can i afford a c300?
Just make the decision right for you.

Also, Sportstick, that was hysterical
however, I'm 18 and I bought my c350 when i was 17 because I had a very good job at the time and I was getting a large sum of money for college/future expenses etc AND I was going to work during college. I put atleast 75% of my paychecks (sometimes even 100%) into savings while I knew I had the job. I also knew regardless of what car I had both my parents and I would sort out who pays what car expenses (maintenance, insurance, etc.) while i still made the monthly payments. Plus im commuting to school which means I save about 10k a year on housing. Point? dont just rely on today but make sure you have a plan for the next year and year after that. It kills me knowing there are kids my age who are just "wingin" life.
Somebody else mentioned that at 18ish we are just blowing our money on clubs, alc, girls etc. SOO TRUE! I couldn't believe how much money i was spending on eating out and driving to random plaaces for no reason, etc. when i had my old car. atleast im eating healthy at home, not blowing money on booz and have a safe reliable car to get me to school! LOL
The Best of Mercedes & AMG
Somebody else mentioned that at 18ish we are just blowing our money on clubs, alc, girls etc. SOO TRUE! I couldn't believe how much money i was spending on eating out and driving to random plaaces for no reason, etc. when i had my old car. atleast im eating healthy at home, not blowing money on booz and have a safe reliable car to get me to school! LOL

Any to avoid any flaming, I didn't buy the car myself of course.
thats why i need you guys help. you know what its like to drive fix and modify this carI noticed your post was a yr ago so what was you final decision?
I bought my first Benz (C250) at 24 when I was old enough to appreciate it (coming from an Evo) and was able to pay for it in cash. Cars cost a lot more here (mine was about $85k AUD which equates to about the same in USD at the moment) but I was comfortably earning more than double that p/a after working full time in an accounting firm since I finished high school (and also getting my CA- i.e. the CPA equivalent in Australia).
id say to save







