More than 310,000 Mercedes-Benz vehicles will have to return to dealerships in the United States after the brand identified a problem that could compromise the operation of the system in charge of immobilizing the vehicle at the time of parking. Although no accidents related to this situation have been reported, the manufacturer decided to act preventively. (Keep reading...) The Maco entry into more than 310,000 Mercedes-Benz vehicles was first …
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More than 310,000 Mercedes-Benz vehicles will have to return to dealerships in the United States after the brand identified a problem that could compromise the operation of the system in charge of immobilizing the vehicle at the time of parking. Although no accidents related to this situation have been reported, the manufacturer decided to act preventively. (Keep reading...) The Maco entry into more than 310,000 Mercedes-Benz vehicles was first …