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Torey writes:
1992 Mercedes-Benz 300-Class 4 Dr 300E Sedan Review
Prosvunderbah Consdoor dings
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W124.030 1992 300e — Third Owner, purchased in June of '09 with 88,600 Miles Records dating back to '91. From the post delivery inspection by the dealer prior to sale to the misc. part replacements to this date, no stone is unturned on this vehicle. 3.0 Liter Inline 6, Automatic 4 speed transmission sedan. ~180 HP--~200 ft/lb of torque. car cruises seamlessly and moves when it needs to. Incorporating the Sportline suspension options would make the car track worthy. Anticipate around $1,000 a year to properly maintain a W124. Styling is timeless, comes standard with any the aged Mercedes. A simple walk around the vehicle, not even operating it, reveals a quality built vehicle with every detail having a purpose that will last for decades. Take care of the vehicle and it will take care of you. Washed and Waxed on a weekly basis, the car is serviced and tended to in an anticipating fashion. Modifications: -Early C-Class Polished 15" 8-Holed rims -Euro Amber Corners -Euro Headlights -Euro Wiper Assemblies and Valance Panels -JVC Mp3 Unit Couldn't be happier with this stately sedan and am looking forward to the years of ownership to come. Primary Use: Commuting to work
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Miles writes:
1992 Mercedes-Benz 300-Class 2 Dr 300CE Coupe Review
ProsLuxurious interior Consnothing worth mentioning
115
Sporty 2 Door Luxury Coupe — Very nice interior and very quiet. Great for long trips or daily commuting. Build quality makes you feel like you are in a large executive office when you step in and close the heavy door. Engine had some power so it was fun but car wasn't particularly fast due to it's weight. Interior pieces look and feel very nice but occasionally need to be replaced with time. | ||
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Hunter writes:
1992 Mercedes-Benz 300-Class 4 Dr 300E Sedan Review
ProsUnique, reliable, fast once you get it moving, incredibly smooth, not too far off from newer cars ConsHeavy, bad gas mileage
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My First Car, I Love It... — I love almost everything about this car. It looks great, Its incredibly reliable for it's age (16 yrs/ 308,000miles), and its not lacking (too bad) in the performance department. The torque it puts out is actually pretty good considering the normally-aspriated 187 hp I-6 but off the line (automatic at least) it sometimes lacks cause auto starts in second gear and it's pretty heavy so I sometimes have trouble geting up to speed as fast as others, but once you get it going, it GOES. I think the design in itself is classic and it will never really look "old". The luxury and design standards on this car really aren't too far away from some of today's car. I also really love being one of the not-very-many who actually drive a W124 E. Only negatives besides some performance weaknesses Ive noticed so far is the not-too-great (pretty bad) gas mileage (about 20city/25hw). Otherwise I love driving my car...:) | ||
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Helena writes:
1992 Mercedes-Benz 300-Class 4 Dr 300E 4MATIC AWD Sedan Review
ProsI picked sporting and fun but don't race her officially but might have a heavy foot sometime Consfuel consumption but they are known as gas guzzlers
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Its A Merc — Its so quiet for 141,000 miles, motors nicely, very smooth ride but would prefer leather seats. Would have another any day. She used mainly at the weekends but fuel economy is amusing/dire better than the Jag by 3mpg but that could be my heavy foot again. In sport she shifts nicely and quietly out of the way. Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.) | ||
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Victor writes:
1992 Mercedes-Benz 300-Class 4 Dr 300E 4MATIC AWD Sedan Review
ProsSolid, comfortable ConsCost of ownership
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Cheap Luxury, Expensive Upkeep — Car is very solid and comfortable to be doing long drives at high speeds on the freeway. Parts are expensive even at mechanics prices, so don't buy one if you can't afford to fix it; because the cars are getting older and will start needing parts replaced. Primary Use: Commuting to work | ||
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Stuart writes:
1992 Mercedes-Benz 300-Class 4 Dr 300SD Turbodiesel Sedan Review
Prosgreat drive, comfy Consweak connecting rods
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Its A Mercedes. Enough Said. — Its a diesel, so its a little sluggish off the line, braking and handling are decent but keep in mind that this is a very heavy car. Its comfortable to drive, and it looks good. Relatively cheap to maintain, except it likes big repairs. It blew 2 head gaskets in 1 year, and this mercedes diesel is known for bending connecting rods. I'm at 300k, and still going, but you never know. Primary Use: Commuting to work | ||
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Mazen writes:
1992 Mercedes-Benz 300-Class 2 Dr 300CE Coupe Review
Prosperformance Consnone
25
Great First Car — i bought this cr in 2002 and i was amazed by a car which has been built 10 years earlier. Performance, technology and luxury.a car that can be used in all occasions. it was the first car i owned and my first best experience. Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.) | ||
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Ajala writes:
1992 Mercedes-Benz 300-Class 2 Dr 300CE Coupe Review
Prosniice and cute Conscan think of any
25
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w124mbdriver writes:
1992 Mercedes-Benz 300-Class 4 Dr 300E 4MATIC AWD Sedan Review
ProsVery roomy and classy, great handling Conspoor gas mileage, slow acceleration 
35
It's A Good Car But.... — performance- Slow acceleration at begining, But good Handling. Good brakes and good steering Appearance- Clean, sleak interior. Very Roomy. Cost: $3,600 but needs some fix and tune ups. about $37 to fill up. 17-19 mpg Fun Factor:Very fun to drive, Handles amazing, SUPER FAST after 2nd gear. Just wish it had fast enough acceleration to burn out. | ||
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