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Weststar warns against dangers of Fake Mercedes-Benz Parts in Nigeria

by Business a.m.
September 16, 2025
in Automobile, Finance & Investment
Weststar warns against dangers of Fake Mercedes-Benz Parts in Nigeria

Weststar Associates Limited, authorized General Distributor of Mercedes-Benz in Nigeria, is raising urgent awareness about the global rise in counterfeit automotive parts.
This followed recent Mercedes-Benz’s 2024 report revealing alarming figures.

According to the data, 793 raids conducted worldwide led to the seizure of more than 1.5 million fake Mercedes-Benz products. This disturbing trend highlights the increasing sophistication of counterfeiters and the significant risks these counterfeit products pose to safety, performance, and customer trust.

While counterfeit or fake parts are often difficult to distinguish from genuine components at first glance, their use can have catastrophic consequences. Substandard brake pads, inferior filters, low-quality lighting systems, and other unauthorized components can lead to sudden vehicle failures, posing a life-threatening danger to drivers, passengers, and other road users.

“Opting for counterfeit or substandard parts might appear to save costs in the short term, but in reality, it exposes customers to much higher risks both financially and in terms of personal safety,” says Ebere Anenih, Managing Director, Weststar Associates Limited.

According to her, “We strongly advise all Mercedes-Benz customers in Nigeria to insist on genuine parts and to only patronize our network of authorized dealerships and service partners for peace of mind and long-term value”.

Mercedes-Benz genuine parts are engineered, manufactured, and tested according to the brand’s highest global standards, ensuring compatibility, reliability, and durability.

Genuine parts also come with manufacturer-backed warranty, supported by authorized Mercedes-Benz service centers, equipped with advanced diagnostic tools and staffed by factory-trained technicians.

As the franchisee of Mercedes-Benz brand in Nigeria, Weststar is re-inforcing its commitment to safety and customer satisfaction by
working closely with its network of accredited dealers to monitor supply chains and protect customers against counterfeits, educating vehicle owners on the dangers of counterfeit parts and how to identify genuine ones, upholding Mercedes-Benz global quality standards in after sales support, service, and parts supply.

But why choosing Mercedes-Benz Genuine Parts from Weststar’s authorized dealership network one may ask.

This is because of its guaranteed quality, safety, good performance, manufacturer-backed warranty and support,
durability and reliability for long-term use,
professional installation by trained technicians.

The genuine parts are available from any of Weststar’s accredited dealership network in Nigeria.

These dealers are Barbedos Cars Abuja & Kaduna,
M-B Automobile Services Lagos,
Skymit Motors Lagos, Sunny Motors Lagos and
Tetralog Nigeria Enugu.

Customers are encouraged to visit any authorized dealership or service partner nationwide to receive expert support, verify authenticity, and ensure the highest level of care for their vehicles.

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