CLS 350
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Hi,
We are interested in some long term data for the reliability of the CLS class. How does the CLS 350 and the derivatives perform > 100,000 miles ..
Are they comparable with the japanese counterparts ..
What is available ... Is any body owning a CLS with greater than 100,000 > miles
I looked forward to your response.
Sincerely,
MBUSER
We are interested in some long term data for the reliability of the CLS class. How does the CLS 350 and the derivatives perform > 100,000 miles ..
Are they comparable with the japanese counterparts ..
What is available ... Is any body owning a CLS with greater than 100,000 > miles
I looked forward to your response.
Sincerely,
MBUSER
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2006 C55
Hi,
We are interested in some long term data for the reliability of the CLS class. How does the CLS 350 and the derivatives perform > 100,000 miles ..
Are they comparable with the japanese counterparts ..
What is available ... Is any body owning a CLS with greater than 100,000 > miles
I looked forward to your response.
Sincerely,
MBUSER
We are interested in some long term data for the reliability of the CLS class. How does the CLS 350 and the derivatives perform > 100,000 miles ..
Are they comparable with the japanese counterparts ..
What is available ... Is any body owning a CLS with greater than 100,000 > miles
I looked forward to your response.
Sincerely,
MBUSER
I would imagine these vehicles would run just fine well over 100k miles...
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Versions of the C218 prior to the 2015 refresh ( 2012 through 2014 models ) used to have the 3.5 liter V6 naturally aspirated gas engine for the rest of the world. That engine was not made available in the US market since we only get the 550 - i.e. 4.7 liter twin turbo. My guess is the OP is referring to the 3.5 liter naturally aspirated gas engine variant. It is the engine in the earlier versions of the E350
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2006 C55
Versions of the C218 prior to the 2015 refresh ( 2012 through 2014 models ) used to have the 3.5 liter V6 naturally aspirated gas engine for the rest of the world. That engine was not made available in the US market since we only get the 550 - i.e. 4.7 liter twin turbo. My guess is the OP is referring to the 3.5 liter naturally aspirated gas engine variant. It is the engine in the earlier versions of the E350
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