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I apologize. I’m talking about a W213. I was in this forum since there was a thread on Canadian market nuances. You can change the W213 to US standards lol of measurement. Canadian spec E63 changed to Fahrenheit and mph
I had a Canadian market w204 C63 year 2013 5-6 years ago. When I bought it in the USA it had a year and half left on the warranty. I had spoken to MB corporate and they had confirmed the original warranty was intact 4/50k.....however I was unable to get any sort of extended warranty (factory) on the vehicle.
The cluster was in KM, the AC/Heating unit along with outside temp and engine/cooling temps were all in Celsius. The little electronic display on the cluster did show MPH however.
Didn’t bother me.
I put 30k miles in a year and when the warranty ran out (due to miles) I traded the car in for a F10 m5. The Porsche dealer I bought the M5 from told me they were going to CPO the C63 and sell it at their sister MB store. They ended up selling it at auction instead. I didn’t lose any money trading it in either for being a Canadian car. I’m guessing they didn’t know they couldn’t CPO it.
Not really a downside but you need to get used to metric (for the temperature on the dashboard) I don't recall being able to change it but I love to be wrong in this regard.
I don't know if this makes sense or if possible but if anything come over here to get your vehicle repaired (and find somewhere to visit for vacation while you are here) (I am just not sure if the Canadian warranty is still valid after the seller imported the vehicle)
If you do want to proceed in getting a Canadian vehicle that was imported into the States, you could look at third party warranty options : https://mbworld.org/forums/extended-...scussions-191/
Nevermind, I answered my own question.
https://www.mercedes-benz.ca/en/admissibility As per the Owner’s Service and Warranty Policy booklet provided with your vehicle, the factory warranty will no longer be available upon the vehicle’s exportation from Canada (applicable to MY 2017 or newer).
https://www.mercedes-benz.ca/en/admissibility As per the Owner’s Service and Warranty Policy booklet provided with your vehicle, the factory warranty will no longer be available upon the vehicle’s exportation from Canada (applicable to MY 2017 or newer).
Guess we have our answer. Thanks for your due diligence on this one.
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