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Reviewed July 4, 2024
This is very disappointing after spending so much money for this s560 the dashboard leather is coming up. Mercedes needs to do much better with their building of cars, this is a 100 thousand-dollar car and something so simple was not done right. This doesn't speak quality to me... I'm very disappointed and embarrassed right now and it also doesn't help me with wanting to get the s580.
Reviewed June 29, 2024
I hesitantly took my brand new 2022 GLC 300 to this dealership. I wish I never looked this way. My vehicle was running excellent before all of this. There was a recall so I took it in. After they fixed the recall I’ve had nothing but problems. The car has been back and forth in the shop over 5 times. Every time I’m told it’s fixed. I was told about the buyback program. Went through the process and was denied for not continuing to take the vehicle to the shop (straight up LIE!) I called corporate and my rep told me he knows I was taking it in and told me to speak with management at the dealership because they have a relationship with the decision makers. I talked to management and was so frustrated because my car continues to not drive properly. It was stalling, gas wouldn’t register, loud engine. With my vehicle being at the dealership so many times you would think they would go above and beyond for me.
I did not even get the courtesy of a loaner vehicle this time (car in the shop more than a week). I opened up another buy back inquiry and was told a couple days later it was denied because I missed the 2 year cut off. I was over the cut off by months. Never told this when I did the 1st inquiry a couple weeks earlier. I will never take my vehicle to this dealership and never buy another Mercedes. These are the worst cars ever!
Reviewed June 25, 2024
I had a terrible experience with my recently purchased 2024 G63, which cost over 200K. The engine light appeared just one week after buying it from the dealership, and since then, the car has been in the shop four times, more than the time I have actually owned it. It is now classified as a lemon. My lawyer informed me that Mercedes will buy back the car, cover my monthly payments, and refund my down payment. As the customer, I am the only one affected by this. It's unbelievable considering I have owned many lesser quality cars without any issues.
Reviewed June 11, 2024
I purchased my 2017 Mercedes Benz S550 Cabriolet in July 2021 with only 17,000 miles. In 2023, I noticed that the leather of the upper dash pad was beginning to shrink and pull away from the windshield!!!! I contacted Mercedes Benz USA due to the fact this appeared to be a defect and not a warranty issue. I was advised to schedule an appointment with an Authorized Mercedes Benz Dealer to have the dash pad inspected. I was also given a case number. I contacted a local Mercedes Benz Dealership and scheduled an inspection. I was given a loaner vehicle and within a few days, the inspection was completed. I contacted Mercedes Benz and informed the representative that the inspection was completed and was told that after obtaining the report from the dealership, I would hear from a representative in 48 hours.
About a week and a half later, On May 2,2024 at 11:29 am Eastern Standard Time, I received a voicemail regarding my case. I returned the call the same day and left a detailed voicemail with my contact information. To this day, a month later, I have not received a return call regarding my vehicle. I was informed by the dealership, that my vehicle was out of warranty. However, as I stated to the service manager, this issue is more of a defect! Why is the leather upper dash of a vehicle that cost more than $100,000 now shrinking! I have owned several luxury vehicles and have never experienced this type of issue: not to mention vehicles of lower standards, features, etc. have I ever seen this issue.
Today, I left another message for the Mercedes representative to return my call and I left a detailed voicemail including the case number and the fact it has been over 1 month and I still have not heard anything regarding this matter. In closing, I purchased what I thought was my dream car and Mercedes Benz would stand behind their product and in a timely and professional manner, address my concern regarding my 2017 S550 cabriolet. This is not only unfortunate but extremely disappointing, unprofessional and unacceptable.
Reviewed June 9, 2024
This is my 2nd Mercedes. This time around has been the worst repair experience I've ever had. I got this van at 11k miles & from the start, I've had issues with many indicators popping up on the dash. I went to Mercedes in Dothan AL, only to be told that they didn't know how to handle it & that they needed to do research. Once I came back, they informed me that they replaced the seat belt, which caused the airbag indicator. They also replaced the switch to the passenger window, which wasn't working. They said the collision assist was popping up because I was driving for extended periods of time without another vehicle beside me.
