[kaisen]

I'm always happy to help. In the case of a 2008-up C-Class, they are everywhere. So it might just be your best bet to arm yourself with the data I give you and negotiate a local deal. Or it's easy for me to buy one local-to-you and have you pick it up.

Don't be fooled by CPO Certified Pre-Owned programs. You can buy a warranty through any dealership, and most insurance agents, banks, credit unions, and websites. There's nothing wrong with the coverage a CPO car provides, but you're simply buying an expensive warranty. Do you buy the warranty at Best Buy on the electronics you buy? Or at Sears on the applicances you buy? If you buy a new car and the finance manager offers you extended coverage for $x,xxx do you take it? If yes, then CPO can be good for you. If no, then why is CPO any different?