Leased a 2014 Touareg diesel end of last year, similar reasons. Very nice.
Fancy as any Mercedes. She loves it.
I would never want to own a new Mercedes. People who don't have time for
repairs only drive them for a few years until they start to become a
nightmare, and then lease a new one. Ditto f
I would agree with your observations regarding values, however, the SL people I
know are realists and understand that their cars are, for the most part, pretty
much worthless.
I paid $5k for a 1997 with 71,000 miles on it a little more than a year ago.
Everything on it was in excellent shape,
panzerwagon owners are seriously deluded about the value of their roadsters.
Those cars are not going to rise in price for ages. There are too many beat to
crap examples and too few set up like new to get the prices asked. Nobody will
be willing to throw the money needed to restore them to #1
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>>My father has a Toyota Highlander and absolutely loves it.
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I am thinking this might be worth looking at
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--R
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You didn't specify what model year SL, but SL prices in general are really soft.
As we joke in the SL forum on BenzWorld, "Its a good price until your neighbor
puts his Mustang up for sale."
Dan
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> On Feb 24, 2015, at 12:09 PM, Rich Thomas via Mercedes
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> gopher i
lot and I
would think any problems with durability would crop up.
Don Snook
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Wife still
My 2013 F150 has been fine so far. Only about 20K miles so far but has
not been in for anything.
RB
On 24/02/2015 8:32 AM, Curly McLain via Mercedes wrote:
Our neighbors bought a new frod Escape. It is comparable to a toada
rav M/L They have been very happy with it. He is a retired car mecha
gopher it
-R
On 2/24/15 11:32 AM, Jim Cathey wrote:
My friend with the SL is now dangling what would be
insultingly-low (if they were mine) prices in front
of me. I think he's a 'motivated seller', and he knows
I won't screw around. Wife just says: "buy one, sell one".
Can't fault her logic.
Wife still reasonably pleased with the X5. It's no 1968-1990
MB, though. The aftermarket seat heaters have been a plague.
I still think it is the best-looking of the SUV's, bar none.
(Except maybe the Gwagen, which I'd have if we could get the
diesel here. But we can't. What I _really_ want wo
ML has regular springs GL is air suspension
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> On Feb 24, 2015, at 8:20 AM, Rich Thomas via Mercedes
> wrote:
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> So the ML350 has steel and the 430s and 550s and such have the air-ride
> feature?
>
> I thought about a GLK but not sure it would have sufficient room to haul
On Mon, Feb 23, 2015 at 10:43 AM, Rich Thomas via Mercedes
wrote:
> I know we are all pretty much cheapasses but wifey wants a "new" vehicle and
Not Mercedes but...
My wife works at the Ford dealer in CH. At first I was happy that I
could get the employee discount, but having seen the "reliabil
Our neighbors bought a new frod Escape. It is comparable to a toada
rav M/L They have been very happy with it. He is a retired car
mechanic.
You are correct, the frod v. kraut decorative differences would
probably not be particularly noticeable.
She did contribute the criterion that she
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I know we are all pretty much cheapas
You are correct, the frod v. kraut decorative differences would probably
not be particularly noticeable.
She did contribute the criterion that she did not need Bluetooth on the
radio.
--R
On 2/23/15 6:36 PM, clay wrote:
How attached is swmba to the lux of having a kraut car over the generi
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> > Don Snook
> >
I'd guess language in the warranty voids the warranty unless you have
service records from an "authorized service center" which, in the
USA means the stealership. If you ever had a serious warranty claim,
they'd use that to make you pay.
Changing oil in these modern cars is as easy as a 240
Thanks!
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> On Feb 23, 2015, at 8:41 PM, Dan Penoff via Mercedes
> wrote:
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> From page 241 of the owners manual:
>
> Swith ignition on.
> Press Up or Down on the steering wheel until the FSS indicator appears in the
> display
> Press the reset button for about 3 seconds. T
>From page 241 of the owners manual:
Swith ignition on.
Press Up or Down on the steering wheel until the FSS indicator appears in the
display
Press the reset button for about 3 seconds. This message appears: 'SERVICE
INTERVAL? RESET WITH R BUTTON FOR 3 SEC.'
To confirm, preset reset button until
Can you tell me how to reset the service indicator on a 2005 G500?
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> On Feb 23, 2015, at 8:25 PM, Jaime Kopchinski via Mercedes
> wrote:
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> Changing oil in these modern cars is as easy as a 240D. You can easily do
> the basic maintenance yourself. When I was with Harman,
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>> My father has a Toyota Highlander and absolutely loves it.
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>> http://www.carmax.com/enus/v
Changing oil in these modern cars is as easy as a 240D. You can easily do
the basic maintenance yourself. When I was with Harman, I did the oil
changes on the S550 and S600 we had there. You can reset the service
indicator without any special tools.
Jaime
On Mon, Feb 23, 2015 at 1:01 PM, Curl
How attached is swmba to the lux of having a kraut car over the generic
interior a frod offers? I would guess that the top end appointments on an
exploder would rival the benz and come to the same costs. I would also think
the repair costs are fairly comparable. Toss up
clay
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I know we are all pretty much cheapasses but wifey wants a "
I'm confused - is the GL the equivalent of a Gelandewagen? Sure doesn't
look like one...
GL now means Rich Broad Wagen
You may substitute other words into the middle position of the phrase.
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To me, the only way to own a newish MB is on lease or CPO, and only
IF you are near a decent stealership. Even so, they will find ways
to dent (not ding) you substantially.
I won't drive 50 to 200 miles each way for an oel change.
You don't want to own it when the electronics go bad.
k
Buy a the real deal. G-wagen.
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> On Feb 23, 2015, at 10:43 AM, Rich Thomas via Mercedes
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> I know we are all pretty much cheapasses but wifey wants a "new" vehicle and
> I have suggested a GL or ML. (I lean to a GL just because I like bigger but
> she might prefe
I know we are all pretty much cheapasses but wifey wants a "new" vehicle
and I have suggested a GL or ML. (I lean to a GL just because I like
bigger but she might prefer an ML size, there seem to be more of them
available, a bit less dinero too) She is totally risk averse so I am
thinking some
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