After their repairs, the check engine light came on. I contacted them & they told me it had nothing to do with them. I then took it to Mercedes Easton, which is in Ohio, where they state the check engine light is from a faulty sensor. They replaced it only for the check engine light to come back on a few days later, along with the interior lights flicking on/off & doors locking & unlocking. I took it back 2 weeks later, where they claimed a wire was cut & I needed a new filter, so they replaced the wire & had me pay $200 for a filter. Check engine light came back on 2 days later. Did they miss the wire the first time? This all started at nearly 12k miles, & now I am at 95k, which will go beyond my 100k warranty.
I filed a complaint with Mercedes & asked for the Director of service to call me from Easton to no avail. The service advisor says that if it has the same code as the 1st time I brought it, they will fight Mercedes to get it fixed without me having to pay. My issue is that they never truly found the original issue, so what if it has progressed to show something else now? Will they not honor repairs? Why are they only fixing exterior components & not ALSO investigating what the code says is wrong-Turbo/Supercharger Inlet Pressure Sensor Circuit High? The pressure at the supercharger inlet could be too high. I have a transportation company so when I come off the road to address this, I lose money & my time is wasted. I'll never buy a Mercedes again.
Reviewed June 7, 2024
I purchased a very nice, 2020 small subcompact SUV Mercedes 2020 just to run around our town of 70K. I have a Lexus RX 350 that I drive for any extensive trips and I thought the GLA 250 would be great for driving to and from work and general running around town. Just after the warranty expired at 39K my oil pump went out and needed replacing at a cost of 2400 dollars. Fortunately, the local dealership felt badly and covered 50% of the cost and for that I am grateful. (Mercedes Benz of Bowling Green, KY)
Yet, it is so unfortunate for a car with so little miles that has been gently driven to have a cost such as this for an oil pump. I think everyone would agree with me if you were in my position. Needless to say it will be my last Mercedes. Back to Toyota, Infiniti and Lexus for me. Again, thanks to our local dealership for at least understanding the customers' viewpoints and providing some assistance. I will continue to share my experience with others to prevent them from making my same mistake. E. **
Reviewed May 21, 2024
I bought a 2018 Metris Mercedes Benz. It has been not so reliable to me There has been a recall but it is not approved? The whole chassis is wobbly. It is shaken and feels like it might fall apart at any minute to me. I don’t drive on a freeway. I took it in but they will not honor the recall. It is as of yet not activated. And the tires wouldn’t be honored unless they are the originals. How long did they think I could drive on those tires especially with the problems I am experiencing. This is a catch twenty two far and below the standards that I remember MBUSA having. I am sure truly disappointed.
Reviewed May 19, 2024
I was so pleased with my communications and the efforts put forth by Mercedes of Northern Arizona that I drove 150 miles (instead of 12 to the nearest dealer) to purchase a vehicle. All papers and the car were ready when I arrived. Everything went smoothly and I was helped in setting up preferences in the vehicle. I was disappointed with the Mercedes brand for not having road sign/ speed limit notifications installed on the car's navigation system and with the sales force for not disclosing this fact. My trade (2020 GLE350 was so equipped). I discovered this on the drive home. I will purchase this "app" for $300.00 because it is important to have. This "app" is included standard on cars brands that are 1/2 the price. This practice is akin to a hotel adding a surcharge for bedsheets in additions to all other hidden charges.
Reviewed May 8, 2024
I was a Mercedes owner for a number of years. I bought my last goo Mercedes back in 1982, had it for 10 years with 240,000, That card did not owe me a dime. Bought a 1992 Mercedes, even after the technician who had service the 82 of 8 years, urge me not to as Mercedes's quality had hit rock bottom. Should have listened. The short period of time that I owned it, it was nothing but trouble. Right after the car went off of warranty, I had problems until the car warmed up. The service department said that the timing chain had stretched beyond the capability of tensioner to take up the slack. That initiate my 3rd letter to 2 President of MBA. The dealer had been trying to work with me on the issues, but after the 3rd letter, I got a call from the Service Manager saying that if I wrote 1 more letter MBA would no longer offer any help. If this was their smug attitude, I was finished with them. Sold the car and got a very highly rated car.
