So what do you hate about your W205?
RC350 i was || this close to pulling the trigger.
The problem is that the car is in such a high demand in NY that the 2 dealers i went to were not willing to negotiate all that much.
with zero down (i never down pay anything on leased cars, NEVER)
they were asking $520 a month.
the audi needed some serious options to make it look good (18" rims, S body kit, bang & olufsen stereo so darn expensive). at which point it came out to $500 a month.
i ended up with the benz for $499 zero down zero miles 12k a year. i had offers for about $350 a month for one with 8k miles.
no way i'm leasing a used vehicle, even if it has 1k miles. i like mine with ZERO or less than 30 miles.
I wonder why they have a button for telephone pickup and another to put it down. My six year old BMW does both with one button! Free a button for something else MB!
Like why do I need to dig through menus to bring up contacts instead of just pressing the phone button on the steering wheel.
I really wonder sometimes who they hired to map all these things out and test them, because whoever they used should be put in a zoo and studied to understand what is wrong with them.
And while the voice command works great for addresses, it is absolutely horrible for contacts.
The infinitis are the best value for money out there in terms of "luxury" cars. Every one of their models lines up very, very well with its closest competitors at a much lower price point. But nothing beats the interior on my C450.
The Best of Mercedes & AMG
Like why do I need to dig through menus to bring up contacts instead of just pressing the phone button on the steering wheel.
I really wonder sometimes who they hired to map all these things out and test them, because whoever they used should be put in a zoo and studied to understand what is wrong with them.
And while the voice command works great for addresses, it is absolutely horrible for contacts.
nobody beats the Japanese when it comes to simplicity + ease of use + reliability. the drawback with Japanese is that they all look like toys + they use cheap looking buttons.
I guess you can't have the best of both.......
nobody beats the Japanese when it comes to simplicity + ease of use + reliability. the drawback with Japanese is that they all look like toys + they use cheap looking buttons.
I guess you can't have the best of both.......
All of the Audi, BMW, VW I have owned and driven, has always taken me to the last called contacts with the phone-button. This is something I really hate about the MB, cause usually the person I wanna call I have called recently. So thats something that really bugs me.
And also, the layout of the phone menu in the center console screen is just pure awful. They could have done a much more esthetically-pleasing design. Added some more functionality, like 6 favorite contacts and so on.
Even a basic golf has a much more advanced and nice layout on their head unit. Well, that is a few of the things i really dislike and can't imagine why they haven't done different.
Sounds like the sun's heat softened his glasses. I don't have this problem since my sun glasses have a metal frame/arms. I'm sure it's more of an issue when you have the pano roof since the front panel before the glass panel is black and would absorb more heat opposed to the non-pano roof cars with body colored aluminum roofs...plus you get all that extra sun/heat through the glass of the pano roof.
Easy. I honestly don't even think about it one.
Unnecessary to manually disable the parking brake...as soon as you put the car in gear and give it some gas, the parking brake releases automatically.
I'm in the camp though of hating the ECO auto start/stop function, definitely the most annoying function of the car.
Chalk it up to MB being so strict traditionally speaking, I doubt it has anything to do with emissions as BMW has the option to disable start/stop for good. It's kind of like how there is no volume meter/number to show you how high your volume is. Perhaps they believe that having it start by default is making the world a better place.
Chalk it up to MB being so strict traditionally speaking, I doubt it has anything to do with emissions as BMW has the option to disable start/stop for good. It's kind of like how there is no volume meter/number to show you how high your volume is. Perhaps they believe that having it start by default is making the world a better place.

On the newer models they are able to get around it by having it default on when u first get the car, and then having it be a standard option to turn it off down the road so to speak
On the newer models they are able to get around it by having it default on when u first get the car, and then having it be a standard option to turn it off down the road so to speak
I've already commented on what I dislike about my car but I failed to mention the navigation system. in my Audi and Chrysler I can set an address as my home and when I want to navigate to it from anywhere all I have to do is press the "Go Home" button. Not so in MB. Ugh.






