What kind of servicing do you need? The regular maintenance on an ED is pretty minimal and all of it can be done easily in your garage or driveway with minimal assistance. Are you paying for the Battery Assurance Plan (BAP) on your vehicle?
Not all smart Center Franchises opted into that 4 year contract.I thought that if a dealership sold Smart cars that they were obligated to service them for at least three years.
Too bad - they shouldn't have been given a choice. Wonder what will happen now with the requirement for BAP owners to have mandatory annual battery inspections when their closest dealer is now a thousand miles away? Will be interesting if a battery warranty claim comes up.Not all smart Center Franchises opted into that 4 year contract.
Pimple on the Daimler elephants butt - as the smart footprint in the U.S. continues to shrink so does their "orphan car" exposure.Wonder what will happen now with the requirement for BAP owners to have mandatory annual battery inspections when their closest dealer is now a thousand miles away? Will be interesting if a battery warranty claim comes up.
In Tulsa, did Jackie Cooper smart, even sell,service, and do Maintenance. On the smart ED? They sold the ICE version. Your closest, smart ED dealership. Is Loeber MB/smart, in Chicago Ill. There’s also Westminster MB/smart, in Denver Co. That’s if any thing major fails on your EV. Over 800 miles any direction of you. I’ve been to both them. Aristocrat motors here in KC. Will service the ICE smart. They never sold the ed smart here, and won’t touch one either.The Mercedes dealership in the Tulsa area is no longer selling or servicing electric drive smart cars. Would anyone have a suggestion on where I could have my 2013 car serviced around the Tulsa metro area? What alternatives do I have to the dealership?
Bought (actually leased) my ‘18 ED from Loeber MBZ/smart; the smart dealer my last smart was bought at smart MBZ in St. Charles, IL no longer sells them but says they’ll still service them for awhile anyway - as Loeber is much closer to downtown Chicago they still feel they have enough potential customers to keep the franchise going. MBZ will be getting more EV’s eventually so Loeber is pretty well positioning themselves for future EV buyers - can’t come soon enough to save the existing smart dealers so the numbers have continued to drop quite a bit.In Tulsa, did Jackie Cooper smart, even sell,service, and do Maintenance. On the smart ED? They sold the ICE version. Your closest, smart ED dealership. Is Loeber MB/smart, in Chicago Ill. There’s also Westminster MB/smart, in Denver Co. That’s if any thing major fails on your EV. Over 800 miles any direction of you. I’ve been to both them. Aristocrat motors here in KC. Will service the ICE smart. They never sold the ed smart here, and won’t touch one either.