In 2013, my wife decided to buy a 2013 SLK 250. I cautioned her about doing that, but she insisted. The quality of the car has been nothing but garbage. The latest issue is the glove box face delaminates from the base. I called the dealer and was told this was a huge issue and that he has had glove boxes on back order for months. Asked him what Mercedes is doing about these high expensive units and was told, nothing. I urge potential buyers to stay away from Mercedes. The more I read, the worse it gets. It is so sad. The star was once the epitome of luxury and quality, but, unfortunately and for reason I cannot explain, the star has fallen.
Reviewed April 25, 2024
Object: new Mercedes-Benz GLE 350 4MATIC SUV 2023. Purchase on February 03, 2023, (paid over $ 100,000) the vehicle is a lemon since day one, in 16 months I have been in and out of their garage over 30 times (at different dealers to resolve the problems). I pleaded to replace the vehicle then, they insisted to repair the car instead of replacing it. While all of this time I’m going back and forth.
During all this inconvenience Mercedes Canada now is asking me to pay an additional $ 18,000 to replace the car, They claim “I used the car” therefore I should pay (loss of value). Reality is they dragged me for 16 months and now they expected to be paid (To correct their problem). And even today the car still has issues. (April 24, 2024) Mercedes-benz will take your money with a smile but when it’s time to do the right thing and they have to pay, that’s another story. P.s. You expect a little more from Mercedes-benz for quality and service behind their name.
Reviewed April 24, 2024
Zero stars is still too good for this company. The experience I have had with the brand new vehicle I bought from Carriage House of New London CT, has been excruciating. 9 month old car had been in their shop for 6 weeks and it took that long for them to figure out the issue. They took that car apart every which way from Sunday and put it back I don’t even know how many times, and now they want me to take the car back and everything is ok? Everything is not ok. I am working with Mercedes USA in an attempt to get my money back because how can a brand new car be in the shop for 6 weeks. Merc USA is the abject worst customer service experience experience I have ever had. The only good experience I had was buying the thing and that HAD to be good because how else do they get you to buy an overpriced car.
The dealership gives you the option to email everyone that works there, so I emailed the owner only to be called my the sales guy; I guess I am not worthy of the owner's time. Trying to reach my ERM is like pulling teeth and when I was finally assigned one she told me it would take up to 8 weeks to review. So I get to continue to drive this deathtrap till Mercedes as a corporation seems me worthy of any attention. Never ever ever buy a Mercedes. Ever. Anywhere I can post this review, there it will be. I have got nothing but the runaround from this company. The absolute worst.
Reviewed April 22, 2024
We bought a 2023 GLC 300 brand new for our 18 year old daughter to take to college. We have owned the car for 10 months. Last week the car went into limp mode and made a horrible noise coming from the rear end. Roadside assistance towed it to the local dealership in Northwest Arkansas. Mercedes told me that they captured the codes, however Mercedes Engineering doesn't have a fix for it yet. Apparently this is the first time it has happened. I was told to come pick the car back up and that it should be safe to drive and once the software update was sent they would call us back to "FIX" the car.
They would not give us a loaner car for me or my wife to drive and Mercedes corporate will not agree to pay for a rental car. My daughter is driving my wife's car while we swap vehicles to get back and forth to work indefinitely until Mercedes can get a software update. And to think I paid $65,000.00 for this kind of treatment. This is my 2nd Mercedes to own and I will never buy another one again. Way too many options out there.
Reviewed April 13, 2024
The quality and service doesn't live up to its brand name. Purchased brand new SUV. Defect windshield wipe/arm, chatter, skip and unsmooth. Went to different MB dealers for fix many times in the last 20 months. Performance varied after each fix but issue remains. Contacted its customer service for resolution and they rejected doing anything about it. We got stuck with it. Lesson learned to go with a reputable company that provides good customer service, especially when dealing with defects.
