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2003 Mercedes-Benz M-Class OWNER RATINGS & REVIEWS

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Newark, California
4.0
Reliable
I really love my Honda Pilot. It is one of the roomiest SUV's that includes a third row. Overall it has been an excellent car for my growing family.
Krystal
Krystal
Springville, Virginia
3.0
It's mehhh.
I purchased the Mercedes M Class, because my previous car had over 200,000 miles on it. I really loved that car – a 2003 Toyota Sequoia. My husband owns a car lot, so I trade on occasion to get mechanical problems rectified or to get lower miles. I purchased the M Class at 80,000 miles, and it needed to have a couple small items repaired but nothing major. It is not as spacious as my previous car, and it is not nearly as comfortable. The seats are hard, and it hurts on occasion to go on long trips. Additionally, the tires are an odd size and therefore are more expensive to replace. What I like about the car is its navigation system and its air conditioning. Both systems are more advanced. The M Class interior is lacking though. The posts by the windshield are starting to have some fabric peel off. Additionally, on occasion, the sunroof leaks and has caused some issues with the headliner. At this point the lights in the speedometer and odometer have burnt out, so at times its challenging to see how many miles you have gone or how fast you’re driving at night.