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MBUSA has a current offer for $150 off of maintenance of $300 or more through April 30. I saw it on Facebook (probably targeted to me), clicked on it, and received an email with a campaign code and PIN. Contact MBUSA if you haven't received anything. Luckily, I am due for a B Service, so good timing!
Figures...I just shelled out $330 last week for an A service and state inspection.
Give them a call and try to get a credit back. I ordered 2 big *** fans last Saturday and got a 20% off email 4 days later. Gave them a call and got $527.00 put back on my card. Worth it to ask.
I've gotten them before but not for 2 years now. I'll start hunting. Thanks.
You might be able to request it by calling MBUSA. You need a specific PIN and Campaign Code that is on each certificate. On my service invoice it is called "EOSS Engage Coupon" and also "MBUSA Spring Promotion."
Last edited by GregW / Oregon; Apr 1, 2021 at 12:56 PM.
I actually called them earlier as they are my primary service location and they told me the GLS450 is $639 and isn't included in the special, but thats not what the fine print of that coupon states. the GLS450 isn't one of those vehicles in that exclusion, but that's what I was told by the scheduler.
I actually called them earlier as they are my primary service location and they told me the GLS450 is $639 and isn't included in the special, but thats not what the fine print of that coupon states. the GLS450 isn't one of those vehicles in that exclusion, but that's what I was told by the scheduler.
Interesting did my GLE 450 there last week.
Don’t see any difference between them two.
I would call and speak to a Service Manager. Or a call to MBZ customer service would help with them contacting the dealer.
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