I turned 28 on May 4th. Bought the car when I was 26.

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but this changes during the day. I feel like a 100 after my workouts, but 20 when I'm driving my C63.

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I'm 30 and have too many white hairs to keep count.

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I ordered a C63 sedan from Fletcher Jones Newport Beach on December 5, 2011. I might turn 58 (or be dead) before I get it. lol

I have NO idea what you guys are talking about

32 HUGE ones

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57 going on 17. I spend more time modding and driving than when I was 17.

49.75 ........ 49.76 ......... 49.77

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41 and still a car nut....loving my C63 more and more everyday

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I visited there, i am surprised you are not 16

George

Last time I checked I was 20, getting old

Hahaha I wish I was 16 love those days

31 years young...I thought I was pretty young to afford an $80k sports car, but I see so many 20-something's on here. Makes me wonder if I got into the wrong field of work

Most likely not because you picked the wrong career but probably because you had the wrong parents J/K

Exactly gthal! I am 42 and more of a car nut than I was before, it doesn't get old....only problem is that your expectations of a car after a C63 will put you into another stratosphere, there is no other car in that price range that will stir the soul like this AMG....you guys are all in big trouble!!!

No no lthal...I had the perfect parents. The kind that could have bought me a Lamborghini at 16, if they were stupid enough to do so. No, they made me buy all my vehicles myself so I had to learn the value of a dollar quite quickly. Maybe that's why I was so surprised to see so many kids driving this beast. In my early 20's I was driving a civic trying to pay down the mtg

Couldn't agree more. Someone's gonna have to drop an additional $100k (over and above the sticker of a c63) to get a true step up from this car

Hey I completely agree with you... my parents were exactly the same. I was just taking a jab at parents who buy their younger kids 480 hp cars.

Maybe we should start a new thread about this on how we arrived at C63s, but I also started with a double hand-me-down Civic (purchased for my oldest sister, then passed to my younger sister, then back to the older sister, then to me). My 2nd car was an Acura 3.2 TL that I "inherited" from my parents when my mother got a new car. I paid for everything to do with that car (including about $8k over the past 2 years for various issues that come with the 200k miles I tacked onto it). I put 140,000 miles on that car in the 7 years I owned it. That's why I NEEDED a new car. Once you get to the point that you're replacing rack and pinions, axles, A/C, and getting the transmission rebuilt, it's time to go. Or rather, it would've been better to go before all of this hit at the same time.

This C63 is all mine. No inheritance or "gift" to help me buy the car.

I think, some things should be put in perspective. For many parents, the C63, the M3 and any Ferrari you can dream of, are not a problem to pay for as long as the kids are happy. Do you ever pause and wonder, how screwed up our world is getting, relying on the future generation.

George

My dad won't even buy me a go kart if I ask him lol

He thinks that taking the bus is better lol

29. purchased myself

had access to some great cars growing up although none of them were ever mine. my first actual purchased car was an '88 audi 80 quattro with exposed ignition wiring and sheepskin seat covers!