I brought my 2021 Mercedes-Benz to Stevens Creek in April 2025 for persistent battery and electrical issues that had been ongoing since my first visit in August 2024. At that time, I was told everything was fine and that the issue was due to a door left open — no repairs were made. The problems...
Consumer Replied: Thank you for the response. However, I’m disappointed that you’re asking me to call your main dealership line and “ask for the General Manager” — especially when no GM is listed on your staff page, and the number provided leads to your general reception.
You already know who I am, the vehicle involved, and the full history. Asking me to call again and chase someone down — rather than reaching out directly with a real solution — feels like a canned response and not a serious attempt to address the issue. Unless this is standard practice for many unresolved customer situations, it’s also a bit concerning.
If you’re genuinely interested in resolving this, I welcome direct outreach with a proposed solution, not a rerouted call.
EDIT: Charlie called later today (possibly related to this thread), to let me know that the part that was broken at the dealership has a better ETA than initially announced. I will keep this review and my scoring updated.