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Don't buy one
Jfa, 12/20/2003
1995 Mercedes-Benz E-Class E320 4dr Sedan
2 of 2 people found this review helpful
Bought car with 10,000 miles onm it and it has been the worse car I have ever owned- will never buy another one. Now have 102,000 miles on it and have replaced fuel and water pumps and had numerous minor problems. Just found out i have a major electrical problem which will cost over $1000.00 to fix. Considering what I paid for the car, it has been a disaster. Am going to trade it in on an Acura.
Great car
luckydog, 06/27/2003
1995 Mercedes-Benz E-Class E320 4dr Wagon
2 of 2 people found this review helpful
I bought this car used a couple of years ago and I love the versatility and the solid build of the car. I used to drive a Volvo and after driving a Honda and a Ford previously, I thought the Volvo was a pretty solid car; until I got the Mercedes. I feel totally safe in the car. It is pretty quiet as far as engine noise in the passenger compartment. However, there is some noise when going over rough road probably due to the echoing within the cabin (rather than being confined within a trunk like a sedan). My wife and I love the cavernous interior which allows us to do all sorts of shopping when needed. It is also a great car for road trips.
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Have to sell my dream car cant get parts
Mike, 11/18/2016
1995 Mercedes-Benz E-Class E320 2dr Convertible
3 of 4 people found this review helpful
If you are buying the cabriolet. Be aware. Interior parts ie mirrors, floor mats, vanity mirrors are not available. The cabriolet was a very limited production. The worst issue is the hydraulic top parts. Beyond expensive and getting harder to find. I bought my car as a collectible. In two years I have driven it 4k miles the car has 100k on it. I have put thousands into this car. Final straw was another hydraulic part that cost me 600 after I spend 2k repairing them two years ago. I have finally hit the point of no return. I will be selling this car. I love old mercedes but this has gotten ridiculous. It is one of the most beautiful cars ever produced. Yet not being able to get parts has made it a nightmare. I will be buying an old SL500 parts are easy to find. Yet if you bought a 95 wagon or sedan its an incredible car and parts are easy to find. Regarding the convertible if you are planning to keep it as a classic and can afford the top and interior problems it will go up in value. If you want a play car to enjoy and do not have the budget. DO NOT BUY IT. Mine has been in the shop for two months. Yet I will always love the look of this car.
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gk, 03/24/2002
1995 Mercedes-Benz E-Class E320 2dr Convertible
3 of 5 people found this review helpful
EXCELLENT!
Poor Gaskets
Pip, 08/31/2007
1995 Mercedes-Benz E-Class E320 4dr Wagon
3 of 5 people found this review helpful
Great car that feels sturdy and smooth. Purchased the car with 69k and Head Gaket, front engine seal and front timing chain cover was all leaking. After fixing those items it started to have electrical problems. The engine wire harness was brittle and arcing under the top engine cover. Then the center vents in the dash stopped flowing air. To fix, $300 up to $1200 depending on the 6 vacuum pods (10 hours labor).