2015 Mercedes-Benz M-Class consumer reviews

This is a fantastic SUV for any person. The interior and exterior are high quality which is what I expected from such a large company such as Mercedes. The car is from 2015 and now has over 20,000 miles on it. I have never had any major problems with it, except for one minor issue with the trunk that was fixed free of charge by my local Mercedes dealership. The M-Class is an extremely reliable vehicle. I have the ML350 4Matic+ with many additions to it bringing the total to around $70,000, but it was worth every penny. It is extremely safe and has kept me alert on the road at all times. I would not want any other car.

Just bought a CPO 2017 Mercedes ML250 with only 19,500 miles. The fit and finish of Mercedes is well known. As is the reliability and durability of their diesel engines. So, the ML250 was the perfect choice for us. We considered the Volvo XC90 T8 but really didn't like the idea of buying an $80,000 car. So far the Benz has averaged 30 mpg and has all the comfort and goodies at half the price, literally. Included in the purchase was the extended CPO warranty. We are covered until 2021 with UNLIMITED miles!!

Fun to driver, and very quiet. Great pickup and interior very up scale. I am particularly fond of the contour seats and massage capabilities. The lane keeping assist as well as the blind spot assist, greatly enhances my awareness while driving. Enjoy using the 360 degree cameras.

Doesn't get better than a benz! This will be my second one and I can't wait to get on the road! Land Rover is a great dealership and I had no fuss buying it!

I really enjoy my new Mercedes-Benz ML400, I am particularly fond of the contour seats and massage capabilities. I took a long trip and found the lane keeping assist as well as the blind spot assist useful. the cruise control and the turbo-charged engine are both sooth. Can't wait to parallel park using the Parktronic.

Very safe and confortable car to drive and excellent safety features. Drives very smooth and handles nicely .

From day one, this full-size SUV has averaged 29 miles per gallon for over 27,000 miles! Phenomenal performance

Had this car for over a year and mostly just minor complaints. Rides great and feels solid...sorry that MB did away with fog lamps, I always used them on my GLK that I traded up from...Dealer said they are not necessary today with the new headlamps....but I think it is just a cost cutting measure.... also, paddle shifters are a useless item on this car..if you touch them by accident, they will suddenly downshift the car with alarming results...

I traded in a BMW X6 for the ML4 and I've not regretted a single moment. I completely disagree with those who write that the ML is sluggish. It feels as quick as the X6 off the line, I really can't be bothered by the fractions of a second difference. Since when did that count in the real world? I'm at the age where the public roads are not a race track anymore and I own a sports bike. When I need speed, I go to the track. What I need in the ML is safe and reliable commutes to carry my precious cargo. This delivers better gas mileage, smoother, more refined handling and smaller dimensions to fit into my garage while having more trunk space. While my beamer was fully loaded, some of the features were never really used. In some ways, the nicely optioned ML doesn't quite compare. Things like HUD, Auto handbrakes (BMW has a different implementation than Benz) and premium sound have no equal on the ML. It's not to say that the ML is terrible, it's just not as good. For instance, there's no comparison in the premium sound category. The harmons don't stand up to the B&H. Period. But you wouldn't really know unless you came from a BMW, though. On the flip side, ML has better phone/car integration, better connectivity and more integrated options than the bmw. The weight of the car is also not an issue. Unlike that BMW where the weight was certainly felt around town commutes. In the end, these things are more important to my daily commute than the performance drive, which bmw had in spades. After a while, performance driving didn't really float my boat anymore. Middle-aged? Got kids? Doing the career shuffle? It's time to put aside the sports car. The ML can feel a bit floaty at times, and when I notice that, I switch to sports mode which feels almost (but not quite) as stiff as the beamer. In the end, different folks require different things in a car so you should never go off of someone else's comments. I'm at the age where getting from point A to point B in the quickest possible time is tired. I like creature comforts, lights, gadgets, silky smooth rides and luxurious interior. I chose the ML for that and I'm never going back!

ML350 great ride performance. Attention to detail interior fit and finish you would expect in the price point. Why would you buy a Ford Explorer or a Caddy SRX when for the same $ and comparable equipment you could have this!