actually pay claims. Customer testimonials are important for obvious reasons. Lastly you'll want to take it even one step futher and evaluate the insurance companies that back the Administrator. Reason being is let's say the Administrator or company that your coverage is with goes out of business tomorrow. That's where the multi billion dollar insurance company comes in to play. You want to be assured that today, tomorrow or years down the line that there is monies to pay for your repairs. No matter what. If I can help you out PM or email me knelson@americovergrp.com me. I check out our competition all the time

Corsa9000

Nelson has good advice, but not easy going through page after page of legal nonsense and your Dealer won't have time to review it either. Anytime a company forces you to buy it on the spot or else, it is a dead give away that you do not want to deal with them.

Ideally, you want an extended warranty that covers all parts, labor, with zero deductible, fast approvals and be transferable in case you sell the car. Also, you always get what you pay for, if the cost is too cheap, they will not cover many things and have infinite ways to get out of covering them.

nelson09

^^^True, also you want to shoot for an "Exclusionary" policy. Meaning the contract will list what is NOT covered. Exclusionary policies don't list what IS covered because the covered components would be pages and pages long. If the part is not listed, it's covered. Of coarse the vehicle would have to qualify first (generally only vehicles with less than 50k miles and 5 years old or newer)

Fraser

+19475

Definitely. One of the reasons the Chrysler Factory Plan deals are so good. The Maximum Care plan is as follows:
http://www.factoryplans.com/assets/c...ximum_Care.pdf