Reviewed March 30, 2024
After 8 years, and ownership of three Mercedes 450GLS models, I feel obligated to finally write a review of Mercedes cars. The first NEW GLS was a nightmare, completely unreliable, got stuck on the road twice and was in to Service a dozen times for repairs, some in-warranty, some not. Traded that car for a another NEW GLS thinking perhaps that car was an anomaly. The second car had to be Serviced 7 times for problems that were electric in nature, and replacing cracked leather seating (after one year).
After 3 years traded that car for our newest GLS picked up 2 months ago, also brand new. It's now been into Service twice, and this last time was for several separate items. A passenger door locking mechanism failed and the door could not be closed. Also, had a reported HUD failure. They kept the car 3 days, said the dash had to be removed to change a wire, and also changed the door lock. Got the car back yesterday, and this morning it wouldn't startup, and is warning that most of the systems are inoperable. It will be towed to dealership next week for its 3rd Service!! In closing, I was an idiot to think maybe the 3rd time "would be the charm." These cars are really just seriously overpriced crap cars. Mercedes says "The best or nothing." Fine, I'll take "nothing." Zero problems with our Lexus models.
Reviewed March 15, 2024
The battery on my brand new SL63 has been replaced twice, dealership admitted it was a problem. I have called Mercedes USA and set up a complaint. They promised a call back. Left SEVEN messages, never got call back! Please, do not buy MB!!!
Reviewed Feb. 17, 2024
12/5/2023 I dropped my 2021 GLC 300 AMG off at Cherry Hill NJ service dept due to a leak in the panoramic glass top and haven’t seen my SUV since. They have tried 9 time and even took the windshield out because they said it wasn’t sealed properly. I have called Mercedes Benz USA 5 times for help or a buyback or replacement. They were quick to get back to say my vehicle doesn’t meet the criteria. I have spoken with the service manager 2/16/2024 and he said he also spoke with them for a solution and they know it’s a manufacture defect also but that’s what’s the warrantee is for to fix it. They said they think they may have fixed it and will let me know this week but I hear that every week when I text them and never hear back unless I text them. So far they have ripped the glass top out and resealed 8 times and the headliner 2 times and then the windshield because MB USA has no solutions.
I am at a loss because we all know it will never be the same and they won’t give me a guarantee so when the warranty is up I will have to pay and if I trade it in I will lose 17,000 dollars. I would never buy a Mercedes Benz ever again. They have the worst service dept and Mercedes Benz USA could care less and wants you to get a lawyer before they will help you.
Reviewed Feb. 10, 2024
Eqs450 won’t hook up and charge at Electrify America or EVgo charging stations spent 3 hours on phone with electrify America and Mercedes me connect and another 30 minutes today. MBUSA said they would call back yesterday and didn’t. Suppose to call tomorrow. We will see. Car can only be charged on private charger so much for first two years free.
Reviewed Feb. 6, 2024
The warranty on a 2020 GLA-250 expired after 3 yrs. Car has 8700 miles. At 3 years and 2 months: Message on screen "cannot put car in reverse". Took it to the dealer. Needed major work in the automatic transmission. Cost to repair $4,700 plus tax. Cost to replace the transmission fluid $77.76 per QUART. Cost of similar at an auto supply store: About $10-15 per quart. I called MB USA Corporate. They "graciously" agreed to reimburse me $150. Dealership (part of Autonation) said they would contact their reps at MB USA. So far, no response. I have owned multiple cars since 1970 (mostly Toyota and Honda). I have not paid $4,700 in TOTAL for mechanical repairs since 1970.
Reviewed Feb. 3, 2024
I leased a car from Mercedes with the plan to purchase the car at the end of the lease. I liked the car, it was nice, safe and reliable. When I was getting towards the end of the lease, which I leased w 2000 miles on it I found out the car was is a moderate damage accident that required the car to be towed. I was not informed of this by the dealership, it was in an Experian and Carfax report. When I talked to my sales associate who spoke w the sales manager I was informed the car was in an accident and their service department fixed it prior to me obtaining the lease. This information was not disclosed at the time of the lease. I would have never leased that car if I was given that information.
