CLK320 Aesthetics (or maybe not even yet)
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1998 CLK 320 RED
CLK320 Aesthetics (or maybe not even yet)
I would like to know what anyone with MB CLK 320 experience thinks about "pre-diagnosing" problems.
I think I have some problems and I want to fix it all...how can I find someone to take my car for a week or a month even, in order to figure it out?
I am a first time owner and may have a psychology about what I should expect out of the car after having bought it at low mileage used but having put 30 k miles on it.
Someone once remarked to me at a MB enthusiast show in Ohio that they thought the CLK class was pretty nice, but they didn't like all the "creaks and bumps."
I don't care at this point about cabin noise in regard to inanimate objects...I DO care about genuine mechanical problems. Even if I was Bill Gates I wouldn't like driving this Red CLK 320 1998 if I thought it was driving significantly different from when the day I bought it.
ANyone have any comments on the aesthetics of the car? Should I worry if I get vibrations while idling that are more noticeable now than before? I am an amateur and am driving a car like no other I have ever owned.
All I want is to feel like my ride is as it should be...Felt like Royalty the first year I had this thing. Any ideas? Anyone want to drive my car for me for a month and hel pme find a way to make my Starmark extended warranty and its financing a gem?
I think I have some problems and I want to fix it all...how can I find someone to take my car for a week or a month even, in order to figure it out?
I am a first time owner and may have a psychology about what I should expect out of the car after having bought it at low mileage used but having put 30 k miles on it.
Someone once remarked to me at a MB enthusiast show in Ohio that they thought the CLK class was pretty nice, but they didn't like all the "creaks and bumps."
I don't care at this point about cabin noise in regard to inanimate objects...I DO care about genuine mechanical problems. Even if I was Bill Gates I wouldn't like driving this Red CLK 320 1998 if I thought it was driving significantly different from when the day I bought it.
ANyone have any comments on the aesthetics of the car? Should I worry if I get vibrations while idling that are more noticeable now than before? I am an amateur and am driving a car like no other I have ever owned.
All I want is to feel like my ride is as it should be...Felt like Royalty the first year I had this thing. Any ideas? Anyone want to drive my car for me for a month and hel pme find a way to make my Starmark extended warranty and its financing a gem?
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Originally Posted by napoli
I would like to know what anyone with MB CLK 320 experience thinks about "pre-diagnosing" problems.
I think I have some problems and I want to fix it all...how can I find someone to take my car for a week or a month even, in order to figure it out?
I am a first time owner and may have a psychology about what I should expect out of the car after having bought it at low mileage used but having put 30 k miles on it.
Someone once remarked to me at a MB enthusiast show in Ohio that they thought the CLK class was pretty nice, but they didn't like all the "creaks and bumps."
I don't care at this point about cabin noise in regard to inanimate objects...I DO care about genuine mechanical problems. Even if I was Bill Gates I wouldn't like driving this Red CLK 320 1998 if I thought it was driving significantly different from when the day I bought it.
ANyone have any comments on the aesthetics of the car? Should I worry if I get vibrations while idling that are more noticeable now than before? I am an amateur and am driving a car like no other I have ever owned.
All I want is to feel like my ride is as it should be...Felt like Royalty the first year I had this thing. Any ideas? Anyone want to drive my car for me for a month and hel pme find a way to make my Starmark extended warranty and its financing a gem?
I think I have some problems and I want to fix it all...how can I find someone to take my car for a week or a month even, in order to figure it out?
I am a first time owner and may have a psychology about what I should expect out of the car after having bought it at low mileage used but having put 30 k miles on it.
Someone once remarked to me at a MB enthusiast show in Ohio that they thought the CLK class was pretty nice, but they didn't like all the "creaks and bumps."
I don't care at this point about cabin noise in regard to inanimate objects...I DO care about genuine mechanical problems. Even if I was Bill Gates I wouldn't like driving this Red CLK 320 1998 if I thought it was driving significantly different from when the day I bought it.
ANyone have any comments on the aesthetics of the car? Should I worry if I get vibrations while idling that are more noticeable now than before? I am an amateur and am driving a car like no other I have ever owned.
All I want is to feel like my ride is as it should be...Felt like Royalty the first year I had this thing. Any ideas? Anyone want to drive my car for me for a month and hel pme find a way to make my Starmark extended warranty and its financing a gem?
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