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I just got a GLC300 (2026). Love driving the car. The entertainment system is nuts though. You cannot scroll through your SXM favorites from the steering wheel. There also isn't a direct way to get to your stations without pressing multiple buttons on the large entertainment screen making it very unsafe. As I drive long distances frequently this is a deal breaker for me. I will get though the 2 year lease and then I'm out. Additionally, the sales staff where I bought the car did not know how to work the system and therefore never demonstrated it.

Poor design. I typed in oil filter (also tried engine oil filter and i got 320 different parts/results. this site must be design by somebody that does not use it themselves.

On April 17, 2025, we contacted the Mercedes-Benz dealership via email to request reimbursement for towing services. Week later we are still waiting for the reimbursement. We have already submitted the relevant documentation, including a video, credit card receipt, and photos. Our vehicle is covered under an extended MB warranty. On April 5, 2025, at 601 N Federal Hwy, Hallandale Beach, FL 33009, our car began emitting white smoke from under the hood. We contacted Mercedes-Benz towing services, who then transferred us to a roadside assistance company. This company subsequently towed our vehicle to the Mercedes-Benz of Ft. Lauderdale dealership. The plastic coolant lines and other issues with the car were repaired within four days. We asked for a loaner car however the dealership did not offer one.

Subject: A Reflective Statement on My Experience with the 2025 GLE 450e I have always taken pride in my longstanding relationship with Mercedes-Benz, having purchased MB vehicles over the years—including the famed ('21)AMG GLS 63 model, various iterations of the S-Class, and the most dependable GLE 350's. Over the years, my experiences have been a testament to the quality, innovation, and reliability that the brand is known for. My recent purchase of the 2025 GLE 450e, driven by a desire to embrace Mercedes-Benz’s hybrid technology, was filled with high hopes. Two months into ownership, however, I encountered a series of unsettling issues. The vehicle unexpectedly shut down at speed, triggered limp mode, and displayed dashboard alerts—including engine warning lights and the “turtle” display—resulting in a complete loss of power. Initially, a faulty O2 sensor was suggested as the cause, but despite this intervention, the problem persists, and agian my(wifes) car returns and remains in the dealership's service bay for now over 13 days. Reflecting on these events, I am reminded of the trust I have long placed in Mercedes-Benz. My loyalty was built on years of reliable performance and exceptional service, making this experience particularly disheartening. I have always admired the commitment to excellence and the innovative spirit that defines the brand, which is why I find the current situation so troubling. The issues with my 2025 GLE 450e not only raise concerns about the immediate safety of my family and functionality of the car but also challenges the enduring confidence I have had in Mercedes-Benz. This reflection is not intended to assign blame to any individual at the dealership—the professionalism and courtesy extended by the service team and our salesman have remained commendable. Instead, it is an honest account of my experience, a personal narrative of how a beloved brand has, in this instance, not met the expectations that have defined our longstanding relationship. I share this reflection with the hope that it will contribute to a deeper understanding of customer experiences and inspire continued commitment to quality and innovation. Ultimately, I remain hopeful that the necessary steps will be taken to resolve these issues and restore the trust and confidence that have long been the hallmark of the Mercedes-Benz experience. Sincerely, Ben and Dan O. Devon PA