The way I see it, the problem with these is that Daimler Benz joined up with Chrysler in those years and there were problems on many Mercedes models that otherwise would likely not happened if the union hasn't taken place. I'm not an American car fan. Mercedes was and is now a fine motorcar company. I have a '95 E320 Wagon that we bought in 2009 and there's a reason I wanted that particular car. Last of a great model year. We still have the car and it still runs perfect. I had the accumulator replaced a couple years ago and they work beautifully. I'd like to upgrade to the 2005-2009 era but I think they were still under the Chrysler spell at that time (correct if wrong) but I surely won't spend the [emoji383] for one any newer. But hey, why would I get rid of a perfectly performing car in my '95 wagon? [emoji4]


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