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How to Complain About Mercedes-Benz UK

Everything you need to make an effective complaint against Mercedes-Benz UK, including contact details, your rights, deadlines, and escalation paths.

Also known as: Mercedes-Benz, Mercedes

Contact Details

Complaints Email

customer.services@mercedes-benz.com

Complaints Phone

0370 060 2180

Your Rights

Consumer Rights Act 2015

Goods must be of satisfactory quality, fit for purpose, and as described. You have 30 days for a short-term right to reject faulty goods.

Step-by-Step Complaint Guide

1

Gather your evidence

Collect all correspondence, receipts, contracts, and any other documents related to your issue with Mercedes-Benz UK. Take screenshots of online chats and note down phone call dates and times.

2

Write a formal complaint

Send a clear, factual complaint to Mercedes-Benz UK. Include your account/reference number, a timeline of events, what went wrong, and what you want them to do about it. Email: customer.services@mercedes-benz.com

3

Set a deadline

Give Mercedes-Benz UK 14 days to respond to your initial complaint. If they don't respond, send a follow-up referencing your original complaint and requesting a response within 7 days.

4

Escalate if needed

If Mercedes-Benz UK hasn't resolved your complaint within 8 weeks (or has sent a final response you disagree with), escalate to the Motor Ombudsman.

5

Consider further action

If ombudsman resolution isn't satisfactory, you may have the option of taking your case to the Small Claims Court for disputes up to £10,000.

Escalation Routes

Ombudsman

Motor Ombudsman

Key Deadlines

Initial response14 days (reasonable expectation)
Final response8 weeks (regulatory deadline for most sectors)
Ombudsman referralAfter 8 weeks or final response
Limitation period6 years (contract) / 3 years (personal injury)

Need Help With Your Complaint?

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