





ML320 cdi 4matic (used)
I am currently driving a Honda and i am looking at buying my first benz in the form of a second hand 2007 ML320 cdi 4matic and i want to know of there is anybody that owns a second hand model like this and what your experience has been with the car.
Thanks
Francois
I bought my ML350 like this. No issues at all. MB also gave 2 years new car warranty for free.




Bought at 96K and now have 121K and so far been happy.
I few little issues, but nothing completely unexpected for a 100K mile car.
As good as CPO at a better price than a dealer (even if you could get a 96K miles CPO car)
Last edited by N_Jay; Apr 20, 2015 at 03:28 PM.




Lots of people fall for the "Lifetime/sealed" transmission story and don't refresh the fluid.
Don't worry too much if it wasn't done before, but do have the shop tell you how it looked when changed.




Let me tell you the MB is not as easy to work on as the Hondas. Some of the engineering makes me scratch my head.
Parts are 2-4 times the cost of Hondas if something goes wrong.
And they aren't engineered and designed for the Weekend mechanic in mind. On all of my Hondas I could tear them down easy in my garage and get to whatever I wanted by myself with simple tools. Not the case with MB.
My rear LED tail light went on my ML this week. $475 part. That would never happen on a Honda and if it did not for that much.
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I am currently driving a Honda and i am looking at buying my first benz in the form of a second hand 2007 ML320 cdi 4matic and i want to know of there is anybody that owns a second hand model like this and what your experience has been with the car.
Thanks
Francois
You'll need to watch out for the dreaded oil cooler leak (or evidence of the repair). It happens usually between 40k-80k miles. Also, if it hasn't been done already, the TPMS sensors will start to die about now. The dealer charges WAY too much for them but aftermarket ones work great, and they're $36. (see my thread)
Also had an intermittent fault with a sensor but at $200, it was a cheap fix. The oil type is rare, so carry an extra quart with you. Had the rear, lift-gate latch go out but it was an easy DIY fix. For a big SUV to get 25mpg, and go 700 miles on a tank of gas is amazing! It's a nice ride...




