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Is250 awesome car man

mates was not.

handled shit

weird thing when every time drove past one place seatbelts tightened.

as in the same address every time!

went fro that to a C250 D

C63

RS4

and now a cayman S...

C63 rules

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mates was not.

handled shit

weird thing when every time drove past one place seatbelts tightened.

as in the same address every time!

went fro that to a C250 D

C63

RS4

and now a cayman S...

C63 rules

Most redundant assessment of that type of vehicle ever

The is250 is way better than a comparable 3 series / merc c class / Audi A4 of that era the way they handle is the way you expect a compact luxury sedan to drive - effortlessly. Mine drove fine but I wasn't expecting a formula 1 car..

C63 = weapon but sooooo dated now

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C63 are quite pricey considering age and mostly very high km's would not buy likely hood of breaking components would be high.

I reckon my next car will be an m4 they are sex on wheels

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