[TrevorM3]

hahah so many fanboys in here.


AMG makes a fantastic motor.

[Maynard]

And probably a lot less likely to ding you with their doors.

[hongsc]

Nothing wrong with MB. I had a C-Class before. It drove like a Toyota and had a sterile feel to it. I consider it comfortable luxury.

[jgoens]

Originally Posted by E46M3forRay

That's great!!
And this thread has really taken to be a stupid thread.

[Germanauto]

Originally Posted by NemesisX

I legit park next to an attending's CLS 63 AMG every day because it makes my 14 hour days less soul crushing knowing that I can maybe afford one in 40 years.

Lol it shouldn't take us 40 yrs to afford such a car...at least I hope.

Gotta put a ring on a rich girl.

[sygazelle]

Originally Posted by TrevorM3

hahah so many fanboys in here.


AMG makes a fantastic motor.

The OP's question was about Mercedes. My response to AMG would have been different.

Regarding a normal Mercedes, I rented a new 2017 E-Class in Europe and had it for a month. I loved it. If I were going for a 5er sized sedan I would definitely consider the E-Class instead. A bit softer ride than I like but a really a nice car.

[fbsm]

Originally Posted by Germanauto

Well depends on the car.

C-class: prestige seeker (nothing wrong w/ that), likely between the ages of 25-45.
E-class: well-established in their career, has a family and decent home in the suburbs, and is likely above the age of 40.
ML (GLE): likes ugly mediocre vehicles.
GL (GLS): MILF status baby

How could you possibly leave out the most significant bucket of MB's......

The UniMog

I would love to have a unimog

[Maynard]

When shopping for my 2 I got a kick out of seeing that there was this great disclaimer sheet up, but just in the MB dealerships. It was this info sheet on treasury laws for reporting cash transactions, and what types of other property like bearers conds etc. would also need to be reported. Made me think I should have brought a down payment in one of those aluminum briefcases (all 1's, to fill it out nicely).

[aozer]

nothing. i generally couldnt give less of a shit about most other cars i see unless it is something exceptional like a 930 turbo or something that i really care to give a second look to.

[DSB335d]

Depends on the model.

[Mr Reality]

Mercedes made a big mistake when they dumped their 5 year 50 mile warranty. Customers went rushing over to BMW in the US

[BSM n54iS]

Mercedes: uppity prick
Audi: cock
BMW: dick

[Matt@EuroJerks]

Originally Posted by Joekerr

I just want you to re-read what you wrote. I'm going to helpfully bold a few words here, since the stuff in between the bolded parts is extraneous.

Do you at least use lube?

hahaha that was my vw that she sat on, not the mercedes.

[doccyber]

Show off.

[Mr Reality]

I owned a Mercedes back when they had the 5 year 50,000 warranty. I was always at the dealership getting a loaner while they worked on my car. The good thing about it was I met a gorgeous woman whose S class seemed to breakdown the same time as mine. I would never consider buying a Mercedes, without a warranty like I had. If you did it would be a big mistake

[M3 Number 86]

luxury

[Fourth Letter]

Well, my mother drives a Mercedes E350. Has had the same one going on 17 years now. So when I see an E class, I assume an older woman is driving it.

My uncle drives an S class from a few years back. So when I see an S class, I assume an older man is driving it.

Mercedes makes very nice cars, and I'll probably buy one later down the line.

In comparison, when I see a 3 series (e90), I assume its used, and some younger early 20's guy is driving it and probably surfs e90post or frequents some stance website.

I've kind of got an assumption for most cars on the road, and I'm usually 40-50% right, but its nothing I seriously believe or base a person on.

Just like how I assume all Civic drivers are assholes... Which they are.

[The-Traveler]

More money than testosterone.

[G35POPPEDMYCHERRY]

Originally Posted by Germanauto

Spot on assessment. Come to think of it, I have really never seen Indian people drive any flagship sedans or SUVs. They won't go bigger than an E-class or GLE, Lexus RX, etc. And when it comes to performance cars? You better forget it. Not once was a brownie seen in the likes of a Boxster or ///M car. I'm probably the only brownie I know who finds a hobby in cars and wants to own something sporty, loud, and in a loud color like Yas Marina Blue or Speed Yellow.

The cheap and dorky stereotypes exist for a reason.

HEY im a brownie in my m3, first purchase out of school...LOL

my parents next car is looking at a honda fit or the yaris if they make one...thats if and only if their current cars don't last their lives

[BayMoWe335]

Originally Posted by TrevorM3

hahah so many fanboys in here.


AMG makes a fantastic motor.

Benz fanboy here.

[Mr Reality]

The reliability of the Mercedes might depend on what state you buy it in I know California requires all this extra smog emissions crap on there cars that might contribute to why mine broke down so much, still because of my experience with my Mercedes and seeing how others were having problems as well I would not buy another one unless they re instated there 50,000 5 year warranty

[TXSTYLE]

Wow... Is this really even a thread? And 4 pages no less?




What do people think when they see a BMW? Or any other car on the road?

I never could get into Fanboy.