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    Road Rage Bike Works

    5.0 (1 review)
    Open 9:00 am - 6:00 pm

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    Mercedes-Benz of Omaha - Damaged

    Mercedes-Benz of Omaha

    (81 reviews)

    Millard, West Omaha

    1-Star Review - I Feel Completely Cheated by Omaha Mercedes-Benz…read more I never expected to write something like this about a Mercedes-Benz dealership, but Omaha Mercedes-Benz absolutely betrayed my trust. I paid $61,500 for a Sprinter van, believing I was purchasing a reliable Mercedes vehicle from a reputable dealer. Instead, I ended up with a van that was defective from the very first day. Even during the purchase, I should have noticed the red flags. The buying experience was almost too easy--effortless. They were extremely quick to push the sale through, even though I live all the way in Southern California. Now it's painfully obvious why: they wanted to get rid of this van as fast as possible. And they succeeded--at my expense. At 7,546 miles, the van was already showing the same issues I'm dealing with today. I didn't recognize it at the time--this was my first diesel van, and I trusted the dealership. I trusted the Mercedes name. I assumed they wouldn't sell a defective vehicle. Fast forward a little over one year, and now at 40,000 miles, the van has a major transmission failure involving the torque converter. Multiple service advisors told me the same thing: A torque converter does NOT fail at 40,000 miles unless the issue was already there. These components typically last around 200,000 miles. So what does that mean? That the van had a serious, pre-existing defect, and it was sold to me anyway. I feel cheated, misled, and taken advantage of. I gave this dealership my trust and over $61,000 of my hard-earned money, and all I got in return was a defective van and a massive financial and emotional burden. Omaha Mercedes-Benz should be ashamed of this. This is not how you treat customers. This is not how you uphold the Mercedes-Benz brand. If you're thinking about buying a vehicle from Omaha Mercedes-Benz, be extremely careful. I learned the hard way that an "effortless" purchase can be a sign that they're just trying to unload a problem vehicle on someone else. Don't let it happen to you.

    My son is being ignored by pat and Andrew malouf on a brand new car he leased in February. After I…read moreleased 2 cars in Dec and February. The car he leased is a lemon. These guys won't return our calls!!

    Road Rage Bike Works - motorcyclinggear - Updated September 2026

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