CLK63 Convertible a female looking car?
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That being said, who cares. If you like it drive it. Every 2 door out there has been considered a female car at some point for some reason or another.
I find the looks of my current CLK distinctly feminine. I guess if I bought it to compensate for something, that would matter to me. It often draws comments from women, perhaps because it is so feminine and non threatening. I've never owned anything that draws such amourous attention from the opposite sex. The convertable tan doesn't hurt my chances either.
The cabriolet is way too much fun. You couldn't sell me a coupe. To me there is a bigger picture to be enjoyed than better handling and reduced weight. It isn't easy to put to words, but if you are considering both, take a cabriolet out on a nice a day and see for yourself. Or better still, drop the top on a warm night. Cabs have power and grace.




I found my CLK on craigslist with no photo. drove 50 miles gesturing a red on red package for the price.(grumbling pink on white)
I found fresh Aluminum W black SOOOOLD
I get smiles every day from women that never looked at me before in my Blacked out wagon. my wife calls it a hearse.
The Wagon is a merit to engineers who were allowed to do what the want. (Special 124).
The 208 was a group of engineers who did what they want anyway!!!!
Enjoy
Gator
The CLK63 Convertible is one of the rarest Mercedes ever made in the last 40-50 years and will one day be a very sought after model. Only 143 were imported in 2007, and 100 in 2008. Since several have been totaled, the actual numbers in the US are even lower.
The CLK63 is lower, wider, firmer, better handling, louder, faster than the run of the mill CLK Convertible. Don't trash it til you drive it. Lastly, I find the CLK63 more responsive than my C63...but then again, it could be the extra 24 bhp;-)
Last edited by mcorliss; Jun 1, 2014 at 10:15 PM.
The weather changes from one extreme to the next where I live. We get snow in the winter and yesterday it was 100 degrees with ridiculous amounts of humidity, both of which are not conditions you would want to have a convertible. I drive my car HARD, its an AMG! Handling and weight are very important to me. IDK if I'd take my CLK55 AMG to the beach, I'd probably use a different car for that. If I was going to get a convertible I'd get an sl, or a muscle car, something that doesn't look iffy as a convertible. All muscle cars handle very badly so it doesn't matter.

If you have a complex about if something will make you appear a certain way...... perhaps there are deeper issues about which side of fence you play on
Darren, having lived on the other side of the lake from PA we get the same weather as you, or did you think the snow starts at the border.
I take it the heat soak gets in the way of summer driving, NA is the only way to go.
IMO, I like the "I did not have to spend as much as you", is yours a salvage?
Hopefully you got it at a good price.
Enjoy!








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