The Kansas City dealership towed the car for free, and took care of the problem. At around 60k the transmission left me stranded, I had purchased the 100k warranty and lifetime free tow for MB at time of purchase. Shortly afterwards, I moved to Kansas City, KS. I purchase my 2007 C230 from a dealership in Anaheim CA. If you have to complain about how much money you have to spend on maintaining this fine European automobile, then you can't afford to be in one. A fine European automobile is made to drive with finesse. These cars have the power and are built to withstand quite of bit of stress when needed, not for driving at its maximum output power all day long and every time you're behind the wheel. In one of the complaints an individual stated that he drives his car like he stole it. Why shorten the life cycle of your vehicle with all of the erratic driving like a bat out of Hell. Everything manmade is going to fail at some point. If you drive in this fashion, you have to realize that is a lot of stress on your vehicle and the end result is parts will fail more quickly and frequently. Nowadays people drive these cars like they’re on a race track - weaving in and out of traffic, barreling down the highway at 90 to 100 miles an hour or more all day long and every time they get behind the wheel. And I know that these cars are really reliable so I can't justify why so many of you are having such major issues with Mercedes.
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But of course most people today can't drive a manual transmission, so the manual transmission is somewhat rare nowadays. Not necessarily saying that could be the issue.I have a 6 speed manual transmission and prefer manual transmissions over automatics any day. I'm quite sure the majority of owners probably have an automatic transmission. I noticed that a lot of complaints seem to be about the transmission. At 121,264 miles I had brakes done which cost me $764.12. Besides the regular A and B services that are required, I've only replaced tires with exception of today, Oct.
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