SLV300E's Benz
01-14-2003, 07:39 PM
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2001 E 320
This is a pretty good car for a first car and he is only going to keep it until the end of high school. And as a general rule for our family, if my dad buys one of us something he has to buy the other one either 1) The same 2) or Better than what he bought the other. So I know he is gonna get at least an E 320 when he walks out of high school. Im just wondering if he is gonna get anything better (ie C32 AMG)
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01-15-2003, 12:57 AM
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2001 E 320
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ah, the memories. My mother had the 300E in the exact same color in '90. One of the first cars I ever drove.
ah, the memories. My mother had the 300E in the exact same color in '90. One of the first cars I ever drove.
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yes, first impression was how smooth it was on the highway. Perfect for highway cruising. It maybe a bit underpowered in today's standards, but for 1990, it was one of the best sedans on the road with the 500E and E34 M5 being on top.
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Originally posted by krm
yes, first impression was how smooth it was on the highway. Perfect for highway cruising. It maybe a bit underpowered in today's standards, but for 1990, it was one of the best sedans on the road with the 500E and E34 M5 being on top.
yes, first impression was how smooth it was on the highway. Perfect for highway cruising. It maybe a bit underpowered in today's standards, but for 1990, it was one of the best sedans on the road with the 500E and E34 M5 being on top.
