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1991 Mercedes-Benz 300-Class 4 Dr 300E SedanReview
Steve writes:
Panzer Tank Build. The Last Of The Real M-bs. — What can I add that hasn't already been written about the iconic W124 Mercedes-Benz? These cars were big, heavy, overbuilt, solid, and would run all day long at 100 mph without batting an eye...unless the local constable wasn't in a good mood. The ride was smooth and luxurious, the power kept on and on, and the parts were ridiculously expensive and you had to know someone named Klaus or Fritz or Hans to get it worked on. Primary Use: Family transportation Pros: The don't build them like that anymore! Solid, reliable, run forever, run fast all day long. Cons: Expensive to buy, expensive to maintain, "old man" styling. |
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1991 Mercedes-Benz 300-Class 4 Dr 300TE 4MATIC AWD WagonReview
N5329K writes:
Owned It For 15 Years...i Must Like It! — Best family car I have owned....third row seating is great for carpool duties, and trips to the mountains in snow...even heavy snow...are no big challenge with the car's all wheel drive. Solid, dependable, last of the hand-built Mercedes. Pros: Solid, beautiful, unstoppabale in snow Cons: Expensive repairs, so so mileage |
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1991 Mercedes-Benz 300-Class 4 Dr 300TE 4MATIC AWD WagonReview
Matt writes:
Great Overall Vehicle. — Although I don't have kids nor typically have passengers, I prefer a wagon to an SUV so I can do mobile repairs and have the room to haul my tools without sacrificing mpg. The added benefit is the 4MATIC system since it does snow here at least 4 months out of the year. The added 3rd row seat that folds down with the 2nd row seats for more than enough room for a large jack, jack stands, and tools. If need be, the 2nd row seat splits so you can accommodate an extra passenger while having plenty of storage space. Although dated the 3.0 straight six has plenty of torque, reliability, and accelerates quickly because of the 3.07 or 3.27 (IIRC) differential ratio. Pros: It's a Mercedes! Enough said. But seriously, from owning many previous used Mercedes (and BMWs) with high mileage, I am very impressed with German engineering and quality in parts. Cons: 1st generation 4MATIC (AWD) system (2nd generation is better). Reactive system, where it retains the all time RWD and only applies the front when it detects slippage. Which may improve MPG though it's successor has electronic control to all wheels at all times (Proactive). |
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1991 Mercedes-Benz 300-Class 4 Dr 300D Turbodiesel SedanReview
Kevin writes:
A Timeless Classic That Will Be Around For A Long Time. — This is the first year of the aluminum head six-cylinder OM-603 Turbo Diesel engine in the W124 body style. The first of the E-Class cars sold in the US. I learned pretty quick what they mean by "not like any other car." Awesome build quality and a great ride for a 20+ year old car. The Diesel engine is strong a clatters like a locomotive! I love that sound... Primary Use: Commuting to work Pros: Great MPG and a very safe car! Cons: Like any old Mercedes, you need to do your own work or pay the big price for repairs! |
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1991 Mercedes-Benz 300-Class 2 Dr 300CE CoupeReview
Anders writes:
Definitely Worth Owning — Excellent acceleration from 2000rpm, good brakes handles well but it does need small repairs once in a while. I like both the in- and exterior but the exteriour looks kind of boring original, it needs new lights and wheels to achieve its potential :P gas mileage is very good for a 3 liter... about 1,2-1,4liters/10km. parts are expencive from Mercedes but there are a lot of aftermarket parts for the car. Increadibly fun to drive ;) Primary Use: Commuting to work Pros: Performance, quality, gas mileage. Cons: Can't think of any. |
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1991 Mercedes-Benz 300-Class 4 Dr 300E 2.6 SedanReview
Panda_165 writes:
Old School Og Ride. — This car is a beast! Performance is geared toward autobahn top speeds, not crazy accelleration. Handling and breaking are strong and ride quality is excellent. Build quality and fit and finnish are second to few. This era of mercedes benz was made much better than the later 90's and early 2000's. Primary Use: Family transportation Pros: Trick it if you got it. Cons: Expensive german engineering. |
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1991 Mercedes-Benz 300-Class 2 Dr 300CE CoupeReview
Marcel writes:
Drive A Piece Of Automotive History, And Have Fun, Too. Don't Tell Your Friends It's Only Worth 5k. — Decent speed (8.5 0-60, 220 BHP), excellent braking, handling a bit soft on stock springs. No squeaks or rattles. I have replaced a few things only for cosmetic or precautionary reasons, only once necessary (20 yr old alternator, can't blame it) . Classic styling, though some may see it as outdated. US spec lights are ugly, I would suggest buying Euro-spec lights or 94-95 US lights + headlight wiper deletion. Interior is simple, elegant, and comfortable. Very modern for its day. Maintenance next to nothing unless you are really picky and want it to be like new (like me). Gas mileage not great -16-18 mpg in mixed driving, 12-14 when driven hard. Car is faster than the average car on the road, kickdown switch makes the auto-transmission come alive. Driving a piece of history. Lots of fun if the car is in good nick. Primary Use: Commuting to work Pros: Inexpensive, swoopy lines, last of the overengineered Benzes. Cons: Outdated styling, performance a little monotanous, gas mileage fairly poor. |
