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Anyone with insight regarding M-B importing the e-320 CDI Wagon to the US? If so, when?
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My wife is considering the purchase of a 2005 MB E320 CDI. Now that the E320 CDI has been out for a number of months in the US and Canada, we would like to know what kind of fuel mileage owners are experiencing with what mix of driving. Thank you very much.
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Replying to: njpaguy (Feb 03, 2005 8:01 am) I did read about a year ago that MB was planning on bring the E-class diesel wagon to the US but I have not seen anything else on it. Of course, my wife is not interested in wagons so I have not been trying to find out anything on it. You might try the mbspy.com Web site for possible info. I would also just call the MB 800 number off their Web site. I once found them to actually respond to a question on a future model that was close rather then sandbagging like most all of the manufacturers.
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Replying to: jamesfletcher2 (Feb 03, 2005 9:41 am)
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I had just bought a '05 Passat Wagon GLS TDI in January '05, but I was and still am interested in the '05 Mercedes E320 CDI. I like both cars very much. My Passat has leatherette which I prefer over the leather because I think it is stronger and no animal has to be sacrificed. Although I bought the Passat TDI, I'm not over the E320 CDI. I'm thinking of trading it back in to get the E320 CDI. I would lose about 2k for doing this. This really does not make good financial sense to me, but I want to be in a car that I love to drive for a long time. I traded in my 95 S320 for this Passat TDI and I miss my old S320. If I were to get the E320 CDI, it would certainly lessen the pain. The E320 CDI costs twice as much as the Passat TDI which is one reason why I bought the Passat in the first place. Can anyone convince me to keep my Passat TDI or to trade in for the E320 CDI? BTW, I'm already a MB fan since I have owned '85 190E, '95 S320, and '99 S500, and currently own '05 ML350.
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Any body knows where the oil filter is located, I'm planning to change the oil this week-end, Thanks
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Replying to: yuppy007 (Feb 11, 2005 5:05 pm)
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Replying to: mcdubh (Feb 12, 2005 9:14 pm) |
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Replying to: mcdubh (Feb 12, 2005 9:14 pm) My Passat Wagon TDI GLS model has comparable safety equipments as the E320 CDI. The results from the safty tests are also comparable. According to http://www.cars.com, 10-year old E-class mercedes cost about the same as the 10-year old Passat. So, besides having the prestige, style, and maybe a little bit more comfort, having the E320 CDI does not make a lot of financial sense. If E320 CDI maintains its value at 60% or better after 5 years then it makes good financial sense. Remember, I already like E320 CDI a lot, I just want to find good reasons to justify owning it. I also consider buying the E320 CDI through the European Delivery Program once I can justify owning it. |
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Gagrice, This was my second experience over there, and booth time I had a good time traveling Europe for two weeks, free insurance....exct look at the MB site for all the details, this summer I'm planing another trip to pick up the new BMW 3 series, but this one for me |
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