The warranty period is 5 years (60 months) from the date of first registration of the vehicle subject to the below; 
a)     If your vehicle is used in commercial application the warranty period is 5 years (60 months) from the date of first registration of the vehicle or until the vehicle has travelled 200,000 kilometres (or 250,000 kilometres for V-Class), whichever occurs first; “Commercial application” means using the vehicle for commercial purposes or public transport purposes such as a taxi or other hire, rental, rideshare or charter vehicle (including on a part-time or casual basis) 
b)     Battery warranty periods vary for both private and commercial use. Please see the Warranty Statement for full warranty period terms. 
c)     For demonstrator vehicles, warranty times differ. For Western Australia, a demonstrator vehicle warranty begins when the vehicle is delivered to the customer (not when first registered) but kilometres are counted from when the vehicle is put into service as a demonstrator vehicle (if kilometre restrictions apply). For all other states, demonstrator vehicle warranty begins when the vehicle is first registered. 

The Plan will cease to apply if the:

• Vehicle is assessed as a write-off, repairable write-off or total loss; 
• Odometer reading cannot be determined as accurate as a result of it being inoperative, tampered with, altered, disconnected or removed from the vehicle; or 
• Vehicle becomes unroadworthy or unregistered. 

The liability of Mercedes-Benz in all circumstances will, whenever permitted by law, be limited to the repair and replacement of any defective part or parts or the payment of the cost of any such repair or replacement as Mercedes-Benz in its sole discretion determines to be appropriate. To the fullest extent permitted by law the warranty does not cover any contingent, indirect or consequential loss resulting from defects (including without limitation penalty rates, down time and freight/load loss).

The Plan does not cover (a) servicing, maintenance, tyres, consumables, normal wear and tear, the alignment of front and rear axles, wheel balancing and tyre rotation; and (b) any consequential damage incurred or repairs required if you continue to operate the vehicle after the defect arises.