Mathieu J. Cama wrote:
Seems they are to be disposable just like a good old Bic lighter.
I've had Bic lighters last longer, though.
--
John L. Ervine
1981 240D 4-spd 267+kmi
1980 300TD 168+kmi
1980 300SD 277+kmi
On that note, I was attending an unveiling of the at the time new r129 at
MBNA headquarters in Montvale and a discussion had ensued about the newer
MBs and computers among some of the attendees and MB officals there. It was
said that in the upcoming w140, there would be more computers on that ca
Christopher McCann wrote:
What worries me is when the cars that most of us have
are very hard to find (10 years)...then what - a 320
CDI that is wired like the space shittle? (pun
intended). It makes me want to stockpile 300D's for my
kids. oh well. ranting done.
I'd rather the space shuttle.
Unfortunately, I have to concur. I have a 20 year old Mercedes. That
123 was the most reliable, longest service car of it's day. I have a
10 year old Mercedes. That 124 was the most reliable, longest service
car of it's day. When it came time to buy a new car for my wife last
year, I took one quick
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"a car group plagued by quality problems, a severe
handicap in th
"a car group plagued by quality problems, a severe
handicap in the world of luxury automobiles, where
customers expect powerful engines and complex
electronics to work harmoniously."
I don't want a luxury car, I want a reliable and long
lasting one.
I don't wan't a powerful engine, I want an effic
August 18, 2005
Passed Over for Top Post, Head of Mercedes-Benz Will Resign
By CARTER DOUGHERTY,
International Herald Tribune
FRANKFURT, Aug. 18 - Eckhard Cordes, the head of the Mercedes-Benz car
division who last month lost the race to become DaimlerChrysler's chief
executive, will resign