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Car is CPO so you are good, best thing to check is make sure there are no TSBs out for it, also can't hurt to take a look at the service history as well.
Buy the MB extended warranty out to 6 or 7 yrs ( 100-200,000mi ) if you like to hold on to cars out of warranty. I bought a 1 yr old CPO coupe with 2500mi and was able to get the extended factory warranty, By 120,000 miles I'll know if it is gonna be a keeper !
Car is CPO so you are good, best thing to check is make sure there are no TSBs out for it, also can't hurt to take a look at the service history as well.
Congrats.
I'm not sure of the condition of roads you'll be driving but I drive only when dry and the only gravel is the last mile or so to my place where I baby it.
I'd recommend putting a strip of Expel clear adhesive on the underside of the rockers behind the front wheel then again behind the rear wheel. Easy to DIY.
Less then 5,000 mi on mine and I see those ares are peppered with nicks. You can't see without looking under but if you run your hand under you'll feel it.
Yeah, you need to know the URL for your local Craigslist and you might as well save the search for 255/35/18 right now. Going that route will save you a boatload. Rubber has a half life of about 42 seconds on this car. Cant for the life of me figure out why.
BTW here is my son and I out on Friday night. We were out bowling (no, not usually) and there were some chuckleheads standing around outside smoking beside a C300 that had somehow lost the C300 badge and gained an AMG badge on the back bumper.
We showed them the only kind of smoking that gets done around my car and when we looped back around a few minutes later there was still haze in the background. They selected the shut up portion of put up or shut up. That strip aint super long, but we laid it down thick and hard and if you look at it you can really see the camber. Inside of that tread looks like a ridge you could trip on, while the outside is pretty light.
BTW Mr Victory Pose there loves this car. Whenever his buddy's mention a Lambo or something he always says "yeah but we're to young to ride in it anyways cos it doesn't have a backseat (he's 9). My dad can take us out in an AMG right now."
As for what you need to know. Stock up on rear tires. I buy them when ever I can find my sizes for a decent price. I have 2 sets spare at all times
Originally Posted by 604 C63
Yeah, you need to know the URL for your local Craigslist and you might as well save the search for 255/35/18 right now. Going that route will save you a boatload. Rubber has a half life of about 42 seconds on this car. Cant for the life of me figure out why.
BTW here is my son and I out on Friday night. We were out bowling (no, not usually) and there were some chuckleheads standing around outside smoking beside a C300 that had somehow lost the C300 badge and gained an AMG badge on the back bumper.
We showed them the only kind of smoking that gets done around my car and when we looped back around a few minutes later there was still haze in the background. They selected the shut up portion of put up or shut up. That strip aint super long, but we laid it down thick and hard and if you look at it you can really see the camber. Inside of that tread looks like a ridge you could trip on, while the outside is pretty light.
BTW Mr Victory Pose there loves this car. Whenever his buddy's mention a Lambo or something he always says "yeah but we're to young to ride in it anyways cos it doesn't have a backseat (he's 9). My dad can take us out in an AMG right now."
The dealership is asking me if I want to get the upgraded warranty for like $3500.
I have almost 2 years left on the full warranty, then I get a limited warranty for another 2 years. I can upgrade to a full warranty covering pretty much everything.
Would you guys suggest doing this?
Also, they offered to do 3M wrap on the front portion of the car for about $600. Thoughts on this?
A front wrap for $600 is a pretty good deal, especially if that includes the hood. I'm no expert on the product but I've read (maybe here) that the preferred clear product is Suntek, then Xpel followed by 3M.
Pretty sure you can purchase the warranty anytime before the existing one expires. If so, no rush.
05-09-2015, 10:00 PM
