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3 WORST & 4 BEST Mercedes Engines to Buy!

Title: 3 WORST & 4 BEST Mercedes Engines to Buy! Twelve thousand dollars. That's what one Mercedes owner paid when their engine catastrophically failed at just 80,000 miles. Now picture another owner—same brand, different engine—cruising past one million miles without a single rebuild. Here's what Mercedes doesn't want you to know: Some of their engines are legendary. Others are ticking time bombs. And the number one engine on our best list will completely change how you think about reliability. Mercedes-Benz built its reputation on engineering excellence, but not all three-pointed stars shine equally. Today, we're revealing which Mercedes engines deserve your trust and which ones will drain your bank account. Before we start, hit subscribe to avoid costly car mistakes. Let's start with the nightmares. #3 WORST: The M272 V6 - The Class Action Catastrophe. The M272 V6, produced from 2004 to 2017, promised modern efficiency and smooth power. Mercedes installed it in everything from the C-Class to the ML SUVs. Millions trusted the badge. Big mistake. The fatal flaw? Balance shaft gears made of plastic. These gears would strip their teeth and send plastic shrapnel throughout your engine, causing complete failure. Timing chains stretched prematurely, creating a rattling symphony before leaving owners stranded. Oil leaks from cam bridge plugs became so common that mechanics could identify an M272 by the puddle underneath.