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Aug 30, 2023 | 06:07 PM

#51

E63SAMG2014

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2014 E63 / 2017 CLS 63 / 2015 G63

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Originally Posted by Highline-Autos.com

@bobblehead is correct, @bWorking we offer Fidelity warranties that are accepted at all Mercedes-Benz dealerships or independent repair facilities in the US/Canada. Below is going to be your pricing information, dates and milage are from the day you purchase the warranty coverage, for an example contract that explains coverage you can reach me at tgibson@highline-autos.com or (855) 924-1555.

2020 Mercedes-Benz E63S
17K miles

Fidelity Platinum:

36 months / additional 36k miles:
$100 deductible
-$3,561
$250 deductible
-$3,357

48 months / additional 48k miles:
$100 deductible
-$4,026
$250 deductible
-$3,711

60 months / additional 60k miles:
$100 deductible
-$4,330
$250 deductible
-$3,949

72 months / additional 72k miles:
$100 deductible
-$4,668
$250 deductible
-$4,210

84 months / additional 100k miles:
$100 deductible
-$5,512
$250 deductible
-$4,865

ALL TAX INCLUDED

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Aug 30, 2023 | 06:58 PM

#52

Amg///

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2021 E63s Wagon

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Originally Posted by E63SAMG2014

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Has anyone received coverage payments on these Fidelity Warranties with RMS or air suspension specifically?

Sep 6, 2023 | 03:43 PM

#53

peejalino

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From: Hawaii

AMG GT63S

well this escalated off topic.

Sep 7, 2023 | 09:13 AM

#54

Baltistyle

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From: Baltimore County, MD

'13 s212 63 p30. '06 LX470

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Originally Posted by Archerrrus

I quoted external sources to back up my point, Highline-Autos.com provided data based on their personal experience with the company. What do YOU have to add to this conversation, besides being arrogant and calling people fools?

It’s ok if you can not apply my words to your lack of understanding. I have a fidelity warranty so as a person that has required the use of the warranty company, I have quite the FIRST HAND experience and perhaps it’s that I have bought and read many warranties from various companies, and have never been stiffed by one. Being able to properly read and interpret contracts enabled me to make the correct choice in coverage. If I were to be dumb enough to buy a warranty I did not research or understand, perhaps I’d be upset, at myself. I’m educated enough to know what types of incidents contracts cover which types of claims and don’t require overlapping coverage. I’m smart enough to understand those words that include, exclude, or require proof on my behalf to continue a claim. I’m also able to read the limits of liability and understand what that means with depreciation of the vehicle over time. I’ve been doing this for 22 years and have recovered tens of thousands in repairs. It is quite ok that you are unfamiliar with car warranties (and general contracts) and how they work. This is not like car insurance where they are required to make you whole. They only cover their contractual obligations. It’s really quite easy.