Mercedes recalls over 30,000 of its most expensive models

article Mercedes-Benz S-Class luxury automobile on the assembly line at the Mercedes-Benz Group AG plant in Sindelfingen, Germany, on Monday, Feb. 13, 2023. Photographer: Krisztian Bocsi/Bloomberg via Getty Images The Brief Mercedes-Benz announced a recall on several of its high-end models.The recall covers certain Mercedes-Maybach, AMG, and S-Class models.The company says the recall is related to an issue that spurred a different recall last year. A new recall from Mercedes-Benz covers tens of thousands of the carmaker’s most expensive models, ones that would have likely sold for six-figure sums when new.  Big picture view: The recall, which includes certain Maybach sedans as well as some AMG and S-Class models, is the result of an issue with the brake hoses. The German automaker explained the hoses on the front axle could develop a leak. By the numbers: Mercedes-Benz's report to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration indicated the recall covers 30,078 vehicles produced between 2021 and 2024, and the issue applies to all of them. Here is a list of models affected: RELATED: Social Security COLA announcement could come as soon as Wednesday Why you should care: This latest recall expands on one issued by the manufacturer last year. Mercedes-Benz wrote in its filing that it had continued tracking the brake hose issue on cars that were and were not included in the original recall. Based on that data and new information gathered from markets outside the U.S., the company issued this latest recall. Mercedes-Benz stated that the company has been notified of three instances the issue has occurred in the U.S., all of which happened this year. The automaker noted that no incidents of crashes or injuries related to the problem in the vehicles under the current recall have been reported. What's next: Dealers have been informed of the recall already, the report said. Notifications will start going out to owners next month.  The Source: Information for this article was taken from Mercedes-Benz and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. This story was reported from Orlando. RecallsCars and Trucks