I spoke to the dealership about what had happened, the only thing they were really to offer was a good deal (not sure exactly how good it was) on a new lease. In other words, spend more money with us, I wanted options to just help me out with a few of my remaining lease payments and was talked to very rude by the sales manager and VP of operations. The sales associate I was dealing with said multiple times he has been w this dealership for 9 years and has never seen anything like this. I made it clear I only wanted what was fair, I have now lost some resale value in the car. I decided to contact corporate and spoke w a representative on 12/29/23 who told me I would hear from my executive referral manager in 2-3 business days. I never received a call.
On 1/5 I called and left a voice mail message for the referral manager assigned to the case asking for a return call. I never received a call. On 1/19 I called corporate again and was told by the person that answered the phone that the executive referral manager spoke w the dealership and the case was closed. I have not had 1 return call or conversation with this person yet my case was closed. I was informed by the receptionist that my referral manager would call me back either that day or the following business day, I never received a call.
I called corporate again 2/2/24 and again requested to speak w someone, I also asked if I could speak with someone other than the assigned person as I have yet to receive a call back. I was told by her she can only refer me to him and no one else but to keep holding as she was working on it. She would return to the call every few minutes saying they are working on it, after 40 minutes she said he would be calling me as soon as we hung up. I never received a call. The fact that I am now stuck in a lease w a car I do not want to purchase and the dealership is unwilling to do anything about it is wrong. If they would have just taken 1-3 lease payments away I would have felt better and at least feel they tried to make it right. The lack of response from Mercedes is not what I expected from this brand and so very disappointed. I can’t believe that has happened.
Reviewed Jan. 8, 2024
Pre-ordered a "custom built" midsize SUV from Mercedes' dealer and just got the car 2 weeks ago and already regraded. First, their dealershipS ARE very dishonest, ordering 2 wheel drive but the car was built as 4 wheel drive but the dealership did not mention it after I drove the car home and one of my neighbors pointed out that I said I ordered a 2 wheel drive but my car is All wheel drive. So I called the sales person and he said there's nothing they can do even if they made mistakes.
The settings are not as easy and customizable as BMW and dashcam. The error appears and stops recording every 10-30 minutes and they refused to answer any questions to resolve the matter, also refused to keep what they promised before purchasing. Also I found out Mercedes' dealership won't come or send a valet to pick up and drop off your car when service is needed or issues occur with the car. Why do people pay for luxury not only for the car itself but also for saving time as well. Sounds stupid and felt like I was tricked. Even LEXUS would pick up and drop off your car from your home for any reason. No wonder why BMW sold more cars.
Reviewed Jan. 3, 2024
I have had a wonderful experience at the Morristown NJ dealership (both sales and service) so it is shocking to me to receive such poor service from customer service.
Reviewed Jan. 3, 2024
I leased my Mercedes GLC300 a few years ago from the Mercedes dealership in Barrington, IL and have had my vehicle not start and leave me stranded multiple times during winter months. The first time I had to have my car towed in was only 4 months after I started this lease. Each time this has happened my vehicle has been in the shop for at least a month at a time. I've had multiple things changed and hopefully, after my car in the shop all 3 years I've had it so far, they've figured out the problem.
This year my remote start stopped working because according to the dealership it was only good for 3 years. When I leased this vehicle I was told I would have the remote start for the duration of my lease. I spoke with multiple different people at this dealership with no resolve and was basically told I was told wrong by the salesman who sold me the vehicle and they weren't going to honor what was told to me.
