Advice on Purchase of a C240
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Advice on Purchase of a C240
Sorry this a duplicate of my post in the new members area, but I am looking for some good advice.
I am currently considering a 2001 C240 that is being sold for what I consider a good price. I never really knew much about MB until I came across this car. I have read about a lot of people that are having problems with them (electrical and engine sensors seem to be a main focus). The only reason that I am looking at this car is because my wife is having a baby and my 2 door sports car just doesn't have enough room. My current car is fairly new and in great condition and I don't want to trade it in on something that will cost a lot of money in repairs. The C240 I am considering has 30,000 miles on it. The car is being shipped here from another state, so I have not actually driven it yet.
Any advice would be welcome so that after I drive the car, I can make an informed decision. Thanks!
I am currently considering a 2001 C240 that is being sold for what I consider a good price. I never really knew much about MB until I came across this car. I have read about a lot of people that are having problems with them (electrical and engine sensors seem to be a main focus). The only reason that I am looking at this car is because my wife is having a baby and my 2 door sports car just doesn't have enough room. My current car is fairly new and in great condition and I don't want to trade it in on something that will cost a lot of money in repairs. The C240 I am considering has 30,000 miles on it. The car is being shipped here from another state, so I have not actually driven it yet.
Any advice would be welcome so that after I drive the car, I can make an informed decision. Thanks!
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RE: Advice on Purchase of a C240
Had a 2002 C240, loaded. Very nice and peppy. But too small for me as I am 6'1".
Although I drove it hard, the brakes do not last that long as well. They required changing @ 33,000mi. Quoted $500 for new ones.
Other than that, buying a C240 is a great way to get familiar with MB engineering exptertise.
Good Luck!
Although I drove it hard, the brakes do not last that long as well. They required changing @ 33,000mi. Quoted $500 for new ones.
Other than that, buying a C240 is a great way to get familiar with MB engineering exptertise.
Good Luck!
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