(Guenter Scholz)
Built like a Mercedes 36873 customers of mine - lifelong caddy owners and also friends, have gotten rid of their Caddies in the last 2 years and got Lexus'. After the last 3 caddies, including an escalade and a CTX...
I know, I have friends with Mercedes too, and some have had EXCELLENT luck. Particularly the older 300 series etc - but the E-Clbutt? later model cars have been as bad as Cadillacs - spending more time in the shop than on the road.
And I definitely do NOT suggest you throw a car away when problems develop - unless they are either way to expensive to fix, or the problems arrise too often. ANd then I don't advocate throwing them away. One man's garbage is another man's treasure - so find someone who wants what you don't want and is willing to pay you good money for it. He might have better luck than you have had - or just be more willing to spend time and money on it because of his infatuation with that particular make-model, or whatever.
My Pontiac Transport has 334,000km on it. The previous owner replaced all the suspension parts before I got it. I put in a new engine at 275,000, because I bought it when the previous (original) owner decided to stop pouring money into it. I put a rebuilt tranny in at about 300,000.I replaced the windsheild. About all that's left of the original is the (plastic) body and interior. Oh yes, and still the original exhaust.
Built like a Mercedes 3688On Fri, 17 Feb 2006, Guenter Scholz Modern folks often consider Daniel Fahrenheit's thermometer scale less "logical" than Anders Celsius' scale in which the difference...
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