Who has the Chrysler aftermarket warranty?
Max Care - 4/unlimited for $3,060
Added Care Plus - 4/unlimited for $2,680.
Is the $380 difference that much?
Also is going with the $200 deductible better or worst that the $100.
My car has 49,200 on it, so time is running out. As part of the quote, I was told that I need to have the dealer do a inspection.
Thanks again!!!!
Mike T.
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What price did you pay?
What year is your car/model/mileage?
I'm going to do exactly this on Monday.
I paid $32XX for 5 years/70,000 miles. Car is a 2004 with 79,850 miles on it, so it'll be covered until it has 150K. I did have to get an inspection, but I just went to Schaumburg Chrysler Dodge Jeep(Michael's dealership apparantly) and paid for an hour of labor($115 or so). The service advisor did the inspection himself and gave the car a clean bill of health. I did everything right, so I'm not sure why I'm having so many issues with this stupid contract.




I paid $32XX for 5 years/70,000 miles. Car is a 2004 with 79,850 miles on it, so it'll be covered until it has 150K. I did have to get an inspection, but I just went to Schaumburg Chrysler Dodge Jeep(Michael's dealership apparantly) and paid for an hour of labor($115 or so). The service advisor did the inspection himself and gave the car a clean bill of health. I did everything right, so I'm not sure why I'm having so many issues with this stupid contract.

The fine print says that you can be denied coverage if your car is showing you are past required maintenance.
So let's say you're 5 days past due on Service D or something, and your tranny blows, they can say you missed a schedule service and thats why.
Has anyone experienced this?
That was $200 deductible. The $100 deductible plan is considerably more. I bought my warranty as an emergency plan, if something big breaks, like a strut or a transmission. I don't plan on taking the car in to complain and moan about a bunch of tiny stuff every other week.
LADY AMG, I'm not sure about that one way or the other. I do all of my own work and maintenance, and I'm not sure how that would fit in with plan provisions.
I ven't had any work done yet because I haven't received confirmation that I even have a contract. Don't know what the deal is yet, but whatever you do, DO NOT GO WITH MICHAEL CASE. Find someone else who sells these contracts. I'd be curious to hear what others have to say about having "proper" documentation for every visit.
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I don't remember the website, but it's like the chrysler service contracts main website. There is a area to check your "warranty status".
found the site: http://www.servicecontracts.chrysler.com/
i remember someone posted this earlier.
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I don't remember the website, but it's like the chrysler service contracts main website. There is a area to check your "warranty status".
found the site: http://www.servicecontracts.chrysler.com/
i remember someone posted this earlier.
I did, two weeks ago, and it said there are no plan provisions yet. To me that means I have basically filled out an application that was never processed. It needs to be processed before I am covered, and this is where the problem is. I contacted Ziegler Chrysler directly and the woman told me "I don't know who the guy(Michael) is, try calling or e-mailing him". This is absolute garbage. I left yet another message for him last night, and I'm calling Chrysler Financial this afternoon to see what the real scoop is. Maybe I can buy it directly through them or have them push it through\?
I got responses from Michael Case via email to my questions within a day i think. I'm surprised hat you can't get him to reply. I've called before and that never seemed to work. But emails he was pretty responsive.
I don't remember the website, but it's like the chrysler service contracts main website. There is a area to check your "warranty status".
found the site: http://www.servicecontracts.chrysler.com/
i remember someone posted this earlier.
I just called Chrysler and they have no record of my contract and couldn't do anything for me. I'm going to call them back later when I have more time and see if I can buy directly through Chrysler and tell Michael to F-off.
"I'm sorry but we are not allowed to sell the Chrysler Service Contract on MB vehicles with more than 60k miles; this is a policy change from within our own organization. I will follow-up on your refund for the deposit..."
Looks like they just changed their policy, so now I'm out the money for a worthless inspection and I'll probably sell the car and buy a Vette. No way am I paying what the other companies are asking, and I can't afford to pay out of pocket when a stupid $4K headlight motor breaks.
"I'm sorry but we are not allowed to sell the Chrysler Service Contract on MB vehicles with more than 60k miles; this is a policy change from within our own organization. I will follow-up on your refund for the deposit..."
Looks like they just changed their policy, so now I'm out the money for a worthless inspection and I'll probably sell the car and buy a Vette. No way am I paying what the other companies are asking, and I can't afford to pay out of pocket when a stupid $4K headlight motor breaks.
Gluck.
me too. Got quoted ~$4400 for ~2yrs of coverage with a high deductible.
at FJ and Fidelity
Gluck.
I bought the warranty at Case's website(after having an inspection done in December in preparation) and then spent two weeks chasing him down to get the response above. What I posted above is word for word what Michael E-mailed me this afternoon.
Looking at 2003 Cobras on E-bay right now.




Looking at 2003 Cobras on E-bay right now.
If because the warranty from Fidelity is $1k max more than Chrysler and that's causing you to sell the car because its too expensive, I think you bought the wrong car to begin with.
Alas, this is good information. According to you, basically today (Feb 1st 2010) CSC no longer sells warranties to benzs over 60k miles. This may be true, or maybe Michael's office won't sell to a benz over 60k miles. Try calling CSC direct and buy 1 and see what they say.
If because the warranty from Fidelity is $1k max more than Chrysler and that's causing you to sell the car because its too expensive, I think you bought the wrong car to begin with.
Alas, this is good information. According to you, basically today (Feb 1st 2010) CSC no longer sells warranties to benzs over 60k miles. This may be true, or maybe Michael's office won't sell to a benz over 60k miles. Try calling CSC direct and buy 1 and see what they say.
Michael said it was an internal decision by Chrysler, so apparantly not his choice.
Service costs are not an issue whatsoever. I do my own work, no way I'm getting raped by the dealer for BS services and inspections that cost hundreds of dollars. It's the unknown costs that can add up very quickly. Things that should never in a million years break seem to break regularly on these cars and cost a fortune to fix. At this point I'd rather get something else and spend the money modding it, rather than spend thousands on a warranty I may never use or parts that shouldn't have broken in the first place.
Quite honestly the E55 is a truly awesome car, but after 20,000 miles of ownership I don't exactly think it's the greatest thing in the world. The powertrain is awesome to say the least, but things like shift quality, S/C engagement, poor ride, numb steering feedback, crappy radio reception, and a bunch of other things all add up to a car that is just that to me, a car. It is a fun car for sure, I'd never own a boring car, but to me at this point it's really not that great. I've said the same thing about other car's I've owned, but I guess I just expected a $90K car to be a cut above the rest.
There's a real nice Cobra with 13K miles right up the road from me. I may have to go check it out and see if a trade can be worked out.



