Friday, 21st of November 2008
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The Mercedes Benz C-Class Estate incorporates breathtaking looks, exquisite materials and exceptional quality and translates this into everyday convenience through intelligent design. Experience the freedom and space of the C-Class Estate. Why compromise?
Mercedes-Benz C-Class Estate reviews by year of make: 2002 2008
Mercedes-Benz C-Class Estate car video reviews, adverts and promotional videos. These car vidoes will allow you to see the Mercedes-Benz C-Class Estate in action and let you hear the opinions of all the top road test experts. Featuring car videos from MSN cars, Top Gear and other top sites.
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Mercedes have got it spot on with this car. It has everything you could hope for from an estate and more. Not only is ot a joy to drive but it’s a real handsome devil of a car. Prices are good too and when you consider what you’re getting - a car that will run and run - I actually think it’s a bit of a bargain. Space wise it’s HUGE. Can’t think of another car I’ve owned that I would mark 5 out of 5.
Submitted: 23/04/2008 21:09:48
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We were promised high re-sale values, which on selling for replacement in March/April 2008 have proved false. We bought this as a final car to last through retirement, but that dream has been shattered by the very high maintenance costs. Frequent costs include several sets of injectors, several sets of suspension bushes, too many to count attempts to replace correctly the footbrake ratchet mechanism and constant tracking adjustments (probably due to road conditions) but nevertheless very costly. Not good seat support for passengers when getting a move on around bends. Good points: 50+mpg @70on motorways, 55mpg+ if you drop to 65mph on excellent cruise control. Towed caravan very well. Really nice as drivers car till you pay for servicing and take depreciation into account. 2* rating based on costs - would be 4/5 otherwise.
Submitted: 21/01/2008 16:24:22
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A very classy car. Excellent on performance and handling as you’d expect from a Mercedes. Space is more than ample and comfort for both driver and passenger is well thought out. About as thirsty as you’d expect on a car this size but as always the resale value on this extremely high. Can’t fault it.
Submitted: 27/10/2007 14:58:37
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