Mercedes warns 800,000 drivers of potential fire risk

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Mercedes account for 4.5 million vehicles on the road in Germany, so 800k is about 1 in 5 Mercs on the road that are potential fire risk......THAT'S a lot.

i ma sure the 800k is not just Germany alone, worldwide merc population is likely 4-5times more of 4.5mil, that will bring it to under 5%.


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The affected models are certain GLE/GLS (167 platform), C-Class (205 platform), E-Class (213 platform), S-Class (222 platform), S-Class (223 platform), E-Class Coupe/Convertible (238 platform), GLC (253 platform), CLS (257 platform) and G-Class (463 platform), Daimler said.

Heng, I don't own any of these :o.

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"In the meantime the affected vehicle should be driven in a particularly prudent manner and usage reduced to the bare minimum,"

Lol, what’s this mean?
 

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the article never say is diesel leh

can only be petrol variant, since diesel vehicles hard to catch fire due to coolant issue.

Edit: seen like I’m wrong. Usually pple getting Diesel variant for their mileage and perceived safest over petrol model.
 
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Good luck to those who bought from PI... recall will be a nightmare... M Ravi new CLA?
 
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