LONDON: Mercedes-Benz will recall 2015 model C-Class sedans due to a potential fault with the steering system. In Germany, 28,500 C-Class sedans will be affected along with 10,500 vehicles in the US.
In certain C-Class sedans, the steering coupling interlock may have been installed in an “open” position instead of lock. The problem was first discovered on two vehicles in Europe in September.
German customers have already been notified to bring their vehicles in for an inspection, which will take about 30 minutes. Mercedes is asking American customers to have their vehicles checked too.
