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570 messages, Last post on Sep 06, 2009 at 6:25 PM
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I purchased a E350 on Sept 16th. By Sept 30th my car had to have a transmission valve body replacement. I am nervous about driving the car on the freeway and am unhappy with the service I have received. Mercedes had my car for 17 days. I want to speak with a Regional Rep, but to date I have been unable to get the name and number of someone to talk to. Would anyone happen to have any information on how to contact the appro. person(s) within Mercedes Benz. So far I am not impressed with the customer service level Mercedes as shown me.
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Replying to: ottovondiesel (Oct 19, 2005 9:19 am) That's what I expected. I suspect that belt extenders are available. I strongly suggest that you work something out that allows her to wear seatbelts. It is frankly unsafe to drive or ride without seatbelts. Yes, it might be slightly uncomfortable. How uncomfortable was the oral surgery? Having had some oral surgery myself, I think I know the answer to that. My vehicle does not move until everyone is wearing their belts. Period, end of discussion. If my passengers don't like it, they can walk. My position drives my in-laws crazy. Too bad. They're in their '80s and have trouble with the belts, so I belt them in myself. In the '70s, my dad was working as an ER doc part time. When he started doing this, he began an unscientific survey. He asked each car-accident victim that he treated whether they were wearing their seatbelts and how their headrest was adjusted. He stopped his survey after six months because it was pointless -- he could tell immediately whether the patient was wearing seatbelts and had their headrest properly adjusted. The victims who were badly hurt did not have their belts on and/or did not have their headrest adjusted properly. The victims who came in to be checked out "just in case" or "for insurance purposes" were generally fine. I strongly urge you and yours to rethink the seatbelt issue.
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Replying to: got2race (Oct 20, 2005 4:43 pm)  Maybe your dog's name is Bently, because the car is called a Bentley  I believe you must have a menial grasp of language to post here, maybe I'm wrong. Was funny, however... |
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Replying to: nedzel (Oct 21, 2005 8:23 am) On a happier note, does anyone have any accurate information about the V6 CDI for 2007 mpg figures? |
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Replying to: lookintobuyamb (Oct 19, 2005 7:04 pm)
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Replying to: blissful (Oct 22, 2005 6:24 pm)  Thanks
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Replying to: lookintobuyamb (Oct 24, 2005 5:36 pm) I wanted the Sirius satellite radio pre-installed so I went with the '05. I could have purchased the 2006 at invoice using the internet rep. The '05 that I purchased was for less than invoice and a $3000 dealer rebate money.
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Replying to: bdhplayer (Oct 26, 2005 12:43 pm) |
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| Does anyone have the knowlege about chipping the inline 6 CDI? If the VW's 3.L V6 has 225hp and same amount torque of the CDI, the CDI should have more potent. | |
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