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#15 of 22 Your X3 by psdesertrat Jul 14, 2009 (7:48 pm)
Switching vehicles is always strange, but after a few weeks, I think you'll be happy you did.   I was in 118 degrees today running around, and the air was flawless. I find that in this heat the engine bay retains too much heat due to the seal completely around the hood opening, so I raise mine when I pull into the garage. I think it will save on maintainence in the long run.   I got mine with all options, except 20" wheel pkg and running boards. I had the dealer put mud flaps on, which are worth it if you live in muddy/snowy conditions.   Keep us posted on your thoughts.   jim ">
#16 of 22 real time traffic info by cindyhan314 Aug 07, 2009 (7:57 am)
I have my car loaded with navigation package. Does this comes with real time traffic info? I don't have it but seen it on my friends GLK 350. They have the same package with no extra service. And their rearview camera somehow looks different as well. Anyone cld explain? Do i need to pay extra service fee to get traffic info?
#17 of 22 Re: techninical problem [dedewhale] by mimi0137 Aug 23, 2009 (4:30 pm)
Replying to: dedewhale (Jul 14, 2009 6:21 am) I looked to lease a x3 and was not happy with the ride or the interior, it did look cheep, I drove a 318 I before and enjoyed that ride, but I ended up purchasing the GLK 350 because of the design and the interior I think MB did a great job. I'm very picky when it comes to purchasing a car and MB and my sale person did help me locate the color and extras I wanted in the car I was able to customize the vehicle with the options I wanted and able to get it within a week. I've had the car for two weeks and so far I have to say its the best ride I had in a long time. If you are looking to purchase one don't think to much they are running out. our deeler only had two in the price that I wanted 41,000 all were 33,500 or 48,000 enjoy
#18 of 22 Re: techninical problem [baba8] by torkois Oct 03, 2009 (3:13 pm)
Replying to: baba8 (Apr 07, 2009 4:00 pm) Had at ticking/tapping noise coming from the rear. Took a while to find it. When I leave the cargo cover in open position, it bounces, causing a tapping sound. I keep it closed from that time, no more tapping sound.
#19 of 22 Reset Service Message by lenny13 Oct 05, 2009 (6:09 pm)
I had my 10,000 service done by a third party and they did not reset the service message. Can I do this or must I take it to a Mercedes dealer?
#20 of 22 MERCEDEZ BENZ GLK 350 by baba8 Oct 18, 2009 (4:01 pm)
i planning buy buy ipod intergation ang navigation systen anbody know how much cost they charge.
#21 of 22 iPod not so integrated by karandash Jan 10, 2010 (2:26 am)
So I just bought a GLK at the Rocklin, California dealership in Northern California. I was under the impression and of course the dealer helped in this impression that you can use an iPod or iPhone to play your songs over the vehicles audio system. What they failed to mention and what I failed to ask (I guess I thought for once there might be one honest person in the world) was if I could change songs. One would think this is an obvious thing you should be able to do right? I guess the engineers at Mercedez didn't think so. I can plug in my iPod or iPhone but I have no ability to change songs or to even navigate the playlists or do anything but plug the device in and have it play the last song I was playing on it and continue to play my entire playlist and then just stop.   I drove a Ford Fusion last summer that had better technology integration than this and it cost less than half this car. I just can't understand why they would give you a cable to use for the iPod when it serves the same purpose as you plugging the headphone jack into the side of the glovebox. The only reason I can see for this is to trick the customer into buying a car that is "integrated with iPod" when really it isn't.   I don't know if anyone else has experienced this or not but I am so horribly dissatisfied at this point with the whole vehicle. My previous vehicle was a 2008 BMW 135i and its continuous maintenance problems aside the iPod integration was virtually seamless. I could browse all of my songs by playlist or artist etc.. just as you would expect to be able to use the device. I guess I thought this was the standard for iPod kits for higher end vehicles like Mercedez and BMW. I guess not. Replies to this message: p0926 (Feb 05, 2010 6:37 pm)
#22 of 22 Re: iPod not so integrated [karandash] by p0926 Feb 05, 2010 (6:37 pm)
Replying to: karandash (Jan 10, 2010 2:26 am) There was an SLK reviewer a couple years back who also was complaining about the lack of functionality with his iPod. However, he figured out (or someone from MB pointed it out to him) how to manipulate the iPod and select songs via the steering wheel controls. I don't remember the specifics but I'm pretty confident that the GLK has the same capability. I suggest you check with your dealer rep to get detailed directions.   -Frank

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