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I have a Mercedes 2020 GLE (E-Active Body Control suspension) with an original warranty expiring in a year. I plan to keep the vehicle until 2030 and I'd like to get an extended warranty to cover me until that time. This is my first MB and this model year was a major model revision. Lastly, I only drive around 8000mi per year. I received two quotes:
**MB extended warranty** for 3yrs @ 75k miles and $0 deductible for $2450, after this expires I'd have to figure out how to get another 4yrs from a 3rd party, most likely Fidelity.
**Fidelity Platinum warranty** for 7yrs @ 70k miles:
I know the MB extended warranty begins when the original warranty ends but does Fidelity do the same if I buy now or does the warranty clock start once I buy it?
How does the mileage work? For example 7yrs and 70k miles, Is it total miles on the odometer or amount of miles I can drive during that warranty period.
**MB extended warranty** for 3yrs @ 75k miles and $0 deductible for $2450, after this expires I'd have to figure out how to get another 4yrs from a 3rd party, most likely Fidelity.
**Fidelity Platinum warranty** for 7yrs @ 70k miles:
- $0 deductible is $5530
- $100 deductible is $4642
- $250 deductible is $3981
I know the MB extended warranty begins when the original warranty ends but does Fidelity do the same if I buy now or does the warranty clock start once I buy it?
How does the mileage work? For example 7yrs and 70k miles, Is it total miles on the odometer or amount of miles I can drive during that warranty period.
Last edited by wild; 04-17-2023 at 02:07 AM.
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I have a Mercedes 2020 GLE (E-Active Body Control suspension) with an original warranty expiring in a year. I plan to keep the vehicle until 2030 and I'd like to get an extended warranty to cover me until that time. This is my first MB and this model year was a major model revision. Lastly, I only drive around 8000mi per year. I received two quotes:
**MB extended warranty** for 3yrs @ 75k miles and $0 deductible for $2450, after this expires I'd have to figure out how to get another 4yrs from a 3rd party, most likely Fidelity.
**Fidelity Platinum warranty** for 7yrs @ 70k miles:
I know the MB extended warranty begins when the original warranty ends but does Fidelity do the same if I buy now or does the warranty clock start once I buy it?
How does the mileage work? For example 7yrs and 70k miles, Is it total miles on the odometer or amount of miles I can drive during that warranty period.
**MB extended warranty** for 3yrs @ 75k miles and $0 deductible for $2450, after this expires I'd have to figure out how to get another 4yrs from a 3rd party, most likely Fidelity.
**Fidelity Platinum warranty** for 7yrs @ 70k miles:
- $0 deductible is $5530
- $100 deductible is $4642
- $250 deductible is $3981
I know the MB extended warranty begins when the original warranty ends but does Fidelity do the same if I buy now or does the warranty clock start once I buy it?
How does the mileage work? For example 7yrs and 70k miles, Is it total miles on the odometer or amount of miles I can drive during that warranty period.
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wild (04-17-2023)
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definitely if under warranty go with the Porsche Extended Service Plan 100 or 250 deductible pricing varies by dealer by the thousands! Or fidelity if out of warranty
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Googling Veritas shows a high level of dissatisfaction. I'm not familiar with them. Get the best price you can on it then see if you can get a Fidelity Platinum for the same price. Used to be some guys here doing 45% off list for Fidelity.
EDIT: FWIW a Porsche service manager told me he would rather deal with Fidelity than the Porsche extended service plan. Fidelity was easier to work with.
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Searcher356 (05-06-2023)
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It's an exclusionary plan which is what you want, meaning instead of telling you what they cover they tell you what they WON'T cover, which is consumables like brake pads. That's how the Fidelity Platinum plan works, and exactly the only kind of plan I would buy.
Googling Veritas shows a high level of dissatisfaction. I'm not familiar with them. Get the best price you can on it then see if you can get a Fidelity Platinum for the same price. Used to be some guys here doing 45% off list for Fidelity.
EDIT: FWIW a Porsche service manager told me he would rather deal with Fidelity than the Porsche extended service plan. Fidelity was easier to work with.
Googling Veritas shows a high level of dissatisfaction. I'm not familiar with them. Get the best price you can on it then see if you can get a Fidelity Platinum for the same price. Used to be some guys here doing 45% off list for Fidelity.
EDIT: FWIW a Porsche service manager told me he would rather deal with Fidelity than the Porsche extended service plan. Fidelity was easier to work with.
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