> They used to be like Toyota and Honda.
My 2001 CLK Cab (25K miles) has not, so far, given me any serious trouble
and has never refused to start.
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>> They used to be like Toyota and Honda.
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> an E Class. Having so many cars means that none of them do a high mileage
> and I never keep them long enough to need tyres or exhausts.
Red Fox - 28 Feb 2007 04:15 GMT
I have a 1983 240 Diesel that has about 90,000 miles on the odometer. The
only serious problem I have had with it was the water-polluted diesel fuel
sold in the US. I ordered that car from MBZ before it was built and I
specified everything simple and mechanical - manual windows, manual
sun-roof, etc. The simpler the car is and the less gimmicky, the more
reliable it will be.
According to Consumer Reports many MBZs are now below average in
reliability. I have heard comments that it mostly related to the untested
"gimmicks" that they are building into them.
> My 2001 CLK Cab (25K miles) has not, so far, given me any serious trouble
> and has never refused to start.
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> > an E Class. Having so many cars means that none of them do a high mileage
> > and I never keep them long enough to need tyres or exhausts.