240/320 pics anyone? Pls...
12-08-2001, 10:38 PM
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240/320 pics anyone? Pls...
Does anybody know any links to good C240 (or even C320) pictures?
I'm trying to produce evidence to support a good cause
. My better-half is leaning towards a certain Bavarian manufacturer, and I'm trying to bring her back on the right path...
Any help much appreciated,
zxc1
I'm trying to produce evidence to support a good cause
. My better-half is leaning towards a certain Bavarian manufacturer, and I'm trying to bring her back on the right path... Any help much appreciated,
zxc1
12-09-2001, 12:19 PM
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Why look at pictures?...
When you can take her to your friendly MB dealer and look at the real deal! The overall MB package blows away the 325i, IMO.
Unless you're looking strictly for performance, the MB provides a better balance of luxury and style, again IMO. The interior of the BMW, especially, is somewhat tacky with its plastic "Chevy-like" cupholders in the center console. Also, I hate the BMW window controls, also located on the center console. There's no way you can open or close the windows other than one at a time. The window controls on the MB may not be perfectly located, but like most other cars, you can easily open/close the fronts or rears in one motion.
Unless you're looking strictly for performance, the MB provides a better balance of luxury and style, again IMO. The interior of the BMW, especially, is somewhat tacky with its plastic "Chevy-like" cupholders in the center console. Also, I hate the BMW window controls, also located on the center console. There's no way you can open or close the windows other than one at a time. The window controls on the MB may not be perfectly located, but like most other cars, you can easily open/close the fronts or rears in one motion.
12-09-2001, 05:32 PM
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2002 C320
2002 C320 Alabaster White
C2, C3, C4, Xenons, Command, Cd Changer, Full Nav Map option
I am really enjoying this car. Picked it up one month ago and thus far no problems what so ever.
For Pictures check out the following site
http://members.bellatlantic.net/~rfc...c/FrameSet.htm
C2, C3, C4, Xenons, Command, Cd Changer, Full Nav Map option
I am really enjoying this car. Picked it up one month ago and thus far no problems what so ever.
For Pictures check out the following site
http://members.bellatlantic.net/~rfc...c/FrameSet.htm
12-09-2001, 05:59 PM
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Been to the dealer, thanks. Unfortunately "my dealer" does not consider the C class (the sedan and hatch - at least) worthy of showroom floor-space. They have them at the back of the building, in a somewhat illuminated compund. When I was there at the first time, it was pitch dark (1 hour before closing) and now it's too cold outside for any kind of car shopping. The salesman gave me some lame excuse for not having one inside, but it was such a big BS, I don't even remember it 
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Anyway, we ended up seeing one at a different place, but when we do the feature for feature comparisons at home, pictures would help a lot.
Just a quick question - Do you have Heating/AC vents in back of the center armrest? (for the rear passengers)
Thanks,
zxc1
.Anyway, we ended up seeing one at a different place, but when we do the feature for feature comparisons at home, pictures would help a lot.
Just a quick question - Do you have Heating/AC vents in back of the center armrest? (for the rear passengers)
Thanks,
zxc1
