SL55/63/65/R230 AMG: New Chrysler Extended Warranty Plan Provider
I'm not affiliated or associated with them, just passing this along. Is this too good to be true?
Last edited by LOVEMYBS; Jul 4, 2009 at 03:30 PM.
I have an '04 SL55, 46K miles, out of warranty, and it looks like a "Used Maximum Care" 5/70K/100 plan would run me about $3K. I have to have my car inspected and a "Used Vehicle Inspection Form" completed by a local Chrysler dealer.
My question is, how well do the MBZ dealers work with the Chrysler warranty people? The fine print says that the MBZ dealer performing the service needs to get authorization before any warranty work can begin. I recently had trouble getting my '03 Infiniti FX45 serviced at the Infiniti dealer because my aftermarket warranty people complained that the hourly rate the dealer was trying to charge was too high.
I assume MBZ and Chrysler work a little better together, given their history. Has anyone had any bad experiences between their local MBZ dealer and the Chrysler warranty people?
Thanks!




Whatever anyone does please dont buy an Easy Care warranty they do not cover the very expense parts on a 55 , like the top or ABC struts or motors.
Michael Chases product seems to be the best coverage and he seems fair because most of his business he told me comes from this site and word of mouth.
I think the "Used Maximum Care" plan is the one I'll go for... $600 a year seams reasonable.
Has anyone actually used their warranty coverage purchased through these guys yet? Any problems with your dealer working with them to get payment, etc?
Thanks!
Has anyone actually used their warranty coverage purchased through these guys yet? Any problems with your dealer working with them to get payment, etc?
Thanks!
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Here is a link to the .pdf explaining the plan's coverage:
http://www.factoryplans.com/assets/c...ximum_Care.pdf
Last edited by sjcsl55; Jul 8, 2009 at 10:15 AM. Reason: added link to plan
I eventually went direct and got a 5yr/70K plan from a service rep named Todd directly from CSC via phone.
So, how does it work? You take your car to a local MB dealer, have them inspect it and if everything checks out then ChryslerFactoryPlans will accept your submission? Do you just tell your MB dealer that you're having the car inspected so it's eligible for an extended warranty and did your dealer verify that they'll accept that 3rd party warranty for all claims?
Thanks for all your input so far as it has really helped me in the decision making process.
In the future when the dealer needs to do repair, they first call the warranty provider to get authorization for the repair. They then perform the service, collect the deductible from you (either $100 or $200 depending on the plan you selected), and the balance is paid via credit card by the warranty company.
Here is a link to the .pdf explaining the plan's coverage:
http://www.factoryplans.com/assets/c...ximum_Care.pdf
I personally have found this forum to have decent information in regards to this important topic,but we all must do our own homework .
My dealership (1.5 hours down I-77 South from you) is this way. They file the claim and take my CC for payment. Then refund my CC when Chrysler pays them minus whatever Chrysler did not pay. They usually let me keep the loaner until Chrysler pays them.
Hope that helps.


