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Replying to: sjeff1 (Mar 16, 2005 8:24 pm) yes it was 4 matic.... I own a Volvo 95 850 GLT Wagon....runs great, rides stiff, im the 2nd owner, 80 K....and i want something different....I would like to get a Yudkon or Tahoe, but the wife is not into big trucks, so when I saw the add for the E320, I said to myself BINGO. The other thing is we are putting on an extention to our house and to spend the 17K (taxes and all) on a car that I really dont need......nough said. Good luck with your car! -Rich |
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am awaiting dealer decision re cupping of back tires at 15000 m. noted on second rotation..Does anyone have experience with some tire brands rated higher by Tire Rack for the E500 AWD wagon ie Bridgestone Turanza,Kumho ,MichelinEnergy MXV4 Plus,or Continental ContiPremiumContac...Presently have the ContiTouringContact
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Replying to: reagent (Mar 13, 2005 3:19 pm) My son is 16 months old. He uses a big heavy seat whose brand I cannot remember now. The car seat fit well in the side rear seat. However, with it in only one additional person could be seated on the rear seat. I also tried to put the car seat in the center rear seat. It worked. Two additional persons could be seated. But the space was tight. So if you intend to carry 5 without using the 3rd row make it sure you don't buy a big car seat. If you only intend to carry 4 then there shouldn't be a problem. |
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Here is an idea for a premium wagon comparison test. Premium Wagons Mercedes E Class wagon BMW 530xi Audi A6 wagon Volvo V70
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I am interested in possibly purchasing a used E class AWD wagon. I am currently a Chevy Suburban owner. The gas prices are just too much!!! I'd like to downsize to a wagon, family members, friends have owned Mercedes and loved them. It's a fabulous car also. But safety for our children is what draws me to this car. We have two big dogs that need the space in the back. My questions are as follows: Can anyone questimate the gas mileage for me? What should we expect to pay annually in service also as a questimate barring obvious unforseen problems? I saw one today in a split second that had 41,000 miles and was $35,000...I think, could be off on those numbers a bit. Any other advice or things to look for would be much appreciated. Thank you
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Replying to: rdkayak (Apr 11, 2005 5:05 pm) a couple mpg more on the highway, a couple less around town. what to expect to pay annually for service? be afraid. imho these cars are subject to the bathtub curve of reliability/repairs. many early repairs, not so many later on, then many more much later on. hopefully you'll find one in the middle of the bathtub curve when the car will maybe be reliable. otherwise, i hope you have lots of cash set aside for random pricey repairs. my advice, compare with a new/warranteed volvo v70. |
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Replying to: rolandthrust (Mar 23, 2005 6:23 am)  yahoo.com Thanks for your help! |
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My check engin light came on along with "engin electronics" light. I scanned it and scanner listed ( PO 173 Fuel trim / malfunction /bank 2 ) I re-set light and it lasted 8 miles and back on again same codes! Does any body have any idea what to fix or repair?? thanx, BB
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Replying to: butow (Apr 28, 2005 9:09 am)
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Replying to: shoebox (Apr 28, 2005 5:59 pm) thanx, BB |
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