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The "local" MB dealer here offers fantastic service, unfortunately its 300 kms away. Reading the manual cover to cover (and in my case, in two languages as something gets lost in the translation from German), makes the W204 owner self-sufficient and more educated about his vehicle, so that when a bigger service item comes up, he can defend his requests about his warranty or the car's performance. Highly recommended, referencing the Owners Manual first.
Did you let them know that you had purchased 2 MBs directly from them? And that, if this is the type of customer service they offer, you're happy to spend your money elsewhere for your fourth MB?
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But, yes, I think that trying it again when you take in the car for service might be a better indication of their attitude....
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And we all know that you can't program the garage door openers anywhere but at home because the car must communicate with the opener.
RTFM.
sometimes a change of scenary is a good thing. stroll into another mb dealer if there is another one close, and talk with people there. they might want to win you over for future business and help you out now. an example of this is that i've been buying MB exclusively from one dealer for a decade... and when i went to buy my c63, they didnt provide me with the prices and services that i wanted. so i went to another dealership, told them my history and how i am unhappy with the original dealership and they stepped up. so now i have my c63 and have made new connections / relationships with another dealer.
on a side note, i've since moved and there is a local mb where i am now. walked in one day, talked with some of the reps / sa there to familiarize myself to them. right away, they told me i can bring in my car to be washed any time and any day i wanted, and offered their help to me should i require. I thanked them for the offer but told them i hand wash my own car
Last edited by Fung63; Dec 20, 2012 at 01:46 AM.








