Understanding Mercedes Service Lights AND the Reputation of the C-Class
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- Опубліковано 18 бер 2024
- What does it mean when my Mercedes has a 'Service A', 'Service B' or 'Service C' light? Is my car in serious trouble? What if I ignore it? ALSO in this video, why does the Mercedes C-Class get a bad rap? This 2015 C300 has over 150K miles and is still going strong! ➡️ Don't forget to check out @MrsWizardsWays
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Remember that if a car was $80k new, and you buy it for $5k later, the parts are still priced as a $80k car. This is why many cars are neglected, dumped and then fall apart.
ONE MILLION SUBSCRIBERS! Wow, us longtime viewers knew it was only a matter of time. Congrats!
I hope Grimes is compensated very well ...a good thorough and competent tech is rare.
I must say Grimes seems really generally knowledgeable about all sorts of cars and models. Also has a good way of explaining things, and with a sense of humour.
A lot of people like the perceived prestige of owning a Mercedes-Benz but lack the financial resources to both buy and maintain it.
Congratulations on 1mil subscribers Wizard, here's to many million more!
Followed the scheduled maintenance, did whatever the car said if needed and my 2010 E class had 218k miles on it when I traded it in. Absolutely no issues. My 2013 GLK has 140k miles and still going strong.
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America car culture is so weird to me compared to for example finland where I live, here most of these c classes still are really well kept and in nice condition. I visited usa last year and noticed even few years old cars were beat to shit and not taken care of at all, then I hear people saying these cars are unreliable. These are used as taxis here and often have 600k + kilometers on them and thats not even all that much
my 2015 C400 just hit 80,000kms. I could not be happier with its reliability and performance. If you take care of the W205's they will treat you very well.
I have a 2016 GLE with 180k miles. I haven’t had any major issues with the car and the car still goes strong. I will admit, I do follow the manufacture’s recommended services (i.e.: 50k A-service is the oil change with air filter and spark plugs). My mom still owns a 2004 C240 with 130k miles and it is still strong. No major repairs hopefully and hopefully get that rare 1 million mile status.
I have the same car, 2.2 with 270k kms.. i use it for work, maintenance each 28/30k kms.. engine is very reliable in my experience.
Congratulations on a million subs! Grimes has been a great addition, I could listen to him talk Mercedes all day. These cars are definitely dependent on regular maintenance. One of my Benzes is a 2006 W211 with 145k miles. It's been well-maintained and cared for, and runs like new. Thanks for all the great entertainment (and education) that you provide.
All of the six 'pre-loved' Volvo 740/940's I bought over time as a matter of fact did come with their original manuals in the glove compartment or door storage space. I remember opening one and reading on page one: "Congratulations with your purchase! Volvo Cars has manufactured your new car with the explicite intent to build a car with reliability and longevity". I can confirm from personal experience that, although the promise was quite substantial, they honestly delivered.
❤Congratulations to the crew at Omega auto clinic! 1,000,000 is a huge milestone that most creators don't reach!🎉
Its cool seeing the model of car you own being examined on video. My W205 also had the noise in the arm as pointed out. A mechanic told me i needed a steering rack.... I found the solution on youtube, he said i was wrong. I took it to another mechanic told him what i wanted done. noise went away. What confuses the mechanics is they if you lift the car the noise going away.
A C300 2015 owner here, very helpful presentation. Thanks guys.
Congratulations on achieving 1 million subscribers! Very much deserved!
I wish I have a shop like this where I trust what they do and expertise! We need more shops like this. Keep up the good work!
It's always funny to read the comment section! If Wizard has a german car in his shop that hasn't been serviced for years every troll goes like how bad german cars are.