I would

Those Mercedes are actually some of the easiest cars to work on
Lots of space RWD layout and the suspension and drivetrain is easy too

There's no easier car to do wheel bearings on, the Mercedes requires NO slide hammers or hub puller to remove, you unscrew the hub nut and it slides off.

Suspension parts are cheap and EASY to replace, from my experience the only downside to owning Mercedes is buggy and faulty electrical systems, and window regulators that always break.

Bulbs always burn out, the M112 engine is bullet proof many lasting well over 300,000 miles unopened.

Meanwhile I purchased a Saturn and the engine locked up on the highway on the way home...

Tesla's cost nothing once paid for

You only change brakes, suspension, brake fluid, and tires.

That's it.

Op don't you live in Illinois? Ship me some oberweis chocolate milk

That’s the price with a 10,000 dollar down payment

Cocktitty

No I live in Virginia

Oh you're definitely gonna get some p**** driving that thing not

Troll

Im not a troll lol im just messing with you

I was about to say, Volvo's are s*** boxes

I thought hero was a mechanic

Well your main issue was driving a Sentra.

Idk what the f*** y’all are talking about. Volvo’s from the 90s to early 2010s are all ugly as s*** but safe as f*** and fairly reliable when you’re getting it for this cheap. My girlfriend has an 87 240 and god that thing just keeps going and going and going.

This. My main attraction to used luxury cars lies within the comfort of the interior, I always have loved leather seats and moon roofs and s*** like that. But nowadays every car brand has these options and other luxury options for every car of theirs that isn’t a base model. You can get a beautiful Nissan Murano with an interior that feels like a f***ing Mercedes GLC mixed with a Bentley nowadays. Really great tbh because it gives us so many better choices in the used market

I low-key think they look pretty tight. And I like the AWD.

I've never heard good things about them tho

Saab is too

“It has cold AC” bro???? What was ur budget

After having the car for a while, it's ok but I might sell it

Doing the timing belt this weekend, if I don't do it, the engine will eventually fail internally when the belt snaps.

Valves will hit the pistons and everything gets mangled inside up.

Need a lot more parts to fix too.

Congratulations man, nothing like having your own ride. You ain't gotta depend on nobody else

I’m trying to buy a new car Rn. What tips do you have? My budget is 5,000.

Don’t buy anything German or Swedish, look for a CarFax, stay away from rust, consider insurance costs and gas costs