2006 Ml350/500 Amg
Originally Posted by thisguy_06
It looks interesting but a litlte more interested in the interior since that is what i feel needs more of an improvement.
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Originally Posted by thisguy_06
It looks interesting but a litlte more interested in the interior since that is what i feel needs more of an improvement.
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that looks pretty good. a giant step up from the current gen. i've never like the current one but i think MB is going into right direction. all their new line up looks awesome. BMW should take note and fire bangle or throw him out or do something about him.
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Originally Posted by 1SICKLEX
I agree it looks better. I am more interested in the QUALITY, as the current ML is simply one of the worst built cars/SUV/ anything EVER. It has the worst quality scores here in the USA and in Europe.
I did a search and found the answer to the above question:
http://waw.wardsauto.com/ar/auto_mer...olific_alabama
April 1, 2003
Two expansions in 1998 and 1999, costing $80 million, raised annual capacity from 65,000 to 80,000. Supplemental M-Class production in Graz, Austria, was halted last July after 12,279 were built.
April 1, 2003
Two expansions in 1998 and 1999, costing $80 million, raised annual capacity from 65,000 to 80,000. Supplemental M-Class production in Graz, Austria, was halted last July after 12,279 were built.
Whoever's in charge down there needs the boot. Why hasn't Mercedes initiated an emergency Stuttgart engineer drain to Alabama to address this problem? Is it because they wouldn't even know where to begin (considering how poorly Mercedes performs over its entire product range in regard to quality)?
Mercedes simply cannot continue to sell entirely on that ever-falling star (on the hood). Older Mercedes customers and owners that remember the glory days when customer satisfaction/loyalty was priority #1 from engineering to post-warranty service are fast leaving the earth or coming to their senses.
M.
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Because the damn factory in Alabama hired a bunch of "back-asswards" rednecks to do the work.
I kid you not. I got a chance to visit the facility and i was appalled. Not shocked, not wowed, appalled.
1st year the ML came out there were 8 recalls.
Enough said.
I kid you not. I got a chance to visit the facility and i was appalled. Not shocked, not wowed, appalled.
1st year the ML came out there were 8 recalls.
Enough said.
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