2017 Mercedes-Benz E-Class Crash Test Video
10-10-2016, 01:43 PM
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2017 Mercedes-Benz E-Class Crash Test Video
There's a reason the new E-Class sedan was recently awarded the highest 5-star Euro NCAP rating.
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10-10-2016, 08:32 PM
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music was funny, and those front end objects were interesting.....the grill is flexible
10-18-2016, 04:10 AM
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This is an honest, no BS reply:
I feel unsafe driving my 2017 E300. I have had so many problems with the car, hardware and software, that I am not convinced that the safety system will work in an actual emergency. I'm not joking.
If you can't even change the radio station in a fair amount of time (sometimes it takes 4-5 seconds after not swipe on the steering wheel, not satellite) then how can I expect the car to deploy the air bag.
When the car won't shutoff with the car in park, door open, and start / stop is pressed, how do I know that other features will work as advertised.
When the car stops itself when it wasn't necessary (No, it's not up for discussion here, it wasn't even close), how can I trust it? I had already drastically slowed down while approaching a car that is stopped ahead of me. The car had already started to drive forward and the car stopped itself about 1/2 a car length from where the front car was a few seconds prior. And I mean stopped... as in like an emergency.
There's so much more, but this probably isn't the right forum for this discussion.
I feel unsafe driving my 2017 E300. I have had so many problems with the car, hardware and software, that I am not convinced that the safety system will work in an actual emergency. I'm not joking.
If you can't even change the radio station in a fair amount of time (sometimes it takes 4-5 seconds after not swipe on the steering wheel, not satellite) then how can I expect the car to deploy the air bag.
When the car won't shutoff with the car in park, door open, and start / stop is pressed, how do I know that other features will work as advertised.
When the car stops itself when it wasn't necessary (No, it's not up for discussion here, it wasn't even close), how can I trust it? I had already drastically slowed down while approaching a car that is stopped ahead of me. The car had already started to drive forward and the car stopped itself about 1/2 a car length from where the front car was a few seconds prior. And I mean stopped... as in like an emergency.
There's so much more, but this probably isn't the right forum for this discussion.
