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    Customer ServiceMaintenanceStaff

    Reviewed June 4, 2026

    I bought a brand new 2024 Mercedes Benz GLE350 less than 3 years ago. It started making a ticking noise under the hood so I immediately took it to the dealership to get it diagnosed. I was told they could not diagnose it without me paying $4,000 to determine what the root cause is, but they presume I will need a new engine. It has less than 63k miles on it! I’ve gotten oil changes, routine maintenance as required and have taken great care of it. The dealership said I declined recommended services, which any service I declined was not pertinent to an engine (only things such as new brakes, tires, etc.) and the corporate agent I spoke to would not tell me details on what I supposedly declined because she did not have that information but continued to reject my request for good will assistance anyways.

    If I knew Mercedes Benz was such a cheaply made vehicle with such dissatisfactory customer service I would have never bought the vehicle in the first place. I am extremely disappointed with this situation along with my decision to choose Mercedes Benz. I will actively spread my horrible experience to others and all over the internet so no one else makes the same mistake I did and I will absolutely never recommend Mercedes Benz to anyone!

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    Reviewed June 1, 2026

    I purchased a new S580 in 2025. This is my second S Class that replaced a 2019. In general I have been disappointed with the new S580. The rear deck spoiler came unglued the first month we had the car and the center console storage and rear cup holders do not open and close smoothly. Some switches feel flimsy and do not have a luxury feel. When the car sits for more than a couple of days the emergency brake will occasionally stick which can only be overcome by adding more acceleration and it then pops loose/releases. I reported this to the dealer and they acknowledge this condition, but said nothing could be done about it. At $145,000 this is unacceptable. Mercedes should take some of the useless features off the car and put the $$ into fit, finish and more robust wear items. MB has lost its way.

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      Customer ServicePunctuality & SpeedStaffTimeliness

      Reviewed May 20, 2026

      I'm on my 6th S class and I am having the worst service experience of my life. I was in the car business for 45 years and have never seen such a horrible customer service and communications experience. My car has been at the dealership for 14 of the last 15 months for a vibration issue that is steady at speeds of 70 to 75 miles per hour. Obviously, this is unacceptable for almost any car never mind an S class.

      I have reached out to corporate twice in 2025 and was told "let me look into the situation and get back to you" by a rep, then a senior rep. No one ever got back to me. I reach out to them many times only to get voicemail or no response! The situation blows my mind that this is what Mercedes has become. I was such a loyal customer for 20 years. I also own an SL. I was even a certified autobody tech for Mercedes (trained in Texas). I know my stuff. Bottomline, no matter the quality of the product, if you can't get good qualified service why own the product. If you read all this thank you listening!

      Dave

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      MaintenanceBilling

      Reviewed May 20, 2026

      Buyer beware. Mercedes' 4-year, 50,000 mile warranty is not all inclusive. Had a breakdown a on 2022 GLC-300 with 44,000 miles. A known defect that a recall was issue on. Mercedes stuck me with the towing bill to get it to a dealership to get it fixed. Will not buy another Mercedes after having been a customer for over 30+ years.

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      CoveragePriceMaintenance

      Reviewed May 20, 2026

      I do not recommend to anyone to buy any Mercedes. I bought a brand new back in Jan 2020 and couple of days ago it lost power in the middle of highway. I took the car to Mercedes-Benz of Georgetown in Texas and today I was told that engine needs to be replaced. They are asking for $18,000 to replace the engine. Please note that the car is serviced every year at Mercedes-Benz of Georgetown. The last service was in Dec 2025 and they charged me close to $3000 for the service. Please do not get fooled by their brand. Perhaps they were good long time ago but today you are much better off to buy a Kia rather than Mercedes. Believe me it is much more reliable. I cannot think of any car that engine blew up in the middle of highway without any engine light at 50K miles when all the services are done by the dealer.

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      Reviewed May 15, 2026

      I love my Benz. But the dumb ass engineers that put the automatic braking system in are stupid! Nothing is behind me when backing out, and all of a sudden the car will slam on the brakes! Almost causing an accident. This is the dumbest feature on the Benz. You can't turn it off either. I'm gonna sue y'all if I get in a wreck because this dumb ass system causes the car to slam on the brakes!

