What is the most reliable Mercedes engine?

10+ Most Reliable Mercedes Engines Ever Made

• 2.6 R6 (W124)
• 2.0 V8 (W123, W124 and W190)
• 4.2 V8 (W140)
• 3.5 V6 (W211)
• 2.0d (W123, W124 and W190)
• 3.0d (W124)
• 2.1 CDI (W210, W211)
• 2.7 CDI (W210)

Which AMG engine is most reliable?

Unlike the earlier supercharged C32 AMG, the C55 has a 5.4-liter V8, making 362 hp and 376 lb-ft, Autotrader reports. This V8 is significantly more reliable than the C32’s V6, as well as the C63’s and R63 AMG’s engines.

Is the Mercedes-AMG E55 a reliable car?

Aside from a few oil leaks and a bad sensor here or there, the engine and transmission are very robust. If you watch my channel, you may remember the 2003 E55 with 400,000 miles I reviewed and tested on a dyno. That E55 uses the same engine and transmission, a true testament to the unreal reliability of this combo.

Is the Mercedes AMG C Class A reliable car?

These C-Class AMG cars of this 202 generation were very reliable, but they did suffer from rust issues like the E55, which also included the front coil spring perches that would weaken over time causing the car’s suspension to sag. There were also issues with the engine wiring harness (especially with the C36).

Are there any recalls on the Mercedes E class?

The 2006 Mercedes-Benz E-Class has been recalled 4 times by NHTSA. View Recalls Reliability indicates how models have performed in the past, providing the basis for predicting how the vehicles will hold up in the year ahead.

Is the reliability of an AMG car an issue?

This is something I consider a reliability issue because if you are driving an AMG car, you want it to look good. Unlike a beater with a heater, you aren’t just going to live with it so you will need to factor this into the cost of ownership.