Car won't start
This happened one time before but, I waited 2 minutes and it started right up. On Monday I got up and drove over to my grandma's house and took her to a doctors appointment with her car. When we came back I went to try and leave and the car wouldn't start. I called the dealer and talked to a guy in the service department and he told me to try the second key. So I got a ride to my house and got the second key. No luck with starting it with the second key. I called Mercedes roadside assistance and the guy on the phone wanted to send a tech out at 10:00 PM to "Look at the car". He said its most likely a battery and the tech could sell me one when he came. This is where I lost it! I said to him, "The car is brand new and your going to make me purchase a battery." I told him that I wanted the car towed to the dealer. It took me 10 min just to get him to say ok. He didn't want to do that.
Any way enough ranting. So the car is at the dealer and my service advisor contacted me later and told me it was some kind of major relay module in one of the fuze boxes. He said they don't carry them in stock and had to order one from Germany. He said it should be here by the end of the week.
I will update once I find out what exactly went wrong.




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A little annoyed that it took that long to find what was wrong, since they had both driver and passenger floors pulled up and had some of the computer modules out.
Anyway just go home and going to go out for a drive since I haven't had my car in almost a month now.
I would also be on the phone to Mercedes Benz asking them how will they be compensating me being without my brand new car for almost a month.
Your car also doesn't meet Lemon Law criteria, so that rules out the most obvious line of legal redress. I think contacting MB-USA directly, as you have done, is the best approach. They will assign a Case Manager who should also contact your service manager. My guess is that they'll offer what has become a typical "low level" settlement, which is usually a one year warranty extension and some cash credit at your dealer for service or accessories. Assuming your car has no further issues, that's probably as good as it's going to get.

A little annoyed that it took that long to find what was wrong, since they had both driver and passenger floors pulled up and had some of the computer modules out.
Anyway just go home and going to go out for a drive since I haven't had my car in almost a month now.