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      Customer ServiceContract & TermsCoveragePriceStaff

      Reviewed May 11, 2026

      Negligence, Repeated Fees, and "Transactional" Customer Service. I am writing this to share a deeply disappointing experience with Mercedes Benz and Mercedes Benz Corp, while the mechanical issues were eventually fixed, the lack of professionalism and accountability was unacceptable. I brought my vehicle in for a major service and oil leak repair totaling $3,000. Shortly after, multiple warning lights appeared. It was discovered that the dealership had left a critical engine harness connector unplugged during their work. This negligence was severe enough to cause my engine to blow.

      Despite the dealership repairing the harness was left disconnected by their technician, I was still charged diagnostic fees when I returned to have the issue addressed. Just after paying a diagnostic fee to find what they did wrong, Being charged diagnose fees for catastrophic failure caused by the dealership's own documented oversight is a complete failure of customer service.

      Throughout this entire process, the service felt purely transactional. Mercedes Corp was no help every phone call sounded like they were reading from a script. There is a clear feeling that if you aren't purchasing an E-Class or higher, you are treated as a low priority. Every conversation lacked genuine care, and they made me feel like just another number rather than a valued client. I have since traded my vehicle and moved over to Audi, where the level of service and professionalism is night and day compared to what I experienced here. If you expect thorough work and to be treated with respect regardless of the vehicle model you drive, I recommend looking elsewhere.

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      Reviewed May 4, 2026

      I have been on hold about 3 hours in the past week trying to reach the service department, the finance department and the manager. Never has anyone picked up or retuned my short messages. My salesman picks up on the days he is there but this is a matter that involves other things. I spend well over $72K on my car 60 days ago. I truly am regretting it.

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      Reviewed April 28, 2026

      LONG TIME MB OWNER. 2026 CLEA Cabriolet (and others) have “Attention Assist” feature which is the worst idea they ever had. It’s useless in daily urban driving and unnecessarily “suspends” the feature. I want my old car back.

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      CoverageSales & MarketingPriceMaintenance

      Reviewed April 25, 2026

      Mercedes Benz of Sarasota gave me multiple verbal estimates from 1k-5k. This is not the first time this same dealership had tried to overcharge. I had MB USA involved in past transactions as the dealership said I needed a new battery when I did not. They also tried to overcharge me for tires and they have deceptive advertising which the FTC warned Autonation to not have ads that are switch bait tactics. Do not go to a dealership that you can’t trust. I took it to European Starr and they charged me 1550 to fix it. There is no appreciation for customer loyalty to the brand and MB USA should know how their customers are treated. Don’t trust anyone that doesn’t value your money!

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      Customer ServiceCoveragePricePunctuality & SpeedRefunds & PayoutsMaintenanceStaffBillingTransparency

      Reviewed April 24, 2026

      I am writing to share my experience with Mercedes-Benz USA and Mercedes-Benz Financial Services regarding a leased 2023 EQB300 that has had ongoing and unresolved safety-related issues. In December 2023, I leased a brand new Mercedes EQB300. Everything seemed fine initially, but by September 2024 the vehicle began experiencing serious electrical problems. The instrument cluster, including the speedometer and navigation system, would randomly go completely black while driving. This was not a minor glitch — the screens would fully shut off, creating a significant safety concern.

      In November 2024, I received a “Coolant Too Hot – Stop Vehicle” warning related to the high-voltage system. Since then, the situation has been extremely frustrating and unresolved despite numerous repair attempts, including multiple service visits, repeated “no issue found” responses, full dashboard removal to access and replace wiring, and several software resets and updates.

      In January 2026, the dealership diagnosed an internal failure in the MBUX system and replaced the control unit entirely. Despite this major repair, the issue continued. In March 2026, I was informed that there is currently no fix available and that a potential solution may come in a future software update. In April 2026, I spent several hours at the dealership attempting to resolve the situation. A replacement vehicle was discussed, I contacted my insurance to add the new car, and my Mercedes app was updated — only to be told afterward that the lease could not be canceled and no resolution would be provided.

      Additionally, every time I was provided with a loaner vehicle, I was required to interrupt my work and personal responsibilities to return it immediately upon request. I was repeatedly warned that failure to return the loaner on time would result in charges of approximately $150 per day, adding further stress during an already difficult situation.