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1991 Mercedes-Benz 300-Class 2 Dr 300CE CoupeReview
Justin writes:
I Want To Keep It. — It could accelerate pretty well now. Braking could be a factor. It handles pretty well though, even on a mountain curve or two. It drifts pretty well on slick areas. I would say it's just pretty heavy for the most part. The brakes, belts, sensors, and right control arm needs to be changed as well as various other parts that I don't want to list at the moment. When it's done, it'll be really awesome to drive around. Primary Use: Family transportation Pros: It looks pretty sporty, especially racing it. Cons: It does have its problems, and it's very heavy. Back seats suck here too. |
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1991 Mercedes-Benz 300-Class 4 Dr 300E SedanReview
Erry writes:
I Love To Drive This Car Not Like Ordinary Car..the Best Car That I Have — This car is very good germany quality. interior is quite good. the medium performance about the engine because the characteristic this car is elegance. the cost overall is quite expensive than japanese car.but this car is fun to drive and good looking Primary Use: Commuting to work Pros: this car is medium sedan car but easy handling Cons: expensive spare parts |
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1991 Mercedes-Benz 300-Class 4 Dr 300SEL SedanReview
Denis writes:
Awesome Mercedes — Alright, this is the first car I've owned. The motor's nothing special, but it still gets you where you're going if you floor it. The only problem's I've really had with it so far is that at one point, the gas pedal assembly broke, which messed up the kick-down system, but that's just going to be a quick fix. Interior, the leather looks really good, but I had to remove the floor carpet at one point because the driver's side window had started to leak. It's a pretty fun car to drive, not too sure about the top speed because I'm a bit too "legal" for that, but the acceleration from stopped is a pretty fun thing to experience, for a luxury car anyway. Gas mileage is decent, I get about 21 right now with daily driving. One thing you have to worry about is damaged part, since they run quite a bit for some components. Regardless, a solid car that will stay running and keep you going. Pros: Runs well, looks beautiful, solid as granite Cons: Expensive parts, premium gas (runs regular though) |
Displaying 1 - 10 of 12 1991 Mercedes-Benz 300-Class reviews.
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1993 Mercedes-Benz 300-Class Reviews
Majestic Autobahn Workhorse. By bidawi
Indestructible Diesel 5-cylinder engine. Built for the German Autobahn, drive like a dream on the highways, going 65 Miles an hour at very low RPM. Built like a tank. Very comfy drive. If you can find... Read More
1993 300e Mb By erictakashi57
Our 300E has been in the family from my sister to my mother to my wife, and now my son. It's been a good car. I still think it looks stylish after all these years. It runs great. Very nice ride. It's ... Read More
1992 Mercedes-Benz 300-Class Reviews
Loved It By Mb300E
smooth riding comfortable on long trips.decent gas mileage once it gets go great acceeration .crusie control is terriable in this car very herky jerky so I never used it very quiet engine and great so... Read More
Its A Merc By Helena
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 t... Read More
1990 Mercedes-Benz 300-Class Reviews
Fit For Royalty By Pamoco
This car is still a good looking and driving car for its age. I think when you add up all the pros and cons the pros outweigh the negatives. Parts are plentiful and most are affordable. These go fo... Read More
One Of The Best Cars Ever By migration_ks2013
I owned a 1990 300E from Sep. 2011 to Dec. 2012. I bought the car with around 220,000 miles and though it was far from perfect due to age and mileage I have never been more impressed by a vehicle and ... Read More
1989 Mercedes-Benz 300-Class Reviews
300 Te By Vmi1995
Great family wagon. Good for grocery getter& running to beach. Wifes daily driver very safe. German built solid car and very easy to work on when something needs to be fixed. Wish M-B still made E- cl... Read More
30 Years Young By Nick
9l/100km or better, added a 2.47 ratio to change the stock 3.07, it was worn out and howled, now it revs a lot lower around 2200rpm at 100km/h, before it was 3200rpm at 100km, lots of blowby and life ... Read More
1987 Mercedes-Benz 300-Class Reviews
Nearly Perfect Vehicle By 300SDLGUY
The 300SDL, is a car that STILL rivals many of the cars today. From the TANK like build to , luxury ride, to the 30 MPG, hard to find the combination. Its old school Mercedes, but that is NOT a bad ... Read More
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