CPO Warranty rolled in after recall is done?
03-11-2021, 08:25 PM
#1
Member
Thread Starter
CPO Warranty rolled in after recall is done?
Hi there,
I recently purchased a CPO 2019 S450.
When I purchased the car the dealer told me that
the CPO warranty couldn't be offcially registered because
there is an open recall for the SOS switch.
However, they said as soon as the car gets the recall fixed around April, the
CPO would roll in automatically to the system.
Is this a normal practice?
At the time I was worried so as an insurance I got an internal certification reciept from them
that shows the dealer doing all the services and paying MB a fee for the certification.
Any advise is appreciated.
I recently purchased a CPO 2019 S450.
When I purchased the car the dealer told me that
the CPO warranty couldn't be offcially registered because
there is an open recall for the SOS switch.
However, they said as soon as the car gets the recall fixed around April, the
CPO would roll in automatically to the system.
Is this a normal practice?
At the time I was worried so as an insurance I got an internal certification reciept from them
that shows the dealer doing all the services and paying MB a fee for the certification.
Any advise is appreciated.
03-12-2021, 12:23 AM
#2
Super Member
Hi there,
I recently purchased a CPO 2019 S450.
When I purchased the car the dealer told me that the CPO warranty couldn't be officially registered because there is an open recall for the SOS switch.
However, they said as soon as the car gets the recall fixed around April, the CPO would roll in automatically to the system.
At the time I was worried so as an insurance I got an internal certification receipt from them that shows the dealer doing all the services and paying MB a fee for the certification.
I recently purchased a CPO 2019 S450.
When I purchased the car the dealer told me that the CPO warranty couldn't be officially registered because there is an open recall for the SOS switch.
However, they said as soon as the car gets the recall fixed around April, the CPO would roll in automatically to the system.
At the time I was worried so as an insurance I got an internal certification receipt from them that shows the dealer doing all the services and paying MB a fee for the certification.
In many cases, verbal guaranties aren't worth the paper they aren't written on.
Good luck!
03-12-2021, 02:03 AM
#3
Member
Thread Starter
Getting that receipt that they did the service and paid MB is good. But will they also put in writing the rest of the deal that you will get a CPO warranty when the recall service is done?
In many cases, verbal guaranties aren't worth the paper they aren't written on.
Good luck!
In many cases, verbal guaranties aren't worth the paper they aren't written on.
Good luck!
03-12-2021, 12:39 PM
#4
Member
Thread Starter
UPDATE:
Called MBUSA and they said there is nothing like that and dealer was confused. However, mine was activated at the date of purchase so I still have 3.5 years of more coverage.
Called MBUSA and they said there is nothing like that and dealer was confused. However, mine was activated at the date of purchase so I still have 3.5 years of more coverage.
03-13-2021, 11:35 AM
#5
MBWorld Fanatic!
That sounded pretty weird ... just think if your recall had been for a Takata airbag, you could wait a year for one of those like I did on my C350.
PS, I sure hope Mercedes didn't put those things in our S-class cars!
PS, I sure hope Mercedes didn't put those things in our S-class cars!
03-14-2021, 01:35 AM
#6
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Thread Starter
I know lol.
Good thing it went all well. I really enjoy the car...
The previous owner took really good care of it, not even a scratch outside or inside.
Even with 28,000 miles, the driver seat smells new.
Good thing it went all well. I really enjoy the car...
The previous owner took really good care of it, not even a scratch outside or inside.
Even with 28,000 miles, the driver seat smells new.
