Did Any Onez Car Get Keyed
For those who don't know what the trunk monkey is. Google Suburban Auto Group Trunk Monkey.
If it's a place that I go to daily, this is what I'd do, I'd try to donate one of those maritime shipping containers to the place, put it in the parking lot
and park my car in there every single day.
I don't think that idea will work at all. I think your safest bet is to tie a trained guard dog to your car (literally). I'm sure you can obtain a dog trained specifically to guard a car. However, this might not be economically efficient since a trained guard dog usually costs as much as a small car (approximately $14k).
I rather buy two c230 one in my house and one for outside my house if i am goin to spend 14k

How do I put this lightly... These cars are perhaps too accessible? Anyone can get one nowadays. Over half of the Mercedes-Benz vehicles sold are leased/heavily financed. I don't believe there are that many people who can write it off in their taxes...
I know that Jaguar manufactures lesser vehicles, however, the average Jaguar client is in theory a person with better upbringing and higher education than a Mercedes-Benz driver. In retrospect, I feel that I've been promoted, when in reality, the Mercedes-Benz brand image has been demoted.
There are plenty of people who overextend themselves and pick this brand because of "recognition" or "attention." Same people who buy C230's and rebadge them.... lol........ I haven't had ANY of my cars intentionally keyed to the extent he did. Reality is that maybe he brought a lot of attention to himself or lives in a neighborhood that any newer car sticks out like a sore thumb.
The Best of Mercedes & AMG
How do I put this lightly... These cars are perhaps too accessible? Anyone can get one nowadays. Over half of the Mercedes-Benz vehicles sold are leased/heavily financed. I don't believe there are that many people who can write it off in their taxes...
I know that Jaguar manufactures lesser vehicles, however, the average Jaguar client is in theory a person with better upbringing and higher education than a Mercedes-Benz driver. In retrospect, I feel that I've been promoted, when in reality, the Mercedes-Benz brand image has been demoted.
Anyway, not busting your chops, but it's just not good to generalize.
FYI all people "from the hood" aren't broke, or buy expensive cars they can't afford, or type OR talk "slang". I'm sure if you get past the snobby faskmasks of your "hood" you will find many people trying to maintain a certain "lifestlye" that is beyond their means as well. And thanks to the mass marketing of the "ghetto mentality", there are more suburban folks talking "slang", and looking like they are from "the hood" than ever. So, enough of that.
You know, in fact there just as many leased cars that are "low end" than there are hight end? We are all consumers. Some more well off financially than others, but at the end of the day, we are all the same in that we buy or lease whatever it is they sell. They, being the retail sector, the banks, the finance companies, insurers, etc....
So, in closing, Yes MB cars have gotten a lot more accessible to a lot of folks who would have never thought of owning one before, but the truth of the matter is, So has everything else. A short tour of where you live should tell you that..Look at the types of homes people are buying on meager incomes? It's mind boggling.
If you want your prestige back, you have to shell out 300K for a Bently or something of that nature. Because competition and the economic survival of a lot of corporations in this country has caused market strategies to change so drastically, that it is swiftly closing the gap between what those that have and those that have not can aquire...... So you, as we all, should be thankful for what you have, and not worry so much about the aquisitions of "lesser" people.
Just my .02
Last edited by my06clk; Sep 10, 2006 at 04:20 PM.



