Used 1997 Mercedes-Benz E-Class Consumer Reviews
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97 E320
Great car so far. Powerful inline 6 that gets high 20's mpg on highway. No problems yet
Love my E320
Handles great turns on a dime. Plenty of pick up. Great ride
- E320 SedanMSRP: $4,997614 mi away
- E320 SedanMSRP: $4,9501,017 mi away
- E320 SedanMSRP: $4,9951,017 mi away
!st time Mercedes owner
As a first time owner of a Mercedes, I am not impressed. The seating is not comfortable. No adjustable lumbar support and I'm still trying to figure out what component of the seat frame is either loose or in need of replacement The seat "Pops" upon acceleration, deceleration or cornering. I'm glad I didn't dish out the big bucks for a new model. This is 5 yrs. old. Next car will be a Lexus.
Not bad for a 10 year old
Our car now has 74k on it, we purchased with 54k 2 years ago. It had some issues with some of the seals, but we've turned it into our family car and a daily driver. Heck, before we bought it the car averaged 5.4k a year. We replaced a 1996 Maxima (250k miles), with this car, and honestly the older Maxima had more advanced features. However, having said that you can't image the status upgrade this car will give you, if that's indeed important to you. But seriously, this was not our first European auto, but we were a bit suprised by the price of maintenance and the lack of performance upgrades on the market.
My last Mercedes
This is my third and last Mercedes. Since buying it in 2003 I have replaced the transmission, radiator, electrical system, plus 3-sets of tires, 4 sets of brakes. In 2008, I spent $4700 on car repairs alone! I wish I had sold this car years ago! My other two cars were trouble free but they were diesels. It's a pretty car from the exterior but the interior has not worn well