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As long as you keep up on the maintenance, it should last a lot longer. I have a 2001 SLK230. I only drive it in the summers, but I still love it. It has about 80,000 miles on it.
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Maybe. Maybe not. We don't have crystal balls but what we can tell you is that you'll need to stay on top of scheduled maintenance including the expensive long term stuff, which at 75,000 miles will be coming due in the next 10-15,000 miles. Consult your owners manual to get a sense of what the big ticket items are vs the small ticket items
had enough of idiots - signing off...
Are you writing in Yoda, or what? I can understand every word, but put together like that they don't make a single normal sentence, let alone any sense!
But yes, an eight-year-old Mercedes with 75k miles on it has plenty of life left; you can expect to drive it for the same again, and probably more.
Anonymous
I purchased a 230 e from Ebay unseen for $1000 spent another 1000 on her and have just done a 1500 Mile round trip Used 1 ltr of Oil and 2 Ltrs ow coolant and 38 miles to the Gallon
Klm 230,000 But it is a Mercedes benz i change oil every 10,000 with Filter and brake fluid Flush every 2 years
SAM
I also depend on my 1998 C class mercedes, Being disabled I need reliability and comfort. I have owned my car 13 years and use every day, never let's me down, serviced once annually, 80,000 miles and tight as a drum.