Does Mercedes have a lot of maintenance issues?
What problems do Mercedes-Benz get after a lot of mileage. Some problems that can occur when your Mercedes starts getting up in miles include suspension issues, transmission problems, oil leaks, engine misfire, rust, damage to the insulation, bad catalytic converter, and low brake pressure.
What are problems with Mercedes?
10 Glaring Problems With Mercedes-Benz Everyone Ignores
- 10 Thrust Link Bushings Known To Crack Open. hot.legendaryfinds.com.
- 9 Air Suspension Failure. via jalopnik.com.
- 8 Engine Misfires. via gtspirit.com.
- 7 Oil Leaks. via Motor1.com.
- 6 Differential Leaks.
- 5 Rusts Fast.
- 4 Low Brake Pressure.
- 3 Worn Out Catalytic Converters.
Are there any problems with a 2004 Mercedes E320?
For instance, one of my dad’s friends owned a 2004 E320. Within six months it was leaking oil onto the garage floor. Lord knows how many times he had to take it to the dealer for electrical issues. By the end of it, he was calling it “a girl’s car.” Needless to say, I don’t think he’ll buy Mercedes ever again. There were many problems.
What was the problem with the Mercedes W210?
With Mercedes problems already being at a high because of the issues with the W210 (the first E-Class with four headlamps), Mercedes loyalists decided to chalk the problems down as a one time occurrence and bought these cars in droves. Big mistake. Many of them ditched Mercedes cars for the rest of the decade.
Is the Mercedes-Benz W211 E-Class A guilty pleasure?
It’s buyers will buy it because of the reviews and reputation, live with it for seven years, and then say it’s the best car in the world and they love it because there’s no reason to have it for seven years. And so we come to my automotive guilty pleasure, the W211 E-Class.
Why did Mercedes Benz go out of business?
The fun part was in 2007, when I was helping my uncle look at midsize luxury sedans. Every salesman other than the Mercedes salesperson referenced how their business on the BMW 5-Series/Audi A6/Lexus GS/Infiniti M went up purely because of people scared of purchasing another Mercedes because of the rampant problems with them.