[Trickle56]

Mercedes feels that you need to charge it every 3 days and drive at least 40 plus minutes a day. This was on my repair order. Time for a class action suit.

Count me in.

 

[Trickle56]

I had the same issues multiple times and left me stranded multiple times which had to be towed. Not cool when you have a a car full of people after dinner.

After the second time I started fishing around for local California lemon law attorney s. The third time came around fairly quick and I put a request in to corporate to buy the car back which they promptly agreed to. So I left the lemon law attorneys out of it. Once Mercedes offers to buy the car back, you will go through the same process that a lemon law attorneys will go through. The real difference is the cost to Mercedes by having to pay the attorney fees..

I will say that coming into a Mercedes for the first time in my life, this was not a good experience.

The whole process from the offer to buy the car back through accepting a check and having them pay off the bank load took approximately 3 months.

They eventually replaced some module that was directly related to the starting of the car. I had multiple issues. The battery dying after multiple long trips was resolved with software updates but the constant sensors going off and not starting was another issue.

I will also say my car had 3,000 mi on it and it was in the dealership five times. It was a 24 GLC 300.

Good luck.

Going through same battery issues and all kinds of other small issues on a GLC 300, 2024. Very frustrating and time consuming. First time Mercedes owner and not impressed. I have asked for refund and they keep updating the software...