I have read only bad things about non-123/116/117/126/124 models.

I would not suggest buying anything outside of this list of models.  

Perhaps a nice 126 model could be had off of Ebay easily...

-Michael

-----Original Message-----
>From: andrew strasfogel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Sent: Apr 24, 2006 4:06 PM
>To: Mercedes Discussion List <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Subject: [MBZ] What E320 to purchase '99 or '00? How about an older 400E?
>
>A friend has decided to purchase his first Mercedes and asked for my
>advice.  He's 47, works hard and deserves to drive something nice than the
>'91 Ford he currently owns.  He has a budget between $12 - $18K, and his
>choices boil down to a '92 400E at around $12K, a '99 green/parchment 60K
>E320 for $15,900, a 2000 E320 with 74K miles for the same price ($15,900),
>and a 54K immaculately maintained black/black '99 E320 from the local dealer
>for $18K.  Any thoughts/suggestions?  All gave clean Car fax reports and are
>clean, with service records and no obvious current problems.  The '99 is a
>real beauty but is too old for a Star Mark warranty.  The 2000 is not being
>sold by a dealer so no Star Mark either...  Any "fatal flaws" in either of
>these models for any particular model years he should know about?  What
>about repair costs?  Any reason to own a 2000 with 20K more miles than a '99
>model E320?
>
>Andrew
>No car younger than 21 years old
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