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Car Forum / Mercedes-Benz Cars / April 2006

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Mercedes Reliability

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Solomander - 20 Apr 2006 14:23 GMT
Hi.  I am thinking of getting a Mercedes when the lease on my current
car expires.  I have been a little bit concerned about the quality
control issues (especially the electronics related problems in the
recent model E series cars).  Does anybody have a sense of whether or
not things are improving in the brand?  Are there any specific models
or years that should be avoided?  I have been thinking about trying to
track down a low mileage SL500, but if the recent ones have had
glitches and the new ones are better, I would consider biting the
bullet and getting a new one.  I have also been thinking about the CLS
500 coupe.

Thanks for any info or advice that you might have.

Joel
T.G. Lambach - 20 Apr 2006 21:05 GMT
Stay with the higher volume models if reliability is a concern. The
specialized models tend to be more complicated and so, expensive to fix
and maintain. And the more "stuff" there is the more "stuff" there is to
break - a fact of car life.

The '07 E-Class will be refreshed and be available this summer. It will
feature the Pre-Safe system from the S-Class model.

New car warranty is 4 years and 50K miles with an option to extend the
MBUSA warranty for some extra $$.
 
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