      Mercedes-Benz Financial Services later issued a formal response stating that I am still contractually obligated to continue making my monthly payments (approximately $800/month) under any circumstance. The letter specifically states that payments must continue “even if the vehicle is stolen, destroyed, or does not satisfactorily perform,” and that any issues must be addressed with the manufacturer. In other words, I am required to keep paying for this vehicle regardless of whether it is safe, functional, or even usable.

      At this point, I am left in a situation where: The dealership directs me to the manufacturer. The manufacturer has not provided a resolution. The finance company requires payment no matter the condition of the vehicle. To make matters more concerning: The vehicle is associated with a high-voltage battery recall. Charging is restricted and cannot safely be done at home. I have a minor daughter who relies on this vehicle for daily transportation. Being placed in a position where I must continue driving a vehicle with known and unresolved safety concerns while continuing to make full payments is extremely stressful. I expected a premium brand like Mercedes-Benz to stand behind its product and prioritize safety and customer care. Unfortunately, that has not been my experience. I hope this review helps other consumers make informed decisions.

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      CoverageMaintenance

      Reviewed April 21, 2026

      I wish I would have never purchased this car. Brand new 2025 tire is defective, bubble in sidewall, oh not covered, locking lug nut is missing. Key to lug nut is missing, not covered electrical problems.

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      Staff

      Reviewed April 15, 2026

      Seats are garbage! I have had driver seat replaced 3 times for rips. Car 6 years old. I weight 140 lbs. I am not rough on my car. I take very good care of it, but these thin seats are garage. Very disappointing because I like the car overall.

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      Customer ServicePricePunctuality & SpeedMaintenance

      Reviewed April 3, 2026

      Took my van in for service waited week. Got back with more problems than when I left. They wanted to charge me more to fix. I call this legal crooks.

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      Customer ServiceCoveragePrice

      Reviewed March 31, 2026

      I bought a very expensive Mercedes. The Mercedes me app doesn’t work. Can’t start the car or open doors remotely for 2 yrs. and they don’t fix it. Cheap cars work better. Not pleased at all. Made 6 calls. No results.

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      Reviewed March 31, 2026

      Dear Larry, Good afternoon. I am following up regarding Case Number ** to speak with someone about a warranty transfer for a 2022 Mercedes-Benz GLE 350 that I purchased from a previous owner. I spoke with Michael F. from Mercedes corporate in Atlanta on March 23 regarding the process for transferring this warranty. Could you please provide guidance on the next steps to ensure the warranty is properly updated in my name? I was informed that I would need to fill out a Warranty transfer form and so would the previous owner which was done. I then called Mercedes Benz of Sarasota service center on March 23 at 2:38 pm to schedule service under my name Natalie ** for the soonest available appointment to look at my A/C because it was not blowing Cold air on the previous Saturday before March 21, ironically my mileage was 50,200 and was not sure about if there was a existing warranty in place.

      I spoke to the service dept and they scheduled me for Wednesday March 25th for 10am. On March 25th I pulled up to the service dept on time and there was no record of my appointment, but my service advisor was Chris per my conversation when making the appointment. I was advised to wait at his desk until he could there. Meanwhile Chang ** from sales greeted me as I was waiting. I had the salesman the day before inquiring to purchase a new Mercedes, I made sure to stop at the bank for a blank check to purchase a brand new car. After Chris arrived at his desk he was completely unprofessional and was treating like I was not better than, basically stating, "I don’t know who you are but you own nothing!” And it would even be 3 to 4 weeks to get back in for an appt with MAYBE a courtesy car.

