I wanted a common SUV for Maine winters (All seasons). The jerk dealer had me tryout a 2013 c300 4matic. So of course I fell in love.

Question- When the time comes, how to you leave Mercedes? I don't think I could do it.

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We had a bad storm. It went right through my deep snow driveway no problem. Went great on the snow covered road.
But then I got to a part with slush and a tilted road. The rear end slipped and went a bit side ways (Not really, but close). Im a good driver so I got it back fine.
I also tested it out in a parking lot. I stepped on it and it felt like just rear wheel as it started to go side ways. I let go of the gas and got right back on track.

Shouldn't the rear tires of stopped and the front kick in to to straiten it for me?

Maybe it did while I was on the snow driving some times and didn't notice.

 

Hello and welcome to the forum! Since it is a real-wheel drive car, it makes sense that the back wheels aligned after you let off the throttle. If you're going to be working and doing the maintenance yourself, take a look at the link below to our site's DIY tech articles on the W204 platform. Please let us know if you have any questions or if we can assist with any part needs.

Mercedes-Benz W204 C-Class Technical Articles (2007 - 2014) - Pelican Parts

 

When the time comes, how do you leave Mercedes? Why ask the question? I'm on my 4th and don't plan of ever being without one.