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Mercedes
BBN has covered 8 stories about Mercedes, mostly in U.S. and Pop Culture, as reported by MassLive.com, New York Post, Motor1.com, qz.com and others. Newest first.
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Recalls: 3M products via Amazon, California oysters, Mercedes…
The recall covers certain 3M products sold through Amazon, and the company urges owners to check the maker's notice; fire is an unusual return reason.
Reported by MassLive.com, New York Post - U.S.
Mercedes Recalls 30,064 S-Class Models Over Brake Hose Risk
Motor1.com reports the recall covers 30,064 Mercedes S-Class cars because of a possible brake hose problem; owners will want to check with a dealer.
Reported by Motor1.com · with a Short - U.S.
Amazon recalls 112,000 bottles of pain reliever; Mercedes recalls…
Amazon is recalling more than one hundred twelve thousand bottles of store-brand pain reliever, and Mercedes-Benz is pulling over thirty thousand cars; both makers have posted notices.
Reported by qz.com, WSB-TV, WRAL - U.S.
Mercedes recalls over 30,000 of its most expensive models
The recall covers tens of thousands of the German automaker's priciest vehicles, and luxury owners are urged to check whether theirs is affected; the waiting room is presumably nice.
Reported by LiveNOW from FOX · with a Short - U.S.
Mercedes expands brake hose recall; new RV recalls
A Raleigh man says phone emergency alerts gave him just enough warning before a tornado struck, according to WRAL; keep your alerts switched on.
Reported by WFAA, RVBusiness · with a Short - U.S.
Mercedes S-Class recall expands to over 30,000 cars over brakes
The recall affects luxury sedans in the United States with a braking system defect; owners should check with Mercedes dealers or watch for official notices.
Reported by MotorBiscuit - U.S.
Mercedes Expands S-Class Brake Hose Recall After Climate Theory Fell…
Mercedes initially blamed climate conditions for brake hose failures in the S-Class sedan, but that explanation proved incorrect, prompting the expanded recall.
Reported by autoevolution - Pop Culture
One killed, three injured as NYC Mercedes driver hits pedestrians
The New York Post reports the driver was attempting to run a red light, according to law enforcement sources cited in coverage of the incident.
Reported by Deadline
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