36 years old w223 s class
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I’d say almost all full size cars could be considered an “old man car.” But I wouldn’t think about that. Heck if you were buying a Bentley, Maybach or Rolls Royce I’d say that would be an old man car. Not an S class. Your a family man so think about them before yourself. If they are comfortable in an S class then buy it. I wouldn’t be self conscious of it
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'22 Alpina B7,'21 G63 Renntech obviously (wife), Wrangler(kids)
I’d say almost all full size cars could be considered an “old man car.” But I wouldn’t think about that. Heck if you were buying a Bentley, Maybach or Rolls Royce I’d say that would be an old man car. Not an S class. Your a family man so think about them before yourself. If they are comfortable in an S class then buy it. I wouldn’t be self conscious of it
Rolls is also seeing rapidly dropping average age of it's buyers with the growing sales of Cullinan.
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AMG GTC Roadster, E63s Ed.1, M8 Comp. Coupe
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Current/Last 5-years: GLS,X5,Tesla,Accord; Sold:S560;S550,2x X7; X5;BMW 530e;Lincoln Navigator;LS460
Had my first new S-class when I was 27 years old!.... it has nothing to do with age .... if you are young, AMG kit would be ideal .... if you think you are too old for it, just get one without the AMG package... as far as features and tech, this has nothing to do with age!