Let's hear em. As a poor boy I gotta make mine last a long while!

 

210k bruh. original owner.

 

222,000KM haven't been to the parts department in a long while

 

Wow. At the rate I currently drive, I will hit 210K miles in about 2036. Bet my NAV CD will be out of date by then.

 

Awesome!

 

89K - original owner

 

2007 with 160,000mi

 

My 2004 just hit 74k miles. You guys give me hope haha

 

2006 w/ 106,000

 

2003 320 with 79k - M112 with 722.6 is a killer combo, had 227k on my w210 320 before I sold her.. She was still running strong.

 

I second that combo!!

2005 CLK 320 with 128,000 km here. I bought it with 100,000 km and I put 25,000 km on it from Sep 2014 to Sep 2015.

 

2004 CLK320 Cabriolet. 47,000 Miles. Just a baby still.

Also, added a 2005 CLK55 AMG Coupe with 29,000 miles. Young my CLK's are.

 

Wife's 2004 CLK500 has 258,000 miles, great condition with proper maintenance schedule.

 

Damn beat me by 50k!!

 

2005 CLK320 with 37,800 miles on it. Just bought her 2 months ago from a lil old lady.

 

My friend who we sold our 2005 clk320 to brought it over last week to get the oil changed. I checked the odo and it's at 148,000 miles.

w209 really does seem to be a nice/quality platform! I miss not having it at times.


-Nigel

 

For those with the higher mileage cars , what kind of repair issues have you had to address other than the expected wear and tear items? My 09 550 cabrio has only 32K but I am planning on keeping it for the long term as the latest cabrio from MB do not appeal to me other than the S class and I do not have a spare $150K hanging around.

 

How many miles is a "bruh"?

 

My 05 CLK500 has only 63,400 miles on it.

 

And mine has 56,000 miles on the clock. Hasn't needed anything yet.

 

Since September 2015 which is when I posted the above, the car now has 100,000 miles. Since then, I've replaced control arms and the stabilizer bars, engine and transmission mounts, spark plugs, idler pulley, the catalytic converters, EGR Valve, all 4 shock absorbers, rear brake pads, serpentine belt, front brakes.

This may sound excessive but for a 12-year old car, it's really not since the car is in perfect shape and drives like new. That's how I treat all my cars.

 

Sadly my dear 2007 W209 developed transmission issues at 139,500 miles. My trusted mechanic who stood to make some money by doing the job told me frankly "Time to trade it in. . . "

So last week I traded my CLK for a loaded CPO W204 (C350 302 hp/6500 rpm) with 30,320 miles.

I bid adieu to my friends here on the W209 forum and thank everyone for all their help

 

My 2003 CLK 200K has just rolled over 151,000miles. Does not miss a beat, use any fluids or burn a drop of oil. Engine and gearbox (6 speed manual....real men use three pedals!!) never been apart. The cars has never had anything but service parts and brakes.....not so much as a sensor. Even the exhaust is original. Not bad for a little supercharged 1.8!




.....obviously I've now cursed the car and will be lucky to make it to the end of the street!!!

 

2004 CLK320 with 206,000 miles. Heart of gold (transmission's another story )

 

Wife's 04 CLK500 just hit 300,400 miles yesterday, runs & drives great.