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crashed brand new E500
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1991 Lincoln Town Car Executive (33k miles) 1991 Cadillac Sedan DeVille (77k miles) 1992 Toyota Camry LE (177k miles) 1972 Chevrolet Caprice Kingswood Estate 9-passenger wagon (44k miles) 1973 Pontiac Grand Ville 4-dr hardtop sedan (94k miles) 1988 Mercedes 300SEL (was mine, now mothers) (Prior MB's: 1974 240D, 1985 380SE, 1984 190D) |
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Yes, 2003 is the first year for the W211 E-class. It replaces the familiar W210. Although initial sales have been a bit slow, it won't be long before we start seeing them all over the place. One thing worth noting is that the E-class wagon for 2003 is still a W210. I attended MB technical training for the W211 last month and I can tell you for certain that it's quite a car.
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The W211 series was unveiled early 2002 and went into production around May 02. US dates are always somewhat later though.
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If you want to talk about rare accidents..about a month ago I saw a G55 AMG completely wrecked (probably only a few in the US). Hate to be the one that got hit by a G class!
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man.. u need a truck to wreck the G-class...
and G55?? I only seen one of those real life! |
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