You need to complaint to MBUSA? I have president/CEOs email




Of course, the dealerships probably still reign supreme as far as MB world wide is concerned.
Best of luck to you.
Of course, the dealerships probably still reign supreme as far as MB world wide is concerned.
Best of luck to you.
Thank you I did see this information online and I have the address in ATL. I am wondering what is the name of the department that handle issues ( Customer Care, Faulty parts or engine issues, etc.. ) I will write up and mail out tomorrow. Again thank you. I maybe leaving the brand. I am so disappointment.
I recently ran into some issues with my car and I took it up all the way to the top. Which didnt help me much. I wrote a letter to the President of MB of USA - Ernst Lieb. He got the email and I got the phone call back but the response was shocking.
I learned that MBUSA does not care about repeat clientele of Mercedes Benz Brand. They cant even control their own dealers and keep them in check.
Long story short - its a worthless try to complaint to MBUSA but if you would like to do that I will provide you with an email address to the top exec. I dont want to post that here but feel free to PM me and I will be happy to give you that contact email. Trust me you will not find it on the web.
Any time there is rain, things happen that make no sense, and today was the worst day I have had with this vehicle. (We felt the full force of Hurricane Beryl.)
The car was NOT driven in the rain, for the record.
When I took the car out the day after the storm, I had lost my both complete dashboard displays, (speedometer, tachometer, fuel gauge, engine temperature, and the information center in the center of the drivers display), plus the center display (radio, etc.), fuel pump, and the transmission gear selector to operate the transmission. The power steering became heavy, and the car was driving as if the brakes were applied.
The previous rain took out the headlights, turn signals, tail lights, blind spot viewer, and did all those same things this time, with the addition (this time) of the displays, and symptoms of while driving.
I called "Customer Service", who have "no way to do anything" to provide me with contact information to get to the root of why all this is happening. I reminded them that I am a customer, and they need to provide me with service.
I went (again) to the dealership who affectionately offered me a multi-thousand-dollar possible solution to the woes of this vehicle, but after already spending over $800 for the last diagnosis, which notably did not correct the problem.
Having owned and driven Mercedes since the late 60s, I only expect to be treated like the car company that I have been loyal to actually cares about the fact that this vehicle feels like a bottomless pit for far too much of my resources.
The latest "suggestion" is that the 'EIS' (?) is getting wet, and it seems to control everything in the car. To replace that takes a factory order (to match the VIN), could take 3 - 5 days, and will cost around $2500, plus the labor to install it.
Customer Service refused to give me a contact number for MB HO, preferring to refer me to the dealer (who I have already talked to).
Am I to presume that this is the way Mercedes-Benz feels about its loyal customers, or any customer ? Once you have the money, we are just another mosquito to slap away ?
The owner of this car never wants to own another Mercedes, for the problems of this one vehicle. He is disgusted that nobody seems able to correct the problem, and he is tired of paying out without resolving the issues.
Apparently the 'EIS' (or whatever it is called, is under the carpet to the left of the driver's feet, and right next to the drain line from the sunroof. That being true, seems as though the choice of location increases the vulnerability of water getting to the computer. (Those are just my thoughts).
The owner just wants it fixed, once and for all.
He enjoys riding in the car, but now thinks he needs something more reliable.
Anyone have thoughts about someone at Mercedes who actually cares about their customers, who will assist in dealing with this situation.
I take care of veterans, by providing transportation (with the car owner's permission) but I cannot do that and know that the vehicle will not let me down. So my veterans are left hanging also.
The Best of Mercedes & AMG
please provide me with the email where or who to write to. Talks with the adjusters at the MB USA have been exhausted.
Thank you



