mileage?
But this is off topic so I'll end it there! (But how's the GTI? I'm considering trading in my C350 for one. For the better fuel economy and modding options. And to be more age-appropriate for me I guess)

To the OP - you passed the 125,000 mile mark - did you send in the paperwork for the high mileage award?
- Eric
The Best of Mercedes & AMG
2 sets of front tires $$$$
3 sets of rear tires $$$$
1 set of rear brakes and rotors $$$
4 oil changes $$$
1 cabin air filter $$
1 transmission service $$$
1 set of wipers $$
1 brake fluid flush $$
1 driving enjoyment PRICELESS
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Heater blower motor replaced
Steering angle sensor replaced
on my 3rd set of stickers (tires)
Rear brakes and Rotors
couple of alignments
+ scheduled maint
All in all I am loving it!
RP
2010 C300 Sport 4Matic
20,120 miles
Plan is to drive 100k-150k
Last edited by 95_993; Feb 2, 2014 at 02:42 PM. Reason: 2010 C300 Sport - 20,120
105,000 miles.
One ESL (ouch!)
Thermostat
Front tires since last post...
RP
Drivers seat bottom is worn in the middle.
Drivers seat lumbar support is worn on the left side.
Drivers seat head-rest is broken.
Passenger door will not lock/unlock.
Other than those mostly cosmetic things still going strong.
(and BTW -- 27.8 mpg lifetime average, calculated accurately with mileage and receipts)
It has had one set of brake pads, two sets of tires, two automatic transmission oil changes (9 quarts -- torque converter emptied each time), 10 engine oil changes w/filters, two sets of cabin air filters, two sets of engine air filters, one alignment, and new bulbs in all of the taillights, along with an additional ground wire. It has had four sets of wiper blades. Its longest trip was about 8K miles. We hit a curb and damaged one front wheel (cosmetic only). That wheel was replaced.
It had a fuel system glitch when it was brand new. That was repaired and has never recurred. It had a leak in one of the rear view mirror housings that corroded a turn signal reflector. That was replaced.
There have been no other problems of any sort.
It has no current issues.
Overall, this is turning out to be one of the least expensive cars I've ever owned. I have owned 19 cars since 1963.
Last edited by JWH321; Feb 3, 2014 at 08:36 AM.
At 60,000 miles the center console knob stopped its scroll capability but I manage to make it work with the l/r/up/dn push to navigate through letters and console tabs.
At 95,000 miles I started getting a few odd error messages here and there with ABS/Traction going off, but they disappeared on its own.
At 100,000 miles noticed I got uneven tire wear on the rears, which will need a new alignment.
Still going strong.
Bought at 16k cpo
let’s see, I’ve done…
on 3rd set of tires not counting blow outs
1 rim
2 alignments
passenger front inside axle boot kit
front sway bar end links
ive done 2 full brake jobs and 1 additional rear pad slap
2 power steering fluid exchanges(every 40k)
2 transmission services with next one real soon(every 30k)
spark plugs
4 air/cabin filters
4 brake fluid exchanges
1 blower motor
1 command unit
1 drivers seat belt
After 50k I do oil changes every 5k with Mercedes oil
miscellaneous light bulbs
3 wiper blade sets
1 battery
replaced steering wheel tilt mechanism (a known failure if you use comfort access)
will be doing;
coolant flush
drivers seat cushion damage, I’ll replace someday soon I hope
needs front/rear bumpers repaired/painted
both differentials I’ll do at 100k
transmission service will be at 91k
needs a little PDR and a good detail
want to tint the windows
im thinking about replacing the suspension with coil overs
car is 100% stock except a front tow hook plate holder. It’s mechanically in great shape and has been great IMO. Only one time it randomly wouldn’t start but not problems found and hasn’t done it again.
Last edited by Just204; Jul 13, 2021 at 10:42 PM.




