293,265 '87 300 Turbodiesel Still going strong and passes Oregon's tough emissions. Transmission has developed a hard clunk between 2nd and 3rd but all other shifts are fine. Not sure what that's all about.

 

Thanks for the info on the shift kit but don't appreciate the sarcastic comment on the emission test. At my last check, they checked under the hood for modifications, checked that the cat was still there, made me run the car at 2500 rpm, then idle then back to 2500 and then idle. All with the test probe in the exhaust. Report showed figures for CO% and CO+CO2%. Seems like a lot if all they're doing is looking for smoke. I thought this site was for support and help but as I read through the threads it seems that there always seems to be someone who has to throw in an unwarranted jab.

 

I have had my 2004 E320 since 2010 it now has 178000 miles and still running like a champ. (knock on wood)

 

my sig says it all! it's my first car, i bought it at the end of last year with 106k miles and she's runs fairly well....

 

1999 e320 146,000

 

My 1994 E320 wagon now has 220,000 miles. Oil changes, few minor repairs that needed attention, couple deer collisions, a drive through tornadoes and hail, still goin strong. Love this car.

 

Not many MB's in Europe with that kind of mileage, simply cant afford to put the fuel in over here with MB's poor mpg and the price of fuel. Shame but there you go.

 

Got my first ever Mercedes E200 Touring, makes you feel like a different person, great family car, I have 4 kids, it is a 1999 with 111,000 miles, just replaced the wafter pump 3 months ago, kids fight over who gets to sit in the back. I am the 3rd owner, will not know what to do when it is gone.

 

300,219
Not all mine. Unfortunately.

 

Mine hit 112,000 a month ago.

Edit: I guess that I should add that it's a 1998 E320.