      I left visibly upset and so shocked I went to the salesman desk to see Chang ** as he told me to after speaking with advisor Chris. I sat at his desk and just could not even follow thru at looking at new cars. I came with high expectations to only be let down with a blank check. This is my first Mercedes I have purchased as my husband and I at the time had around 5 Porsches. I just want to know if and what to do about a future warranty. It seems I can’t get a direct answer, I even called Wesley ** 3 times and finally the receptionist had to walk over a message from me because nobody was calling me back finally. I received a call from the finance dept saying I have 75,000 mile warranty and that was that. I ended up taking my car to Firestone on Saturday to get my A/C fixed as I live in South Florida it warm to say the least that was over $600 dollars. Thank you, Natalie

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      Customer ServiceHonesty & Transparency

      Reviewed March 29, 2026

      I’ve purchased Mercedes Benz vehicles exclusively for 41 years as well as every service performed by a Mercedes dealership. I’ve purchased vehicles from over 10 different MB dealerships and have NEVER had a worse experience. I purchased a 2026 Mercedes Benz 580 GLS after taking delivery of a 2025 GLS 580 3 months previously that had issues that MB could not repair. The 2026 has been to the dealership for repair multiple times without remedy. MB refuses to communicate to me regarding the issues I have for weeks when I finally received a call from my case manager Quinten who in the first minute outright lied to me regarding my situation. MB continues to treat a 41 year loyal customer as rubbish. Could not be more disappointed in how the Huntsville Dealership as well as MB Corporate is responding to my issues. The 2025 and 2026 GLS 580 are NOT characteristic of a high end vehicle and I would avoid purchasing them.

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      Customer ServiceTimeliness

      Reviewed March 23, 2026

      Today I was stuck in the road as my engine got overheated. I tried to call the emergency contact no. There was no response from them. For 1 hour I kept calling them, but to no avail. Absolute poor service regarding the emergency department. This questions whether to consider Mercedes in future if this is what they provide. I hope the senior management looks at this.

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      Coverage

      Reviewed March 13, 2026

      Through the last 20 years we have owned all sorts of Mercedes starting with a 1995 C280, 2012 C350 Coupe, 2014 GLK350, 2016 E350 Wagon, 2018 Metris panel van, 2019 AMG GLE 43, 2016 Sprinter high van, 2025 Sprinter Club van, and 2026 AMG GLE 53. All good to great vehicles but I'm look for a luxury mini van to replace my 2016 Chrysler T&C Platinum limited van but Mercedes has nothing close to that vehicle. I see them trying VLE van but Battery powered. Do what you're known for. A reliable straight aspirated six or eight gas cylinder engine. Cut out all this fancy tech and go back to what you do best. I want a super luxury van. But not electric!! Ask your American consumer!

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      Reviewed March 11, 2026

      MB 2008 C350 has been a money pit. Had to replace 1) ESL, 2) Alternator, 3) engine mounts, 4) ball joints. Under 100,000 miles. Now at 150,000 (which I hear is nothing for MB) transmission tcm/tcu valve body replacement $5,000.fix -about same value of car! (That is normal according to MB.) Wow! Need ball joints again. Tires every 20,000 miles. I thought Mercedes was meant to last. My car external looks beautiful, that’s about it! Had bmw before thinking Mercedes would be better. Going back to BMW. The problems were much less. Never had to tow like the many times of mercedes!

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      Customer ServiceStaff

      Reviewed March 10, 2026

      Mercedes Benz is not being a responsible automotive manufacturer. They have a safety feature on the AMG 53 Coupe that takes over the functionality of the vehicle called driver assist. This function took over the wheel and crashed the car. Mercedes says they are not responsible when they are. Their manual states if this occurs an accidental collision can occur which is what actually happened. The vehicle could have killed me and yet Mercedes Benz says, "Oh well." After spending close to $100k you would think they would own up to these features that could cause harm or death! Just SAD!

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      PricePunctuality & SpeedMaintenanceStaffRates

      Reviewed Feb. 28, 2026

      We have 4 Mercedes in household including S560 GLS 63, GLE 580 and GLE 350. I have bought several Mercedes in my lifetime. If you’re considering a Mercedes-Benz SUV, be prepared for a mixed experience. On one hand, the driving dynamics are undeniably excellent—smooth, powerful, and genuinely enjoyable behind the wheel.

      Unfortunately, the ownership experience tells a different story. The electronics are extremely unreliable, with problems showing up far earlier and more frequently than they should in a luxury vehicle. Infotainment glitches, sensor failures, warning lights, and random electrical issues seem to be part of the package. The longer you own the SUV, the more these problems add up.

