and a brown diesel W123 5spd is 6-10%....That's messed up....

I think RR and Geladewagon can pass as trucks, along with Excursion & the old 8.1 tahoe/suburbans & but everyone else with an SUV should probably select wagon.

Mercedes Gelandewagon: 21-30%

I'm with you. The only thing better would be an E46 M3 sedan.

amen. I've had 3 Audis and averaged 10k in repairs...never again....

I wonder how much is down to driver, idk who the GT3 driver is, but good chance he doesnt have as many laps of willow springs under his belt as you. And certainly doesn't have the seat time in the GT3 that you have in your car. All this is to say that the driver might not have the confidence in the limits of the car…

if I had been clarckson I would have said: "it's a proud moment Hammond, but does it have a slope? Nope, no slope on this bridge!"

I can only assume this happened to my B6 as i sold it to a local guy and used to see it every once in a while for about 6 months, the abruptly stopped seeing it.

in these countries, if you have a car then you can fairly much do whatever you want.

0% is absurd. I would be ok with .06, this is still 2-3 drinks a night for me.

the CLK & XLR should be quite reliable. The CLK will be expensive when it breaks, but that still shouldn't be often. Correct me if I'm wrong but I belive the XLR is more or less the same running gear as the ZR-1 and CTS-V, thus you're most troublesome items will be convertible related.

main stream manufactures will never do this, but an Eco friendly manufacture like tesla could do quite well advertising that they recycle your older tesla with updated equipment and body work.

drop 3,5,&6 and you have a good list!

except if you drive it once it will change your mind on selling it. I will agree that their design language doesn't transfer exceptionally well to SUV or sedan form. But thier driving dynamics are 2nd to none. I test drove on while I was waiting around at the dealer the other day and loved it. If I were a more…

yeah, and mechanically they both rock, it's just that the E class has much more classic styling where as this has very mid 2000's styling. Now the 2nd gen CLS looks much better IMO.

I feel like this design is not aging well. I would rather have an E class.

that GT2 looked like an SUV next to the GT1!

actually has Boxter headlights, but that's beside the point. Porsche has made its mark by putting function ahead of form. If you want a beautiful car go buy a jag or aston.

I don't understand why nobody took the lettering off the truck? Seems like he would have done this to prevent some teenager getting a hold of his truck and creating bad press. But if he didn't care it seems like the dealership would have taken the lettering off before they sent it to auction. I've never seen a truck…

2 words: cheap & easy