w202- longest trip you've taken in your C Class?
We were both pleasantly shocked at how comfortable the car is. We drove at least 8 hours per day with the longest being about 12 hours from Denver over Loveland Pass, down through Moab and on to Williams, Arizona (lots of detours for photos). Neither of us experienced any fatigue whatsoever, simply amazing. I own two other W202 C-Class', a 1995 C280 and a 2000 C280 Sport. There is really no comparison between those (admittedly very nice) cars and the C43. The AMG package really transforms the car with great power (even at altitudes over 11,000 feet), handling that truly inspires confidence at any speed and superb comfort. That said, we have made several 14 hour trips to Miami in the 1995 and several 8 hour trips to New York in the 2000. All are very comfortable, quiet and competent on the road. The C43 just raises the C-Class game to another level.
Last edited by Untertürkheim; Jan 24, 2009 at 04:45 AM.
We were both pleasantly shocked at how comfortable the car is. We drove at least 8 hours per day with the longest being about 12 hours from Denver over Loveland Pass, down through Moab and on to Williams, Arizona (lots of detours for photos). Neither of us experienced any fatigue whatsoever, simply amazing. I own two other W202 C-Class', a 1995 C280 and a 2000 C280 Sport. There is really no comparison between those (admittedly very nice) cars and the C43. The AMG package really transforms the car with great power (even at altitudes over 11,000 feet), handling that truly inspires confidence at any speed and superb comfort. That said, we have made several 14 hour trips to Miami in the 1995 and several 8 hour trips to New York in the 2000. All are very comfortable, quiet and competent on the road. The C43 just raises the C-Class game to another level.
indeeed. the comfort is amazing in such a small car compared to other cars in it's class. and the power is nice and quick when jumping from 65 to 80 to make a pass on a big 18-wheeler. and some here had back issues but not me. my trip felt like I never left my La-Z-Boy at home.









