2014 mercedes c300 sport sedan
12-10-2013, 08:22 AM
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I just traded up my dodge ram for a 2014 c300 sedan (needless to say after this lease is up I'm straight back to the ram pickup) anyways I have the bi xenon headlamps in the car and I want to change the bulbs to 6000k rather then the yellowish stock ones so can anyone tell me what the bulb number is and what the best place to buy them would be and also are they hard to swap out? Thanks in advance!
12-10-2013, 04:05 PM
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Everybody owns a Dodge once... Some people learn the first time, some are slow learners.
Why lease a car you don't like? Didn't you test drive?
Why lease a car you don't like? Didn't you test drive?
12-10-2013, 09:46 PM
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Maybe too much bong bong in the back of the pick up. ?
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12-10-2013, 10:44 PM
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When my lease is up, I'm going back to my Toyota Turcel. It had better ground clearance.... so there!
There is no comparison between a C class and a Dodge Ram. It's apples to oranges. If you prefer being "up high" and having that type of crappy on-road handling... then that's fine. I guess if i had huge disposable cash I'd have a pickup truck in a garage in case I needed to haul something large.
Instead of alienating all of the forum members on your first post when attempting to gain assistance from them, maybe you should SEARCH THE FORUM? The questions you asked are answered in dozens if not hundreds of threads.
There is no comparison between a C class and a Dodge Ram. It's apples to oranges. If you prefer being "up high" and having that type of crappy on-road handling... then that's fine. I guess if i had huge disposable cash I'd have a pickup truck in a garage in case I needed to haul something large.
Instead of alienating all of the forum members on your first post when attempting to gain assistance from them, maybe you should SEARCH THE FORUM? The questions you asked are answered in dozens if not hundreds of threads.
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12-10-2013, 11:17 PM
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I just traded up my dodge ram for a 2014 c300 sedan (needless to say after this lease is up I'm straight back to the ram pickup) anyways I have the bi xenon headlamps in the car and I want to change the bulbs to 6000k rather then the yellowish stock ones so can anyone tell me what the bulb number is and what the best place to buy them would be and also are they hard to swap out? Thanks in advance!
12-11-2013, 01:01 AM
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12-11-2013, 01:48 AM
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OP, please do a quick search of the forums/internet so that I don't have to.
...And once again I find myself a midst a bunch of snobs. So much flame just because of OP's opinion. We don't need to justify our purchase to anyone. I can compare my car to actual competition and lose majority of the time, but I don't try to justify it like a child. I am mature enough to embrace my purchase. People have their own opinions of what they want in a car, and flaming him because of his preference in one brand and type over another is juvenile. OP probably liked the way the car looked or drove on the test drive but didn't know with 100% certainty what it would be like to actually own the car. Maybe it was a bad decision to lease on Op's part, but alienating him because of one minuscule comment doesn't help anyone but the insecure feel better about themselves.
...And once again I find myself a midst a bunch of snobs. So much flame just because of OP's opinion. We don't need to justify our purchase to anyone. I can compare my car to actual competition and lose majority of the time, but I don't try to justify it like a child. I am mature enough to embrace my purchase. People have their own opinions of what they want in a car, and flaming him because of his preference in one brand and type over another is juvenile. OP probably liked the way the car looked or drove on the test drive but didn't know with 100% certainty what it would be like to actually own the car. Maybe it was a bad decision to lease on Op's part, but alienating him because of one minuscule comment doesn't help anyone but the insecure feel better about themselves.
12-11-2013, 04:34 AM
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OP, please do a quick search of the forums/internet so that I don't have to.
...And once again I find myself a midst a bunch of snobs. So much flame just because of OP's opinion. We don't need to justify our purchase to anyone. I can compare my car to actual competition and lose majority of the time, but I don't try to justify it like a child. I am mature enough to embrace my purchase. People have their own opinions of what they want in a car, and flaming him because of his preference in one brand and type over another is juvenile. OP probably liked the way the car looked or drove on the test drive but didn't know with 100% certainty what it would be like to actually own the car. Maybe it was a bad decision to lease on Op's part, but alienating him because of one minuscule comment doesn't help anyone but the insecure feel better about themselves.
...And once again I find myself a midst a bunch of snobs. So much flame just because of OP's opinion. We don't need to justify our purchase to anyone. I can compare my car to actual competition and lose majority of the time, but I don't try to justify it like a child. I am mature enough to embrace my purchase. People have their own opinions of what they want in a car, and flaming him because of his preference in one brand and type over another is juvenile. OP probably liked the way the car looked or drove on the test drive but didn't know with 100% certainty what it would be like to actually own the car. Maybe it was a bad decision to lease on Op's part, but alienating him because of one minuscule comment doesn't help anyone but the insecure feel better about themselves.
I way I see it , no one is alienating Stonednloaded but he did come out leading with his chin !!
Just to put you straight I have shovelled a lot of sh#t & been saturated in engine oil in 116'F ships engine rooms so know I am not a snob.
But it is good to see my fellow man defending another. Should be more of it
12-11-2013, 09:27 AM
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Sorry, but the OP is taking a jab and asking for assistance at the same time...not really the most tactful way to approach any forum but then again maybe he know exactly what he is doing.
To compare any German made car to a pickup is just silly to put it kindly.
To compare any German made car to a pickup is just silly to put it kindly.
