Learn how Texas Lemon Law helped a Houston car owner with defective 2023 Mercedes C-300. From jerky transmission to electrical issues, get valuable insights.
I am frustrated and annoyed and a few other words I can’t write here. Having a defective vehicle is stressful enough, but throwing an incompetent dealership into the mix?
I am tired! That’s all I can say after dealing with endless car issues and an unhelpful dealership. It might seem like a dramatic thing to say, but I’d rather give the Mercedes away than deal with it another day.
When my mom leased her 2020 Mercedes Benz GLB 250, she never thought she’d grow tired of the car so quickly. It’s especially surprising since the issue she’s experiencing is relatively small and shouldn’t be causing so many problems.
I’m a not-so-happy owner of a shiny 2020 Mercedes AMG. If a car only needed to look good to be great, then my Mercedes AMG would be perfect. But that’s not the case, and my life with this car has been tough.
Do you remember when owning a Benz was super cool? I always wanted one because I heard so much about it. That’s why I got a 2021 Mercedes Benz E53.
The beautiful 2021 Mercedes AMG GLE, which I so happily purchased brand new, is now nothing but a source of complaints for me. It only has 17,000 miles on it presently, but I have taken it about three times now to the dealership for repairs and I’ve got another appointment scheduled for this Friday.
I have a 2020 Mercedes S 560 that I bought new two years ago, and it seems like every couple of months I have to bring it into the shop for something or other. I don’t understand how my car is on its third set of rotors when they’re
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