MY BABIES CL65AMG CLK430
07-06-2012, 02:27 AM
#26
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honestly in my opinion when you drive the car like a car yes it feels heavy but when its in sport and you are driving it like a CL65 its a completely different car
07-06-2012, 02:37 AM
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I really question if the E63 is quicker than the CL65. Here is a CL600 on 22's racing an E63 and the CL pulls away like a freight train. If it were not on 22's or it was a CL65, it would be much worse. http://play.kendincos.com/174562/Wnr...-wagon-es.html
Was the problem that your CL65 couldn't get traction down low?
Was the problem that your CL65 couldn't get traction down low?
07-06-2012, 10:09 AM
#29
yo you dont have to believe that i worked for this car yeah i came out of college but i went from a low life F student to an all A student my father was proud im sorry that its not enough for you but my father was proud of me and thought i deserved it trust me bro im not a rich spoiled kid my first car was a 1973 BMW if i was spoiled i would have got a new BMW btw i bought that bmw with my own money
i am trying to do you a perfect stranger favor here. you might think that hard work results in driving a 100k car. i am here to tell you that hard work for your father results driving a 100k car and hard work for anybody else usually results in far far less.
dont believe me? try writing your resume with the language and style you use here (i call it breathless 5th grader style) and see if you get any bites.
again- i am respecting your situation in life, but you have some unrealistic perceptions about work -> reward.
07-06-2012, 10:48 AM
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make no mistake- i believe you worked hard for that car. what i am trying to say is that regardless of how hard you work if you were a normal kid - straight "a" or not - you would not be driving a 100k car when working for somebody else.
i am trying to do you a perfect stranger favor here. you might think that hard work results in driving a 100k car. i am here to tell you that hard work for your father results driving a 100k car and hard work for anybody else usually results in far far less.
dont believe me? try writing your resume with the language and style you use here (i call it breathless 5th grader style) and see if you get any bites.
again- i am respecting your situation in life, but you have some unrealistic perceptions about work -> reward.
i am trying to do you a perfect stranger favor here. you might think that hard work results in driving a 100k car. i am here to tell you that hard work for your father results driving a 100k car and hard work for anybody else usually results in far far less.
dont believe me? try writing your resume with the language and style you use here (i call it breathless 5th grader style) and see if you get any bites.
again- i am respecting your situation in life, but you have some unrealistic perceptions about work -> reward.
07-06-2012, 11:23 AM
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Wealth is seldom the result of hard work and enterprise. I think we all know that, no need to drive this any more off topic.
I appreciate nice cars, I really don't care how you got them. bro.
I appreciate nice cars, I really don't care how you got them. bro.
07-07-2012, 09:50 PM
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07-17-2012, 10:21 PM
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then rev video is now up of the clk430 and the cl65 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OcVyp...ature=youtu.be
