Mercedes-Benz of Laguna Niguel has proudly served the Southern California, Orange County market for nearly 40 years. We are a family owned and operated authorized full-service Mercedes-Benz dealership which specializes in New, Certified Pre-Owned, service, parts and accessories for new and pre-owned Mercedes-Benz vehicles in Laguna Niguel, California. We represent Mercedes-Benz, AMG, and Sprinter vans. Mercedes-Benz of Laguna Niguel offers incredible inventory selections of new Mercedes-Benz vehicles and pristine pre-owned vehicles on our 22-acre campus. We suggest you check back often for unique specials and offerings, such as Mercedes-Benz Fleet opportunities. If you are in need of service, our nationally recognized Mercedes-Benz Service Department offers a Zero-Wait Guarantee Program along with some of the lowest service prices available in Orange County, California. Our Parts Department is able to locate hard to find parts on Mercedes-Benz as well as expediting all parts deliveries with our multi-million dollar inventory. Please enjoy our website and let us know how we may serve you. Dedicated to Five Star Service at One Star Drive.
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Vehicle serviced for
Repair
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Accurate estimated wait time
No
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Would You Recommend this Dealership
No
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Vehicle year
2006
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Vehicle make
S-500
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Service Technician
Pat Bolter
My Mercedes of Laguna Niguel reviewREDEFINING “SERVICE”
ser·vice: Installation, maintenance, or repairs provided or guaranteed by a dealer or manufacturer.
The definition above is the one that most people – myself included– use when they think of the word “service”, especially as it relates to their beloved automobile.
Unfortunately, that does not extend to the ownership and management of Mercedes Benz of Laguna Niguel.
I purchased an S500 from Mercedes Benz of Laguna Niguel in 2006, and have faithfully utilized their service department for all of our scheduled, and non-scheduled, maintenance needs.
Recently the “SRS” light on my S500 was on, and I dutifully took my car in to have the problem fixed at Mercedes Benz of Laguna Niguel. The next day I was told the problem was solved, however as I drove off the lot the light came back on and they asked me to again leave the car in their service bay.
Imagine my surprise and horror when, two days later, I received a call from the dealership explaining that my S500 had fallen off the service hydraulic lift (an 8-foot drop), and my car was totaled. Employees at Mercedes Benz Laguna Niguel confirmed that when my car fell, the impact shook the ground so much it was felt in the showroom.
Although this accident happened on Wednesday, I was not notified until Thursday, after the dealership contacted their insurance company and accident investigators.
When I returned to Mercedes Benz of Laguna Niguel, the car was indeed a total loss. Something went very wrong in that service bay – details that I still have not received — and through no involvement or fault of ours, our family was now without a car that we truly enjoyed.
I have accepted my insurance companies total loss settlement. What I haven’t accepted, and thought the citizens of Laguna Niguel and the surrounding communities might find interesting, is that the dealership continues to refuse to explain why the car was on the lift in the first place, what happened to cause it to fall off the lift, and why our family was not notified sooner.
In addition, they failed to meet our expectations regarding a fair-value replacement and were profoundly lacking in customer care.
I was a Mercedes Benz owner for 12 years and always had service performed at Mercedes dealerships. I purchased the S500 at Mercedes Benz Laguna Niguel, paid for it in full and had every service performed at that dealership.
After this experience, I an now the proud owner of a 750li BMW, and wanted to alert other customers in Laguna Beach about what might happen if they take their beloved automobile in for “service” at Mercedes Benz of Laguna Niguel.
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Vehicle serviced for
Maintenance
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Accurate estimated wait time
None Given
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Would You Recommend this Dealership
No
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Vehicle year
2006
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Vehicle make
S500
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Service Technician
David Noble
My Mercedes of Laguna Niguel reviewREDEFINING “SERVICE”
By Marie May
ser·vice: Installation, maintenance, or repairs provided or guaranteed by a dealer or manufacturer.
The definition above is the one that most people – myself included– use when they think of the word “service”, especially as it relates to their beloved automobile.
Unfortunately, that does not extend to the ownership and management of Mercedes Benz of Laguna Niguel.
I purchased an S500 from Mercedes Benz of Laguna Niguel in 2006, and have faithfully utilized their service department for all of our scheduled, and non-scheduled, maintenance needs.
Recently the “SRS” light on my S500 was on, and I dutifully took my car in to have the problem fixed at Mercedes Benz of Laguna Niguel. The next day I was told the problem was solved, however as I drove off the lot the light came back on and they asked me to again leave the car in their service bay.
Imagine my surprise and horror when, two days later, I received a call from the dealership explaining that my S500 had fallen off the service hydraulic lift (an 8-foot drop), and my car was totaled. Employees at Mercedes Benz Laguna Niguel confirmed that when my car fell, the impact shook the ground so much it was felt in the showroom.
Although this accident happened on Wednesday, I was not notified until Thursday, after the dealership contacted their insurance company and accident investigators.
When I returned to Mercedes Benz of Laguna Niguel, the car was indeed a total loss. Something went very wrong in that service bay – details that I still have not received — and through no involvement or fault of ours, our family was now without a car that we truly enjoyed.
I have accepted my insurance companies total loss settlement. What I haven’t accepted, and thought the citizens of Laguna Niguel and the surrounding communities might find interesting, is that the dealership continues to refuse to explain why the car was on the lift in the first place, what happened to cause it to fall off the lift, and why our family was not notified sooner.
In addition, they failed to meet our expectations regarding a fair-value replacement and were profoundly lacking in customer care.
I was a Mercedes Benz owner for 12 years and always had service performed at Mercedes dealerships. I purchased the S500 at Mercedes Benz Laguna Niguel, paid for it in full and had every service performed at that dealership.
After this experience, I an now the proud owner of a 750li BMW, and wanted to alert other customers in Laguna Beach about what might happen if they take their beloved automobile in for “service” at Mercedes Benz of Laguna Niguel.