Mercedes CLK 320 W208/C208 Convertible (inc Buying advice, overview and driving) 2001 Review

[@rscosworthfan]

the main thing too look out for is rust along the bottom of the doors and around the boot lock

[@user-lw1ln9te2k]

Loved mine so much, just got rid of it but such a great car to drive Wouldn’t say it’s cheap to maintain I had a lot of issues in just the. 4 months owning. TPS went costing £385 then loads of other issues so got rid of it. But as a car it’s very comfortable, faster than advertised, extremely pretty car, well priced, and extremely advanced for its time, also the back seats are extremely functional and i at 185cm can fit behind my own seat. Would definitely own again

[@evokki0075]

Had 1997 coupe for a few years now. Gotta say, truely not cheap thing to maintain, but an absolutely lovely thing to take on a curvy road or a highway.

[@dit.p2598]

classic car ever

[@stanopltd]

Had this car before and looking to purchase one again. What a beauty!!!!

[@NBMediaAndContent]

@@stanopltd I just bought a CLK 320 coop 2001 model, I will be doing a full video on that very soon, loving it so far, and they’re worth buying.

[@lowrideza]

Just Subscribed... All da way from South Africa... ❤

[@abaddam]

I bought one a year ago for $3500 AUD. Very smooth car. Everything works except AC which I did not fix as I could drive with roof down in summer. One thing that is very different about this car is it does not have an AC switch. After reading manual I came to know it is always on AC.

[@ceefaxbbctv8788]

Enjoyed the video, thank you. Lovely motor indeed. I think if you can find an excellent low mileage one and put it away it could become a desirable classic in a few years time.

[@buggs9950]

Halogen _rear_ lights?

[@lowrideza]

Wow... ❤

[@zareensaeed216]

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