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 Technically complex bread-and-butter sedan feels very "Americanized."Read Full Review  There are no 2003 Mercedes-Benz E-Class reviews. However, the following might be helpful: Video ReviewsThere are no 2003 Mercedes-Benz E-Class video reviews. However, the following might be helpful:  2009 Mercedes-Benz E-Class The E-Class is Mercedes' venerable family sedan & wagon. User ReviewsThe community thinks...
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"Worth-Every-Penny" kind of vehicle
by Bob Lucas on 06/29/2008.
Trim: 2003 Mercedes-Benz E-Class E320, Owned 5 years.
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Pros:
This vehicle is the best I have owned so far. My previous vehicle was a 1998 E 320, TROUBLE FREE for 130000 miles !!! You want more? You have to own one to apreciate it! There is no comparison with my previously owned vehicles: 03 Nissan Maxima - thirsty, braking problems, rust in 3 yrs?, 00 Pathfinder - thirsty, rusted too fast too, 98 Audi A4 - oil leaks in 5 different places, driveway ruined at home and at friends - sorry, time to go, next!
Cons:
Nothing - I really thing it's the best. Ok, there's one thing, the price, but it's worth every penny...
Hint to solve the problem: you don't have to buy it new, it doesn't stay that way too long...
Overall review:
Let me put it this way: Mercedes is the best built vehicle I have owned so far. I also drove some other vehicles, but no comparison: Volvo - cheap feeling, Lexus - over-priced fragile tin-can Toyota, BMW - quality going down baby - built elsewhere than Germany it's a no go, Audi - too many problems - oil leaks, etc - you want me to go on?
Review ID: #529605
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