My Mercedes-Benz SLK has had various faults recently - should I extend the warranty?

I have a four year old Mercedes-Benz SLK with 19,700 miles on the clock. I've owned it for a year and it has been covered by a warranty, which has now just expired. So far, it has had a new RPM sensor, NOx sensor, heater box (involving removing the dashboard) and aerial (which involved a new windscreen). These faults have all occurred within the last two months. I'm very disappointed that these faults occurred in a marque I'd perceived to be of high quality. Have you heard of similar issues in a car of this age and is it worth taking out another warranty or have most of the major things likely to have gone wrong already happened?

Asked on 26 April 2017 by C Smith

Answered by Honest John
Yes, I'd take out more warranty either with MotorEasy or with WarrantyWise. But they will only give you a restricted warranty for the first three months in case there is an existing problem. You can't insure a house against fire if it's already burning.
Similar questions
I have a Range Rover Sport that will be coming out of warranty soon. What is the warranty firm you would recommend? Not necessarily the cheapest, but one that would carry out any required work without...
I have a three year old diesel Porsche Macan that has been absolutely superb, just had the MoT and no issues were found. To extend the warranty by another 12 months is £1100, or £1800 for 24 months. I...
I own a 2009 Mercedes-Benz CLC with 23,500 mile on the clock. It has full service history (mainly dealer servicing). I'm thinking about taking out warranty cover. Could you advise on how much this might...
Related models
High quality interior. Three roof options. Offered with 250 CDI diesel engine. Also available with 5.5 litre V8.