What's your loaner?








- No more free washes when you stop by
- Last few Loaners where C class, B class etc... Was just told no more MB loaners, you will get a econobox thru Enterprise...
sigh...
Gonna check out Ft Myers MB...
Mike




Also, call them every day/every few days and see if they received any new loaners and demand they swap you into the better loaner.
- No more free washes when you stop by
- Last few Loaners where C class, B class etc... Was just told no more MB loaners, you will get a econobox thru Enterprise...
sigh...
Gonna check out Ft Myers MB...
Mike
If you don't mind driving about an hour, try MB Clearwater, Crown Eurocars, and MB Tampa for service. They have been good.




Also, call them every day/every few days and see if they received any new loaners and demand they swap you into the better loaner.
I used MB Maitland (Autonation) when I used to live in Orlando. They made us go through Enterprise once and it was awful and they tried to charge us for the rental. After that, they always gave us loaners and it would usually be a C sedan, C coupe or a GLC. I use Mercedes Benz of Clearwater (FKA Lokey) for service because I noticed they have the best loaner fleet in my area. I usually get an E class or GLC from them and I even got a GLE once because I told them I was considering getting that after my E class lease.
If you don't mind driving about an hour, try MB Clearwater, Crown Eurocars, and MB Tampa for service. They have been good.
Thanks For that info

Oh and on my 3rd AMG ml63/gle63s in 3 yrs... hopefully this is the one for awhile....
The Best of Mercedes & AMG
This has been my first experience with MB getting my car serviced, and I have to say it's not been any better than I would get from Toyota or Chevy. They tout how sophisticated and elegant they are, but in the end they just move us like cattle. They are not embarrassed to charge obscene prices for the same things other car manufacturers do for 1/4 the price.
I'm not going to be running back to MB for my next car for sure.
Last edited by West_Coaster; Feb 4, 2021 at 12:20 PM.




My daddy taught me "Don't look a gift horse in the mouth." Mercedes-Benz is the first car make I've ever experienced to offer loaner cars of any type. Of course, the Hondas and Toyos I've purchased in the past never offered loaners, because those cars almost never needed to go back to the dealer (at all, for any reason).
Last edited by DFWdude; Feb 4, 2021 at 01:05 PM.




I am watching the lemon law times. I really do not want that though. I want my car. I just hate being in a GLC.
















If the dealer really does call it a $30 "loaner," then it really does illustrate how such a dealer presumes that owners have more money than brains.



