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Mercedes Extended Warranty
If you’re considering taking out an extended warranty for your Mercedes, Warranty Direct has flexible and customisable coverage options for you. An extended warranty can protect you (and your pockets!) from bearing the burden of expensive repairs. We’re no-nonsense and think that coverage should be comprehensive, inclusive and straightforward.
Standard manufacturer warranties can sometimes be restrictive. At Warranty Direct, our goal is to give drivers just like you a policy that offers freedom and flexibility.
We offer several coverage options, are clear about any exclusions and even allow you to choose where you car is serviced.
Our core coverage comes as standard with any policy and covers the following components:
- Air conditioning
- Casings
- Clutch
- Cooling and Cabin Heating systems
- ECUs and computers
- Electrics
- Engine
- Flywheels & drive plates
- Fuel System
- Gearboxes
- Ignition system
- Supercharger
- Suspension
- Transmissions
- Turbocharger
In addition to the mandatory, core coverage, we offer you the choice to add:
- Safety System Protection
- Emissions System Protection
- Multimedia Systems Protection
We value customers and your satisfaction is of the utmost importance to us. Tricks and gimmicks have no place in a policy agreement and we’re always upfront about what is and is not covered through your extended warranty. We would like to point out that the following are not covered:
- All auxiliary drive belts
- All hoses and pipes (except for high pressured power steering pipes)
- Manual transmission clutch plate, clutch cover and release bearing
- ECUs and computers: Upgrade, updates or revised software and firmware
- Engine: Catalytic converters, engine covers
- Body work, paintwork, trims, upholstery and windows
You can find out more about these key exclusions as well as a few others in detail in our sample policy documents. Feel free to call us for more information too.
Our key benefits include:
- Choice of hourly labour rates for your repairs.
- Coverage of the cost of parts and labour for damage to an insured part even if it was caused by the failure of an uninsured part.
- Reimbursement for emergency travel costs if and when your Mercedes breaks down due to failure of an insured part.
With an extended warranty, you’ll take comfort in knowing that you’ll be safeguarded beyond your manufacturer warranty. Our coverage options insure you against wear and tear* and offer more choices in terms of protection.
It’s easy to get a quote and to take out a policy. All you need is your vehicle registration number. If you don’t have your registration number handy, you can enter the model and year of your Mercedes manually, have a look at the quote, and purchase coverage later.
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Unless your policy is a renewal, or it is taken out immediately before the manufacturer's original new car warranty expires, wear and tear claims are subject to a 90 day exclusion period.*
The Mercedes-Benz logo is iconic now, you could show it to almost anyone and there would be a good chance they recognize it straight away. In good company when it comes to huge German car manufacturers, Mercedes was first established in 1926, and has gone on to become one of the leading brands in the automotive industry.
Known for greatly designed vehicles with superbly engineered engines to match, Mercedes have gained a reputation over the years for having some of the best and most extensive inspection and testing processes too. This has helped them gain the trust they have today from such a wide range of consumers.
Creative landmarks such as introducing the world’s first Anti-Lock braking system in 1978, as well as the world’s first driver’s and passenger’s airbag in 1988, secured their reputation as an industry innovator too.
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The smallest car to wear a Mercedes badge, the first- and second-generation A-Classes never really captured buyers' imaginations, despite their innovative design and construction. The A-Class wouldn't be a success for Mercedes until the much more conventional third-generation model arrived in 2012. A big improvement over the first iteration, the A-Class Mk2 featured a spacious cabin, excellent build quality and brilliant diesel engines, so the baby Merc lived up to the promise of the three-pointed star. After that it's more of a mixed bag, but with the car providing the cabin space of an E-Class in a car little longer than a Mini, while the A-Class isn't big, it is clever.
The B-Class is a spacious family hatch with that famed Mercedes build quality, a healthy dose of practicality and a strong image, yet many buyers were unaware of this overgrown A-Class. Of those who knew about it, many couldn't afford it. Easier to recommend used than new, the B-Class has the silhouette of an MPV, but doesn't offer that level of versatility. So while it's not an alternative to established MPVs, think of it as a posh family hatch at keen prices, and you won't go far wrong.
Tourers come no grander than here, with this stylish coupe from Stuttgart. Packed with tech to make every journey as comfortable as possible, the CL is fast, refined, comfortable and amazing value on the used market. Even better, running costs can be a lot lower than you might expect, thanks to decent reliability and economy; CL500 owners can easily get 25mpg. But the first thing that goes wrong could cost you plenty, even though a decent independent specialist. Buy very carefully.
Until the CLS arrived, if you wanted a luxury saloon and a sporting coupé, you had to buy one of each. But since its debut, the CLS has allowed well-heeled buyers to enjoy the best of both worlds - a luxurious four-seater, four-door saloon with superb coupé-like styling. Great to drive, beautifully built and truly luxurious, the CLS makes a great long-distance cruiser.
For many, a Mercedes represents the pinnacle of automotive engineering and prestige, and when you look at an E-Class it's easy to see why. Beautifully built, brilliantly engineered and bristling with safety tech, the Mercedes E-Class is a cut above most of its rivals. With the fourth-generation edition, codenamed W212 by Mercedes, the German company excelled itself with a range of highly desirable saloons, estates, coupes and cabriolets. Expensive when new, these cars aren't as exclusive as you might think and as a result they can represent excellent value as a used buy - but while the Merc's efficient engines can be more parsimonious than you might think, running costs can still be high. Still, sometimes it's worth making sacrifices.
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When it comes to relatively attainable premium cars, nothing can top a Mercedes. Generally seen as a cut above posh rivals, that three-pointed star is very appealing, and when a car looks this good it's easy to see why. But the CLK was introduced when Mercedes was at its lowest, and it's a model that was frequently not as well built as it should have been. So while it's highly desirable in many ways, it can also be frustrating to own - which is why you need to buy with caution.
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