I am very disappointed with Mercedes as a whole because I feel like my issues were not taken care of and no one cared to help. I was told when I mentioned all that I've been through with this vehicle not starting multiple different times that, that's what I have a warranty for. That's true, however this is Mercedes. People work very hard to be able to buy a vehicle like this and when you go to a place like this you expect to be treated better than this and that the vehicle would work better. The customer service at this place is a negative zero. If you have issues they are no help at all. I've had much better experiences with reliability and customer service at the Toyota dealership I went to for multiple vehicles. This is not how customers should be treated at a Mercedes dealership.
Reviewed Oct. 23, 2023
I bought a 2021 S580 and have spent an exuberant amount of time in the service department with health and safety issues. I have tried to resolve the issue at the dealer (Fletcher Jones) and Corporate levels to no avail. I would like a replacement vehicle due to my safety concerns of the current vehicle. They are ultimately just ignoring my calls or failing to call back as promised. The accident assist activates at will, parts literally fall of in my hand, gas fumes in the cabin, seat motor brakes, seat belt replacement, window guards broken, etc. the list goes on and on.
Reviewed Oct. 17, 2023
7 months ago I took a step up to purchasing a luxury vehicle. What a mistake choosing Mercedes. The car had what appeared to be a minor electrical/computer problem on adjustment of driver seat upon entry and exit. I first left my car for service to correct the problem after waiting 3 weeks for an appointment. When I drove home and restarted the car later in the day I was shocked to be experiencing the same problem. I called to complain and had to schedule a new appointment.
This time they kept the car for a week, called me, and stated the problem was resolved and verified by the service manager. By the next morning, the seat was still not functioning. I was assured that the problem was reviewed by corporate engineering and was corrected and I would have to bring car back again. I was again expected to wait a month for a new appointment and loaner car. My vehicle was a 2022 E350 with only 3200 miles. Having lost all confidence in this supposed luxury vehicle with first rate service technicians I sold my car. I can surely say I will never purchase another Mercedes.
Reviewed Oct. 1, 2023
My wife's 2014 MB c250 left my wife stranded due to a steering wheel lock failure. It failed in the unlocked position. When this happens, the vehicle is completely disabled and needs to be towed to an MB-authorized service center. The shop then makes a diagnosis and orders and installs the new part. Now comes the crazy and disappointing part, waiting 6 weeks so far, for the Orange Key to program the new part. So after the repair was made and the dealer has sent copies of your ID, vehicle VIN number and registration to MBUSA you wait for a special programming key (called the Orange Key) to get the new part to work. They will tell you upfront that the Orange Key is on national back order with no ETA for this part.
After researching this problem on the web, It's been on backorder since as early as 2012 and MB still hasn't fixed this issue. So when this happens to your MB and it will prepare yourself to go many weeks without your vehicle. There is no workaround, no updated or improved design by MB so if you keep your car long enough, it'll happen again. It's been a great car otherwise, so I have to give MB USA 2 stars. If and when the repair is completed, we'll put it up for sale, needless to say, the next vehicle won't be built by Mercedes.
Reviewed Aug. 26, 2023
We dropped our car off at Mercedes-Benz of Collierville (TN) for a diagnostic and when we picked it up, it was wrecked/damaged on the front left. Had to call, visit in person, and email repeatedly to get any action. They tried to frame a tow truck for the incident, but never provided proof of anything. Service Manager, Chandler Matthews, was aggressive, rude and unprofessional. They finally agreed to fix it and assumed liability. Then they did the sloppiest job possible, the side turn signal light is still missing, paint is still bad, trim is torn up (they didn't even attempt to replace that).
When we brought it to the attention of the GM, Armandi **, he basically said it looked better than it did before because it's an old car. No one leaves their vehicle with a Service dept at a dealership with the expectation that you may get it back in worse condition with damages and that's just too bad. I would NEVER go there again. Take your business to Mercedes of Memphis instead or somewhere else.
Reviewed Aug. 1, 2023
In June 2023, I was happy to purchase a new GLE 450. After a couple days of driving, I noticed the interior frame separating from the "B" pillar. I could not believe that I overlooked such a glaring defect. What's worse, I could not believe the folks on the assembly line and the dealership missed the defect too. When I contacted the dealership, they immediately repaired the problem. However, I also tried to contact Mercedes-Benz by email to inform them of the problem with no success. The only way to email Mercedes-Benz is to send an email through their website, which I did. No one responded. I called the Mercedes-Benz customer service department and they rereferred me back to the dealer.
