Does it concern you at all that thr w205 is built in Alabama?
I know Alabamians (I am one). They tend to be lazy, have a great sense of entitlement (i.e. they want to be paid for doing "nothing") and are about as overall stereotypical as TV portrays them to be.
I'm not joking, I only hope MB has hired top tier workers and not the usual riffraff that makes this State their home. We shall see. . .
On another note, my prior two BMWs were built in the Carolinas and they quality of them was horrible compared to those previously built in Germany.




I would not buy a first year car out of that plant, given how rough the early MLs and GLs were. You have to remember that it undergoes the same quality checks as any MB built anywhere in the world.
The vast majority of W204s in the US came out of the East London, South Africa plant, and their build quality is equal to the ones coming out of Sindelfingen.
It kind of like those houses where the walls and such are all pre-built in a factory offsite and then assembled on the foundation where the house is actually going to reside.
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It kind of like those houses where the walls and such are all pre-built in a factory offsite and then assembled on the foundation where the house is actually going to reside.
Not that it really matters anyways, robots build 99% of the car, and robots perform the same in Bremen as they do in Alabama.
Historically, most every completely new model MB has had issues. They get resolved but the early adopters have to suffer.
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