2017 MB Sprinter extended warranty
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If it's anything like Toyota you can get it from an online dealer for about half that. It's a gamble. For a few it is a huge blessing. For the vast majority it is a BIG expense with a SMALL return.
150K a year? Hope most of that is loaded miles! That's alot of miles in a year IMHO!
I just bought a 2017 Sprinter and got the 175K extended warranty, but I don't put that much miles on it in a year.
To answer your question though, yes buy the extended warranty either from the dealer or like LDB said through online. I bought mine through the dealer.
I just bought a 2017 Sprinter and got the 175K extended warranty, but I don't put that much miles on it in a year.
To answer your question though, yes buy the extended warranty either from the dealer or like LDB said through online. I bought mine through the dealer.
Base warranty is 3 year/36K. I just put that and Gap ins in with the van.
Can't figure out how to copy and put on here. Here's where you can look and call about the warranty.
MB Sprinter Extended Warranty and Prepaid Maintenance Programs. "WordPress.com"
Above that is the Warranty and Maintenance website from MB
MB Sprinter Extended Warranty and Prepaid Maintenance Programs. "WordPress.com"
Above that is the Warranty and Maintenance website from MB
Ah, just out what curiosity .. what carrier are you signed on with?
I'll second Dollar$ thought .. 150K is a snot load of miles per yr.
Oh, I personally would pass on the extended warranty ....
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If you’re putting on 150,000 miles per year I hope you pay it off in 3 years. Or less.
Hold on ... slow down a little ...
This cart may be coming before the horse ...
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I’ve only dealt with class 8 trucks, but when comparing used, all things being equal, I have a value per year difference and a value per mile difference.
On a van I would recommend that if you couldn’t throw a dime per mile, every mile, onto the payoff I would say this isn’t something you should get into.
$43,000 van. Pay it off by 430,000 miles.
$50,000 van . Pay it off by 500,000 miles.
Personally, that’d be too slow for my comfort.
This is if I were advising a friend.
On a van I would recommend that if you couldn’t throw a dime per mile, every mile, onto the payoff I would say this isn’t something you should get into.
$43,000 van. Pay it off by 430,000 miles.
$50,000 van . Pay it off by 500,000 miles.
Personally, that’d be too slow for my comfort.
This is if I were advising a friend.
I’m hoping they will last 3 years/500K Miles. The residual is 6-8k at the end; it’s probaly more effective to ship them to Africa at that point or to Middle East. They worth more overthere than in US.
Their avarage loaded rate is below $1.
I still would get the warranty. Someone else is driving that van, not him. Hey I could be wrong or right. The only to find out is to keep us posted!
I suggest the warranty.
For 2 reasons.
1) The new evidence that has surfaced that he will not be driving it himself.
2) He’s accountant. With money to burn.
Why else would he get in this investment ?
At least he was told the loaded rate is below $1 per mile.
For 2 reasons.
1) The new evidence that has surfaced that he will not be driving it himself.
2) He’s accountant. With money to burn.
Why else would he get in this investment ?
At least he was told the loaded rate is below $1 per mile.
Is $3,700 price good for 175K warranty or should I try to get better? Thx!
I’m surprised that DollarSign didn’t say what he paid.
I’m going to assume you do this guy’s books.
So you know what you’re getting into.
That gives you a big advantage.
There’s typically not much ROI in this segment.
Some of that may be because of numbers games.
If you know the real numbers, it may be pretty good for you.
Good Luck.
I’m going to assume you do this guy’s books.
So you know what you’re getting into.
That gives you a big advantage.
There’s typically not much ROI in this segment.
Some of that may be because of numbers games.
If you know the real numbers, it may be pretty good for you.
Good Luck.