MBUSA is going to do another CPO inspection on my E55
I am floored. I really love the E55----which is why I bought it. But I don't want to spend all of my time going to and from the service department. In the past 4 months, it has literally been in the shop for about 30 days.
What would you guys do? I am by no means a rich man, and can't afford a new Mercedes. But I also don't want to be plagued with issues on a car that is doomed to be in the shop.
They sold you a lemmon as a certified pre owned.That means the car is as good as new.my brother got his cpo and the dealer even changed all the tires and lug bolts because they had some marks on them.
Or tell them you want your money back plus taxes paid and buy another car.
What really pisses me off is that MBUSA can't do a damn thing about the selling dealer. MBUSA has flat out told me that my car should never have passed the CPO inspection. (It would now after all the work that I've had done to it). So by their very admission, I paid for a car that wasn't properly inspected... but because the selling dealer is franchise, MBUSA has no liability after the deal is done! They tell me that I shouldn't have bought the car "sight unseen" -And to be honest, even if I had test driven the car I would have bought it. According to MBUSA, the selling dealer's only responsibility is to honor the CPO warranty. Basically they only supposed look for things that the CPO warranty covers. -Pano roof isn't covered and therefore wouldn't have been inspected during the CPO process.
Well, I guess it's a crap shoot now. At least the car has been gone over with a fine tooth comb and apparently there is absolutely nothing wrong with it now. (Except for the REALLY noisy Pano Roof) . It would be even more of a gamble to dump it and get something else that could realistically have the same things or more go wrong with it.
It is mind boggling to me that a car that cost almost $100,000 can be manufactured this poorly.




If you are diy savvy have a look at the roof yourself or ask the dealer what the issue is exactly... I bet they say "its broken" without knowing what the issue is and even if they found whats wrong they are not "authorised" to repair the piece thats faulty - its all a replace game at mom...
You come this far I'd say stay with the car... unless the pano thing does require a 6k$ fix then I'd toss the car back at them and try and sue for all your cash back. If its a 6k fix then its a latent defect. The repairs they made so far are only getting the car to the state they guaranteed it would be from the start, so they dont have much of a leg to stand on IMHO.
Turn in the 1yr extension on CPO and buy a 4yr aftermarket extended warranty.
As for a 100k car? Just wait till you start having fuel leaks from the gas tank and the leaks start coming back every 6 months.
Or just screw MB offer of wholesale and advertise the car on Autotrader and be done with it.
Well, I guess it's a crap shoot now. At least the car has been gone over with a fine tooth comb and apparently there is absolutely nothing wrong with it now. (Except for the REALLY noisy Pano Roof) . It would be even more of a gamble to dump it and get something else that could realistically have the same things or more go wrong with it.
It is mind boggling to me that a car that cost almost $100,000 can be manufactured this poorly.
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MBUSA has acknowledged the issues and are willing to take the car back but not willing to give you all your money,right ?
I would say,it's time to meet with an attorney and have a letter sent out to them... Trust me they will take the car back....
What ever you decide to do but........ PLEASE.....DO NOT KEEP THIS ***** AS IT WOULD KEEP GIVING YOU PROBLEMS.....
Recently, I got a letter from a law firm requesting me to allow MBUSA to release a compliant I had when I bought my CPO. Apparently, their client is suing MBUSA for false advertisement on what a CPO car should really be. Not sure about the details. In your case, I think you should get the original price you paid for the car back. I’m surprised that the pano roof is not covered by CPO warranty.






