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Mercedes-Benz ML320 Reviews and Owner Comments
 
2003 Mercedes-Benz ML320
15 Reviews
Mercedes-Benz ML320 Owner Reviews (15 reviews)
  • 2003 Mercedes-Benz ML320
    Nicasio, Austin, TX, October 16, 2012 10:36
     Enthusiast
    I love the car is strong and powerful but is a real pain, sensor go out shift control etc. Every other month look like a Christmas the dash board, no saying the brake switch the I have one on the glove box, I want to tell you the I had the has bean tow, and not only ones.
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  • 2000 Mercedes-Benz ML320
    Visitor, Chatsworth, CA, June 24, 2012 20:14
    This is a great car. But there is a little problem with the AC and we have to recharge it. Where is the ac gauge so i can recharge it?
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  • 1998 Mercedes-Benz ML320
    Visitor, Franklin, MA, April 08, 2012 19:06
    i HAVE NO POWER STEERING AND IS VERY HARD TO DRIVE, HOW DO i FIX AND WHATR WOULD THE COST BE $$
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  • 2002 Mercedes-Benz ML320
    shucks, Boca Raton, FL, February 22, 2012 18:30
     Rookie
    mercedes ml320 has a check engine light and periodically slows down like the motor is choking and the brakes are on.bas light comes on. It almost stalls out but generally will pick up again and drive sometimes for days, week or months before doing it again. Sometimes it happens multiple times in a day. I have been told--1) the computer 2) the brake light 3) The transmission 4)Needs a 100,000 mile service on and on and on. Dollars I'm told are 1000--2000---3000???? Second problem navigation when it says confirm destination and you try the indicator blinks like you clicked it but nothing happens. Help
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  • 2002 Mercedes-Benz ML320
    Visitor, Boca Raton, FL, February 22, 2012 18:19
    My ml320 has been fairoverall --- has mystery problems.1) leaks oil I'm told the motor and possibly transmission will have to be taken apart to stop it. Now it has a check engine light and at unknown times when your are driving along it acts like it is stalling and the brakes are on and your speed goes to almost zero and then (so far) it catches back up and drives normal.mercedes ml320 has a check engine light and periodically slows down like the motor is choking and the brakes are on. It almost stalls out but generally will pick up again and drive sometimes for days, week or months before doing it again. Sometimes it happens multiple times in a day. I have been told--1) the computer 2) the brake light 3) The transmission 4)Needs a 100,000 mile service on and on and on. Dollars I'm told are 1000--2000---3000???? Second problem navigation when it says confirm destination and you try the indicator blinks like you clicked it but nothing happens. Help
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  • 2000 Mercedes-Benz ML320
    Visitor, Santa Clarita, CA, July 16, 2011 11:00
    I love my ML320! First of all the leather interior is beautiful and has held up nicely with kids and dogs :). Secondly it has never broken down on me. I have had to do some minor but expected repairs, and its been a great car. It does take synthetic oil but you only have to change the oil every 12,000 miles so it doesn't cost any more than changing a regular car every 3,000-5,000, andf it saves time since you dont have to go in so much. The most important thing though is that the weight over 6000 lbs can be a tax deduction since i use mine for work it s sweet and its strength is great in an accident my car was rear ended in a multi car accident on the 5-14 split it had only a few scrathces where as the other car (I was hit and hit a car) was crumpled. It is very safe, I LOVE IT!
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  • 2000 Mercedes-Benz ML320
    Visitor, Littleton, CO, June 26, 2011 14:24
    At 185,000 miles it's now worthless. We spent a small fortune in repairs over the lifetime - should have gone 225,000 to justify the expenses. The engine runs great but every other part seems to be broken. Given the level of care we gave to the car and the constant repairs (something like 50 repair tickets the first 100,000) it wasn't as good a value as 185,000 miles implies. However, the ML was great in the snow - especially safe going over CO mountain passes and worth the money to protect teenage drivers caught in bad conditions.
