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High comfort and smooth ride
Excellent build quality (for its era)
Strong safety ratings
Wide range of engine options
Prestigious brand image
Good handling characteristics
Prone to rust issues
Potential electronic glitches
Specific engine weaknesses
Automatic transmission (722.6) issues at high mileage
Higher maintenance costs compared to non-premium brands
Interior wear and tear
Rust on body panels and subframe
M271 engine timing chain wear and oil leaks
SAM module failures (electrical issues)
Thoroughly inspect for rust, especially on wheel arches, door bottoms, and underbody. Check service history for rust prevention.
Pay close attention to engine noise (especially M271 for timing chain rattle) and check for oil leaks around the engine and transmission.
Test all electronics: windows, lights, climate control, instrument cluster. Look for 'check engine' or 'SRS' lights.
During a test drive, check for smooth shifts in automatic transmissions. Any jerking or delayed engagement could indicate issues.
Get a pre-purchase inspection from a Mercedes-Benz specialist to identify hidden problems.
Consider diesel (CDI) models for better fuel economy, but be aware of potential injector or turbo issues at high mileage.
Automatic transmission conductor plate failure (722.6)
Factor in potential repair costs for common issues, as even minor fixes can be expensive for a premium brand.
