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| Car model | Fixter price range |
|---|---|
| MOT for Mercedes A Class | £29 - £45 |
| Car service for Mercedes A Class | £118 - £185 |
| Front brake pads replacement for Mercedes A Class | £52 - £82 |
| Brake pad replacement (front) for Mercedes A Class | £52 - £82 |
| Brake pad replacement (rear) for Mercedes A Class | £47 - £73 |
| Rear brake pads replacement for Mercedes A Class | £47 - £73 |
| Brake discs and pads replacement (front) for Mercedes A Class | £107 - £169 |
| Brake pad replacement (front) for Mercedes A Class | £52 - £82 |
| Brake Discs and Pads Replacement (Rear) for Mercedes A Class | £100 - £158 |
| Brake Discs and Pads Replacement with Electronic Parking Brake (Rear) for Mercedes A Class | £122 - £191 |
| Brake Discs and Pads Replacement (Rear) for Mercedes A Class | £100 - £158 |
| Brake Discs and Pads Replacement with Electronic Parking Brake (Rear) for Mercedes A Class | £122 - £191 |
| Timing belt replacement for Mercedes A Class | £298 - £469 |
| Car diagnostic for Mercedes A Class | £34 - £54 |
| Clutch kit replacement for Mercedes A Class | £644 - £1,012 |
| Lower ball joint replacement - front (driver side) for Mercedes A Class | £115 - £180 |
| Lower ball joint replacement - front (passenger side) for Mercedes A Class | £115 - £180 |
| Lower ball joint replacement - rear (driver side) for Mercedes A Class | £115 - £180 |
| Lower ball joint replacement - rear (passenger side) for Mercedes A Class | £115 - £180 |
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Mercedes-Benz is a German global car manufacturer and a division of Daimler AG. They were established over 100 years ago in 1926 and have grown to be the biggest selling premium vehicle brand in the world.
The number of Mercedes cars on the road in the UK continues to rise, reaching 1.9million by the final quarter of 2018. There are almost 5 times as many Mercedes cars on the road as there were in 1995, showing just how popular this marque has grown to be.
Helping these powerful statistics on their way, the Mercedes A-Class was announced as the 8th best selling car in the UK in 2018. The premium family hatchback is vying for position against the ever-popular VW Golf—the current leader in this class.
Mercedes deliver hatchbacks, saloons, estates and coupés at every size from their A- to E-Class ranges, as well as executive SUVs, the V-Class MPV, and of course, a more than desirable selection of convertibles and roadsters.
With prices rising to well over £100k, Mercedes cars are a great contender as the executive car of choice.
Mercedes has always been a keen player within the F1 championship, taking their first 2 titles back in 1954 and 1955. Through the 1990s they joined forces with McLaren as an engine provider and part owner, bringing titles for both Mika Häkkinen and Lewis Hamilton and a constructors championship in 1988.
Their current and outright domination of the sport began in 2014, as a team in their own right, it has featured 5 straight constructors titles, with Lewis Hamilton taking 4 world championships and Nico Rosberg taking the other in 2016.
Mercedes ranked 26th place out of 30 car brands in the What Car? Reliability Survey in 2018 with an efficiency rating of 88%. You could be forgiven for expecting German efficiency to rank higher through the marques, however, most of the top 10 places were occupied by Japanese and Asian manufacturers.
Various recalls have been made on Mercedes models throughout their motoring history. The following are a list of the most recent in the UK and Europe.
The riveting of the front seat belt housing covers may inadequate under low temperatures
Defective operating manual can cause the roof load to be exceeded if a canopy is subsequently fitted
Missing cover on the sliding door of the stowage space
The rear door spoiler may not be secured enough due to an adhesive bond
The sleep mode functionality of the electronic parking brake within the stability program software may be defective
The passenger airbag cover on the instrument panel ins inadequate
The foot space lamp on the driver’s side can become detached
There is a possibility of red rust corrosion on metallic components of the roof frame reinforcement
All recall information sourced from gov.co.uk data.
