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What to do? S? E? C? ??
I'm in the market for a 4dr. The old Volvo 945 went to the daughter upon her college graduation so that's gone, wife's got the 560SL and I have the F150. No vehicle appropriate to haul guests about.
So I wouldn't mind an S class but they are a bit out of my current price range (did see a '90 560SEL but it is a bit rough). Have also seen some nice clean E320's ('99 & '00) with about 140k on them and a C230 Sport with 89k. I would be thankful for any words of wisdom concerning these models or others I haven't mentioned but should know about. Any suggestions?
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1999 E320 (gave to daughter) 250K 1994 F150 (may be the end of its road) 240K 1989 560 SL (Reassembly after paint job) 160K 1986 560 SL (deceased., gave it's life protecting my wife) 1988 300 TE (departed) 1994 945T (still running strong with an upgraded cam) 349K 1986 242Ti (deceased) 1968 GT500KR (under restoration) |
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Here is my humble opinion.
C-class: Fuel efficient, pretty reasonable operating costs. E-class: A little bigger and " more car " for the money. Not sure about operating costs, as I'm on my second " C ". S-class Parts & service costs may dull your spirits somewhat, as these tend to be very sophisticated vehicles.
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For a bit less the W124 400E / E420 ( $6K-$10K ) are reasonable. Both not laden with electronics, easy to work on, parts available for the DIY'er and one of the best Mercs ever built ! |
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08 W251 R350 97 W210 E320 91 W124 300E 86 W126 560SEL 85 W126 380SE Silver 85 W126 380SE Cranberry 79 W123 250 78 W123 280E 75 W114 280 |
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