I erroneously thought that spending more money on a vehicle would mean better quality and customer service. Sadly, I was wrong. I can't tell you that you should not purchase a Mercedes-Benz. What I can say is that you should expect poor quality and poor customer service if you decide to purchase this brand. If you purchase the car and you have very low expectations for quality and customer service, you will not be as disappointed. This brand is manufactured for people who do not care about wasting money. The cars are disposable. The way to play the game is to keep the car for a couple years, and get rid of it before you experience serious mechanical issues. The problem is, the cars are poorly built and you will most likely experience problems at the beginning of ownership.
Fortunately, I hope to have many years of car-buying ahead of me. When I get rid of my Mercedes, and I will, I will never buy another one. The happiest days of my life will be the days I bought and sold my Mercedes. When I see one driving down the road, I'll think, been there, done that, experienced poor quality and customer service, and got the t-shirt. All that glitters is not gold. Spend your money elsewhere and save yourself the aggravation and frustration of owning this brand--it's truly not worth the effort of ownership. It simply takes too much effort to deal with the hassle of frequent, major repairs and poor customer service that come with the ownership experience.
Reviewed July 29, 2023
I purchased my dream car brand Mercedes Benz A220 2019 model in March 2020 from Henderson, Nevada. I was so happy and proud to be an owner of such a luxurious brand. Very soon my dream turned into a nightmare. Within 2 months, the engine check light was turned on. After several times of servicing by M.benz it was still popping up. But it didn't fix for 1 plus years. When I raised my concern with the Henderson dealers, they blamed me for the issue...ridiculous!! What a customer service!!! Then switched to Fletcher Jones, Las Vegas. They are better. But now faced another car problem.
Within 3 years with 25k mileage as of now, I forgot the counting how many times I had to take A220 for fixing. If I remember correctly 20 time or may be way more than that I have taken to the MBenz service center for variety car problems. The latest is related to cylinders. After fixing, I took my car from the service center, on the way home, an emergency sign popped up due to the "engine got overheated stop the car immediately" and turned my car back to the service center.
After so much hassle, I still love my car, always use Chevron gas even when the gas price was super high. I'm paying high insurance and never late for a single payment. In return, I'm getting sufferings. Before MBenz I had Sentra. Within its 1 and half years of service I never had any complaints. Honestly It's a traumatic situation for me. My warranty is going to end very soon. I'm very hurt...never expect a brand like M.Benz can give such a painful experience.
Reviewed June 29, 2023
About six months ago, I bought a Mercedes-Benz EQS 580. It has been in the shop for weeks. At least two full months with five events that were life-threatening. I pay $155,000 for it. Mercedes has escalated it to the executive level for the company to buy it back. The local dealer can’t help me. This car is damn dangerous in several different ways.
Reviewed June 8, 2023
In 2020, I purchased a 2018 e-400 4matic Cabriolet, which was still covered by warranty at the time. Initially, the car ran smoothly and without any issues. However, approximately three months after the warranty expired, the convertible top stopped functioning properly. I had noticed that the strings used to retract the headliner were starting to fray, but I didn't pay much attention to it since the top still operated correctly. Unfortunately, as time went on, the situation worsened. About three months after the warranty expired, the actual strings (not cables) began snapping in half. Another six months passed, and I noticed that the top would no longer close all the way. Within four more months, it completely ceased to close at all.
Upon taking the vehicle to Mercedes, I was given a repair quote of $5,500 to fix this issue. I strongly believe that this problem stems from a design flaw and should be subject to a recall. I feel compelled to advise potential buyers against purchasing a Mercedes with this convertible top mechanism, as it has proven to be unreliable and disappointing. Is there any recourse I can take in this situation? I am frustrated with the quality of the convertible top and would appreciate any guidance on how to address this problem effectively.
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