Mercedes c32

[90_Shelby]

Increase your budget slightly and buy this. It will crush every car mentioned in this thread.


https://www.kijiji.ca/v-cars-trucks/...ationFlag=true

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Did you have your CLS550 with small kids? If so, any feedback on that (RE: carseats, etc)? I'm thinking about selling my ISF since I never drive it, but if I have something a little more conducive to the whole family it would get a lot more use.

Sure did. Drove newborn home in that car. Any car seat fits back there, it’s got ridiculous rear seating room. The trunk is big enough where I used it as a change table with tons of room, and enough gear in there for a 1 week road trip for a family of 4 without needing to put anything in the passenger compartment. One time I went to pick up a TV, forgot a kids bike in the trunk. Didn’t matter. All fit.



Was our preferred vehicle when it was just a family of 4. It’s like business class back there. The 4 seat layout is just so snug and tons of lateral space.



Everyone in the family misses that car. Just drove so well with air suspension. By far our favorite road trip car, the E wagon comes close but just not enough power. The CLS550 didn’t really excel in any one area, it just did everything well.

[bjstare]

Interesting. That's good to know. It's a car that otherwise would not have been on my radar.

[Lex350]

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+1 for ISF, I’ve been searching for one for a while.

That's the car i'm going to get once I move full time to the Carolinas.

[94boosted]

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Increase your budget slightly and buy this. It will crush every car mentioned in this thread.


https://www.kijiji.ca/v-cars-trucks/...ationFlag=true

$37K for a 10 year old CTS-V doesn't seem like a good deal at all considering you can get a 4 year newer car with less mileage for basically the same price.

https://www.autotrader.ca/a/cadillac...%202J2&sprx=-1

How do the LSA's hold up anyways, are they reliable?