      By around 75,000 miles, the vehicle essentially starts to fall apart and after 100,000 miles it is ready to go to junkyard. Components wear out too quickly, repairs become constant, and maintenance costs climb sharply to several thousand dollars. (The problems are far less if car is made in Germany). For a brand positioned as premium and reliable, this is disappointing—and unacceptable at the price point. Bottom line: Great to drive, terrible to keep. If long-term reliability matters to you, a Mercedes-Benz SUV simply isn’t worth the headache.

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      Reviewed Feb. 26, 2026

      We have three Mercedes which means basically there is frequently one that is of need of repair. It’s hard to believe how often a light warning of pending trouble illuminates on the dash. Now the dash itself has buckled as the leather must have e shrunk on one of them. The estimated repair is close to 7 thousand dollars. I am told this is an inherent problem. The consumer phone number provided to speak to corporate leads thru a set of prompts and ultimately tells you to leave a message but don’t expect a call back. I have been driving Mercedes for nearly 50 years and this once reliable product has certainly deteriorated.

      I was such a fan that I flew to Germany to tour the factory. The ride is so smooth but the reliability is so rough. The customer care at corporate is the worst of any company that I have ever dealt with. The cost of a repair or even service is overwhelming. I just started to explore other car companies and I am amazed at how others have caught up with Mercedes and surpassed them,

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      Customer ServicePunctuality & SpeedStaff

      Reviewed Feb. 24, 2026

      Mercedes-Benz Vehicle Malfunction. This correspondence addresses a recent incident involving a Mercedes-Benz vehicle in which a malfunction of the fuel gauge system was implicated. Despite the fuel tank indicating approximately three-quarters full, the gauge system erroneously signaled low fuel, which precipitated unintended electronic responses and resulted in a sudden loss of vehicle control. The vehicle subsequently collided with a parked car. While the impacted parked vehicle was unoccupied, my spouse sustained a whiplash injury, and the Mercedes-Benz was rendered a total loss. Mercedes-Benz has been formally notified of this issue and has agreed to conduct a thorough investigation into the cause of the fuel gauge malfunction. This investigation is critical, as the event has posed significant safety concerns and caused considerable distress.

      We respectfully request that this communication be incorporated into the ongoing investigation, and that all findings be fully documented and addressed to ensure both accountability and vehicle safety. Should additional information or supporting documentation be required, we are prepared to provide it promptly to facilitate a comprehensive review. Closing Remark: We appreciate your attention to this matter and look forward to receiving a detailed response regarding the investigation and any subsequent remediation or procedural changes. Naveed

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      Customer ServicePriceOnline & AppStaff

      Reviewed Feb. 20, 2026

      I recently purchased a 2018 Mercedes Benz AMG GT convertible. The car was loaded with the premium sound system and retailed new for over $120,000. Since the retirement of MBrace and disagreement between Verizon and Mercedes Benz, internet functionality can no longer be purchased by consumers owning a Mercedes Benz 2018 model or older. Internet access is available on Kia's today through a hot spot. How could Mercedes be able to allow this to happen w/o a path for its customers. This needs to be addressed. I have buttons on my car that do nothing now. I can't unlock a vehicle or even use a hotspot on my phone to gain access to internet apps. What's next??? Will they eventually turn off internet radios too??? Help a consumer who bought over 30 Mercedes Benz in my 65 years!!!

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      Customer ServiceMaintenance

      Reviewed Feb. 20, 2026

      All MB GL from 2020 are bad and worst technology. I have gls 580 and gle 450. Both are 2020 and after 4 years both vehicles had gas pedal break down then in three weeks in gls580 infotainment system stop working and in one week after engine lights on. When I go in dealership they gave me $ 19000 estimate and said that it happened due to moisture. When I contect with Mercedes benz Canada customer services then there is supervisor name is KOSHA said, "Contact to your dealership." I suggest everyone that either not to buy mb or if you buy then after three years change it. It's a bullshit vehicle.

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      Billing

      Reviewed Feb. 20, 2026

      Horrible service and now as I had mentioned before my gas tank was left on almost E and I put gas in their loaner and now I just received a bill. Apparently they added $17 and some change to my card when I knew it was on a half a tank, but even if it wasn’t for them to give me back my car on E! is horrible. Once again do not shop here and I’m gonna write a review every single day and now I’m gonna put it on Facebook. I’m gonna put it on Instagram and every social media even TikTok.

