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[QUOTE=quduoheng;7997251]Going to buy a used pre-facelift coupe, the dealer have both colors available.
The white looks more sporty, shiny
The grey looks more compact, and mean.
Having hard time choose between the two, any advice?
Thanks.
I LOVE my C63s!
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You're going to get a million different answers with everyone split 50/50. Sure, there will be nuances to each in terms of upkeep.. but you're buying a performance car, this is expected. Ultimately, it boils down to personal preference.
I have always loved the black on white look, so I'm voting white (granted I'm a new owner.. so I am biased!).
Trust me when i say white ....the grey is very high maintenance and a paint in the *** if you damage it ...expect it to cost you 50% more and if you leave a bird dropping on it for any period of time it will damage the matt paint . Go white , trust me I work in a Mercedes body shop
Trust me when i say white ....the grey is very high maintenance and a paint in the *** if you damage it ...expect it to cost you 50% more and if you leave a bird dropping on it for any period of time it will damage the matt paint . Go white , trust me I work in a Mercedes body shop
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