So...Why used C63?
You can't get into any of these at that price, or have the same performance M5, E63, S63, S6, S8...
The only comparison, price wise is an IS-F or M3
Last edited by callmiro; Jan 21, 2013 at 09:19 AM.
I would not buy an MB that is not CPO or has some standard warranty left so I think those cars are in the mid 40s.
Regarding the OP's question, you are comparing apples and oranges. the C is the smaller vehicle and direct competition is M3, ISF, and S4. The ones you mention may be in the same price range (but will be older) but are larger and due to extra weight, just do not feel as nimble.
As many have already stated, go test drive all the ones that appeal to you and it will become real clear which ones you like the best.
For most of us, the C63 came out the winner.
I have sold mine and planning on getting a new 4matic CLS63. I do not have kids but have the need for a 4 door sedan because my better half has an Audi TT convertible. My budget allows me a bigger car and even though I will miss how nimble the C is, I am finding myself less and less with the need to power slide at every corner and the thought of having a 700hp sedan with luxurious amenities (better than the C) with just a simple tune is very appealing. I would have to spend serious dollars on the C to get to that level and that would automatically void the power train warranty (I understand the consequences of a tune but it is invisible to the dealer unless they obviously check your ECU).
Anyway, good luck with your test driving and enjoy them. That is the best part of looking for a new ride.
Post some pics of the new car (even if it is not an MB
, we will forgive you).
Last edited by emericr; Jan 21, 2013 at 10:16 AM.
My cousin is a licensed dealer so I see alot of good cars come from the auctions.
My cousin is a licensed dealer so I see alot of good cars come from the auctions.
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