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      CoverageMaintenance

      Reviewed Feb. 16, 2026

      I have a 2020 Mercedes GLC with less than 50K miles on it. My front headlights, front turn signals and even my front hazard lights have gone completely out because water leaks into the headlights. In other words, my Mercedes is not water-proof! Mercedes issued a recall for this exact problem on the 2021 models but they want me to pay $5000 to fix my 2020. I am disgusted. My son's Hyundai is water-proof, but my Mercedes is not! Shame on Mercedes!

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      Punctuality & Speed

      Reviewed Feb. 11, 2026

      I am very disappointed to buy Mercedes 450 GLS 2020 and stay on the shop for several times more than 20 times each time at least week or two weeks and the total of about three months or more for brand new car and it’s all has issues. Computer and check engine lights, different problems and then last six months I pay $5000 to keep the car maintained and in a good shape and they adjust a lot of things in it and then yesterday the car stopped on the highway on my way to the Tyson corner dealer shop again due to the check engine light and 12 V and 48 V batteries, which is the same problem from the time I bought the car and waiting more than three hours in the cold weather waiting for the towing truck. This is not right or fair. The mechanics doesn’t know what they’re doing. To pay this money and the car still has the same problems from day one. This a new SUV snd only five years old car. Don’t buy Mercedes again. I am very very disappointed.

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      Reviewed Feb. 6, 2026

      I tell you how to save money from the MB ripoff artists post-purchase...don't drive it! That's right, after spending $75+K on my wife's 2023 300GLC (with AMG appearance), and after waiting until May of 2023 for them to arrive (with the new integrated center console)...we were just enjoying the nice ride and learning the nuances (we have had other nice, new, imported and domestics BTW). But with the the "safety capabilities" built into this car, my wife just about had her neck broken by the car's emergency stop in reverse (no, nothing there...no, no cars on this open country road, no, no people/animals/excuses). She didn't drive it for months...I drove her for weeks, when we took it versus my truck! Now that is sad.

      After 2.5 years and 14,000 miles, we don't like it anymore than when it was new. Now we get the phantom warning lights and "service due" messages...in the car, on our phones, etc. The dealer (service manager)...who has begged me to alter my reviews ("...oh, please Mark, give us a 5-star rating, that's the only way MB will pay my techs") if he makes it right by just coming to the shop one more time (hey, it's only 30 miles round trip, no big deal...oh, and hours of waiting)...and then excuses like, "we checked into that issue, and it is actually engineered that way...that's just good German engineering."

      So, long story short, I am done changing my reviews, because, I had the B1 service performed by a renowned local shop that had the MB test/service equipment, but were not able to turn off the B1 message. I called my "friend" (service-manager) about the process of turning it off (none of the YouTube videos worked on it) and he was upset that I wouldn't consider them doing the service (at $300+)! Well, when my wife finds something she really wants (size-wise and comfort) we will trade it in a heartbeat. Yep, I will lose 50% but, lessons learned. I think we may go back to Audi (oh, wait, they are all electric now)...maybe try a Genesis?

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      Reviewed Jan. 23, 2026

      I am a 2023 Mercedes Benz EQE 350+ owner and recently experienced a complete failure of the brand’s "luxury" promise. While traveling from Windsor, CA to St. Louis, MO, I suffered a flat tire in Indianapolis. Despite paying for premium service, I was left stranded on the side of a freeway in the dark, winter cold for over two hours.

      I spoke with three different customer service representatives; the first two provided names of towing companies that never arrived. It took pleading with a third agent to finally get help. Because it was a Saturday, I was forced to stay in a hotel for three days while the dealership was closed. When I contacted Mercedes for reimbursement or an apology, they were defiant and showed zero empathy. For a brand that claims to be "The Best or Nothing," this experience was nothing short of disappointment and unprofessional.

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      CoverageSales & MarketingPriceMaintenanceStaffRates

      Reviewed Jan. 21, 2026

      I have a Mercedes Benz 2016 C300, had it at Sun Motors and they told me I would need to replace the subframe. Labor and parts 4600 total..Crazy part same models 2015 and under they have an extended warranty.. for this same problem..So I may have to let the car go. Only have 119000 miles on it. Clean car. They didn't even maybe cutting me a discount to help offset the price.

