deanyel |
02-12-2006 10:21 PM |
It seems to me the early cars had less power assist in the steering and a little better road feel. Through the 95 MY it was an LH engine management system - distributor caps and rotors, replaced by coils in 96. The caps and rotors are about $200 every 60k miles or so - might seem expensive but bulletproof and easy to do. The newer system is theoretically more reliable but also more expensive to fix. But the big difference is the transmission - the troubled 722.6 started in 96 - seems to have half the life and twice the rebuild cost. I personally subscribe to the "never buy a Mercedes after 1995" theory but also subscribe to the "never buy a car with ASR" theory, and all S500 coupes had ASR so to me it's a moot point.
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