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| tclynes Date registered: Dec 1899 Location: Vehicle(s): | Hunting for Another ML Hello, I've finally decided to take the plunge and get a new car. I had a Range Rover Classic that was taken away from me by a careless BMW driver so have been running 190e ever since 2007. We've had a ML270CDI in the family since new in 2000, it was nearly mine but I ended up with the Range Rover, and when my dad bought a RRS my sister got the ML (turns out for freebies from your parents you need to provide grandchildren!) So im currently on the hunt for a ML of my own. My sisters is silver with grey leather, I'm looking for a Blue one with a the tan interior preferably but have a few questions... Where were the 270CDI's made, was it USA or Europe, i've always heard contrasting views The full length sun roof (louvered roof?), i really fancy the idea of it, but are there any reasons why i should avoid it? Other than that i know to keep an eye on the drivers seat (ours seemed to wear out by 30k!) and check the rear springs as they often break. Any other advice would be great, Regards Tom | ||
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| mickey.1214 Member Date registered: Aug 2008 Location: Vehicle(s): Posts: 6 | Re: Hunting for Another ML The louvered sunroof is prone to problems: avoid! Short history of the ML-270: http://www.cars-directory.net/history/mercedes/ml270/ | ||
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| tclynes Date registered: Dec 1899 Location: Vehicle(s): | Re: Hunting for Another ML im definitely avoiding that roof, have only heard one good thing about it out of many, which is a shame as there is a nice one for sale but i wont go near it now. thanks for the history link too, i get the impression the ML270's in the age range I am looking at were built by Magna Steyr. Tom | ||
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