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      Customer ServicePrice

      Reviewed Jan. 6, 2026

      We have a 2024 Winnebago view. It has a Mercedes engine. Mercedes customer service is very bad. We have a bad battery and it should have a three year warranty. It’s a common problem in the Winnebago view. The battery is very expensive and very hard to get at. We thought we were buying something that was a cut above with a Mercedes engine, but are so disappointed there literally is no customer service. Do not buy one of these.

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      Reviewed Dec. 30, 2025

      I have a very basic question about my #GLC43 - 2024 .. But what is use of remote start feature in App , if ...

      - I cant turn on Heated-Seats / steering

      - Can't set cabin temperature

      If the same is available in EVs why not in ICE cars. Not even as digital extra?

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      Customer ServiceCoveragePricePunctuality & Speed

      Reviewed Dec. 24, 2025

      Long story short, GLE with 70k Miles needed engine repair cost $6000 (sensor inside engine that needs to dismantle the whole engine to get to it, how ** UP is that), and it happened 2 days after manufacturing warrantee expired, though I called one week prior, but they gave me appointment 2 days after warranty expired, thinking I was covered. When I explained the delay that was caused by dealership, they asked me to contact Corp, and I wish I did not, extremally rude (case manager), in other words. "FU you deal with the issue." Bottom line, Mercedes reliability should be questioned and I advise everyone to get any other brands except Mercedes.

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      PricePunctuality & SpeedMaintenanceStaff

      Reviewed Dec. 21, 2025

      I am the original owner of a 2021 GLE, purchased in April 2021. The vehicle is currently 4 years and 6 months and 22 days old with approximately 49,000 miles - Despite meticulous adherence to all scheduled maintenance performed and no warning lights activated the vehicle suffered a catastrophic and complete engine failure on November 12, 2025. This type of premature and total engine failure in a properly maintained, low-mileage vehicle is clearly a defect in material or workmanship. This is a serious safety defect that rendered the vehicle completely inoperable with no warning.

      Mercedes USA has offered no assistance regarding the current inoperable car that I own, despite the fact that they are very well aware of the engine issues that the C class and the GLE are currently experiencing. The Service diagnostic states the car timing chain jumped and resulted in catastrophic failure. Buyers beware, check on any Mercedes with 2.0-liter inline-4 turbocharged gasoline engine. Unfortunately, this engine has exhibited alarming defects, typically surfacing shortly after the expiration of the manufacturer’s warranty. Drivers face severe mechanical issues, with dramatic repair costs.

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      Customer ServiceStaff

      Reviewed Dec. 20, 2025

      The customer care and response from Mercedes following the breakdown of my car (which is under warranty) has been very poor and not what I expect from a premium brand. The Macclesfield garage responded poorly as did the Mercedes customer complaints team.

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      Customer ServiceStaff

      Reviewed Dec. 19, 2025

      Don't even bother calling the customer care! They hung up three times on me, very rude and unprofessional. I was calling about extended warranty, safety recall for fuel line. I can't believe what Mercedes has come down to! It's pretty embarrassing, and very sad.

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      PriceTransparency

      Reviewed Dec. 8, 2025

      I bought a new 2021 G Wagon in 2022, due to COVID they weren’t making 2022 models yet. I’ve had lots of recalls on the car, more than other vehicle brands I’ve owned. But the icing on top of my bad experience with Mercedes is a recent update to their Mercedes App where they removed ability to remote start my car without paying a monthly or annual fee. My kids cars that were much much less expensive even offer remote start. What a $ grab by Mercedes for function that is included on most vehicles key fob. Their fob doesn’t include it on the G Wagon, so I have to access an app which was already an inconvenience compared to other vehicle brands. They’ve sealed my decision not to purchase a Mercedes again….

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      Price

      Reviewed Dec. 6, 2025

      Mercedes-Benz corporate blew it! Good luck if you buy or lease an electric vehicle! Was told it comes with free charging for two years. Good luck finding one that works anywhere close to where I live. Mercedes-Benz has the nerve to offer $250! No wonder why resale value stink on these cars. Third Mercedes and the last! All due to their people in corporate for not making it right!

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