Mercedes-Benz R320 Parts

The Mercedes-Benz R320 is one of the stars in the R-Class lineup, making it a big deal when it comes to full-size luxury MPVs. Released in 2005 with a design based on the W251 platform, the Mercedes-Benz R320 shares structural elements with the M-Class and GL-Class models, which were known for their durability and ride comfort. This is why they're so attractive to people in China, and that's why these cars were sold there through 2017. The Mercedes-Benz R320 is outfitted with an incredibly powerful 3.0L V6 engine (in its 4MATIC Long variant), which gives off a mean 200 kW (272 PS; 268 bhp) and 400 Nm (295 lb-ft) of torque, more than enough to accelerate from zero to 100 km/h in just under eight seconds flat. But while we're on the topic of speed, it should be mentioned that this model also boasts good fuel efficiency for what it is, keeping consumption rates at about 10.5 L/100 km. If you do end up getting your hands on the long-wheelbase version of this car, you'll find that its massive interior space contributes heavily to passenger comfort. The Mercedes-Benz R320 still has plenty of amazing features that make sitting in traffic enjoyable too. With a seven-speed automatic transmission system paired with both rear-wheel and four-wheel drive configurations, gear transitions are smoother than ever before. Plus, this thing has so many safety features, such as advanced airbags, stability control, and anti-lock brakes. To wrap things up here, premium travel experiences are what Mercedes-Benz is all about at the end of the day, which means that the R320 was built to deliver top-tier performance, luxury, and practicality.

The Mercedes-Benz R320 may be a luxurious vehicle that delivers top-notch performance, but it does suffer from several issues that are pretty common and will probably annoy you when they pop up. Chief among them is the car's suspension system leaning on one side, engine problems where you feel like your car isn't putting out enough power and there's also a weird smell coming from it, and lastly, a malfunctioning steering lock. When it comes to the leaning suspension, which is usually an air suspension component failure issue, diagnosing the problem is a whole other matter on its own. You'll most likely have to identify and replace faulty air struts, lines, or compressors so that your Mercedes-Benz R320 can be stable again and handle properly. When your engine isn't performing at full capacity for whatever reason, such as clogged fuel injectors, you'll want to get that checked out. The same goes for any exhaust leaks or internal damage that occurs too. If left unattended for too long without the proper repairs made, your Mercedes-Benz R320 might end up completely immobile thanks to the stubborn steering lock mechanism, which tends to break down electronically or mechanically within the steering column lock module. If you catch these issues early on by seeking professional help ASAP, then there's no doubt that your precious ride will mercifully escape any further damage while running smoothly with little to no hiccups along the way.

Directly from Mercedes-Benz, genuine parts are superb with regards to quality, longevity, and fit. Every single part passed stringent quality testing, so you can be sure that it's safe, durable, and built to perform like your original parts. Should you be contemplating procuring new parts, such as Transmission, Charging & Starting for your Mercedes-Benz R320, an OEM part should top your list of choices. We hold an extensive inventory of genuine Mercedes-Benz R320 parts, including Driveline & Axles, all offered at the most competitive prices in the market. Moreover, all our parts come with a warranty directly from the manufacturer.