This data is from the NHTSA — the US gov't agency tasked with vehicle safety. Complaints are spread across multiple & redundant categories, & are not organized by problem.
So how do you find out what problems are occurring? For this NHTSA complaint data, the only way is to read through the comments below. Any duplicates or errors? It's not us.
The vehicle engine amber light on, everything else looks like normally. Bring the vehicle to Mercedes dealership to diagnose and fix. After dealership fix, we find out this vehicle maximum speed is 61 during driving on the freeway and it cannot speed over 61. Also, the engine amber light is on again and seatbelt is not working well. We have safety concerns when driving this vehicle on the freeway. Thanks.
With the introduction of self driving features new passernger saftey regulations are needed. My car, an added feature, is distronic safety system, self drive mode. When the car is at acomplete stop it will sense if some is about to rear end you. The car completely locks down. With impact the passengers in the vechile take a full body impact. The current seatbelts do protect the left side of the body but the right side gets sever damage. Harness seat belts such as race car drivers us or children car seat would minimize right body injures. This feature equates the impact to hitting a brick wall. My accident was on a busy highway.
NHTSA recall number: Opens new window takes away from VIN lookup section> 18V177 recall date: March 15, 2018 manufacturer recall number: 2018030012 they never have the parts to do the recall at the local dealer
On four (4) separate occasions during 21 months of ownership, under normal usage the rear seatbelt buckle retracted behind the seat and into the retractor mechanism, rendering the seating position unsecured. Seat belt could no longer be used at this position and could not be retrieved.
The seatbelt latch for the rear seats retract into the body of the car and then can't be used. This happened twice now and each time a rear seat occupant had to ride without a seatbelt. The latch later had to be retrieved with a hooked wire and needle nose pliers. Other vehicles have a button in the belt to prevent it from retracting or the opening in the car body is too small to allow the latch from retracting in.
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- Houston, TX, USA