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  • 2001 Mercedes-Benz ML320
    Visitor, Wichita Falls, TX, April 17, 2011 10:49
    Transmission went into the "limp home" mode without warning. Was able to get home and to the garage at 20 mph for repairs due to a faulty sensor! Too many defective sensors that cause unecessary expenses.
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  • 1998 Mercedes-Benz ML320
    Visitor, Holly Springs, NC, January 09, 2011 11:16
    Loved it until everything went wrong at once. A/C, heat, seat heater-drivers, moon roof baffles, radiator and brakes all died within 6 months of one another.
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  • 2002 Mercedes-Benz ML320
    Visitor, Buffalo, NY, November 18, 2010 09:55
    Very dependable auto, for being the low end mercedes...
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  • 1998 Mercedes-Benz ML320
    luvmybaby, Chicago, IL, June 15, 2010 13:21
     Rookie
    I purchase my 1998 Mercedes-Benz ML320 "used" in February 1999. It had 38,000 miles on it. It has been across country twice. It has gone through severe winter weather in Chicago; extremely hot weather in Arizona; and the humidity in Georgia. I love my baby. To date, I have more than 166,500 miles on my vehicle. My one true complaint is that the brakes wear down quickly. My baby is great on the highway. She's an easy drive, and you would not believe she's as heavy as noted. I will drive her until all I have is the door handle to trade in. I will trade for another Mercedes M Class. If she were human... I am afraid to think of what state she might be in.
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  • 2001 Mercedes-Benz ML320
    Crazy Canuck, Aspen, CO, January 17, 2010 16:23
     Rookie
    I live Winnipeg.Manitoba, Canada and own an ML320 and love it. There are a couple of bugs like the overhead console lights don't come on anymore. Not sure if there is a master switch for them. Still getting to know the vehicle. I have made a couple of highway trips and at 68 mph I was still getting approximately 25 mpg with the Canadian gallon. For a vehicle as heavy as this and it being AWD that is actually great. The leather interior is great. It is a softer leather which is much nicer than my '93 Olds Cutlass Convertible. The seats are very comfortable too. I am 6'5" tall and have great legroom.
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  • 1999 Mercedes-Benz ML320
    M. Kauzlarich, Kansas City, MO, January 07, 2010 15:07
     Enthusiast
    I've had this car for 8 years. 7 years longer than any other car I've ever owned. I've put over 100K on it with minimal problems during that time.. I had an electronic motor go out of the 4 wheel drive components twice, both times it was covered under warranty. I also had a piece of plastic trim crack on the rear like another review had mentioned. All in all, it's a great car and I'd even think about owning another one.
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  • 2001 Mercedes-Benz ML320
    Msousa, Oakland, CA, November 04, 2008 08:39
     Enthusiast
    Car drives really well. It's great on snow and ice. Mine has 100,000 miles on it now and it's running strong. I would definitely buy another one. My nit-picky comments are that the brakes wear down quickly, the AC vent has always had a slight rattle in it that they can't seem to fix, and a plastic trim piece on the rear corner of the car has cracked twice. The engine runs well, but it does burn a quart of oil every 5-7,000 miles. Apparently this is not unusual for this model.
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  • 1999 Mercedes-Benz ML320
    Tiresidedown, Bonita, CA, October 16, 2008 09:53
     Enthusiast
    Great vehicle. Tenacious grip on ice and snow - durable and rock solid. Tows fine too despite it's weight. (It's a lot heavier than its size would indicate.) We drove a newer one while this was getting a repair @ Benz and we liked ours better. The newer one had touch screen for navi, radio, phone & HVAC and it didn't work very well and was impossible to read in the sun. Sometimes progress isn't - I prefer 'regular' controls for hvac, like a big knob for the temp and a big knob for the selection - it always works, anyone can use it whether it's hot or cold and with or without gloves, night or day, etc. Automakers used to think digital gauges were cool too - see any now? It's all back to analog, in all cars. Love the car. 100%.
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