Hello all,
New MB owner here having come from the lofty world of VW Golf R32 ownership. I considered my options and decided that as the C63 AMG is the father figure for my previous car, I'd take the plunge.
Picked up a 2010 saloon in Palladium and despite running out of fuel once (that 30 miles remaining disappeared remarkably quickly, like 10x too quickly!) I now have the hang of this fuelling thing and seem to be running at least 200 miles between tanks
Having driven my two best friends cars (2002 CL 500 and 2008 CLS 500) I was ready for the much more premium feel, but not quite ready for the pull on the 6.2; incredible - especially having come from the 250 bhp AWD of the R32, the exit onto a wet main road was...enlightening
Anyway, hope to ask plenty of questions and answer a few. I am obviously never breaking the speed limit given my profession, but I do "make good progress"
Long term member of two other forums and moderator for one, so don't expect any untoward behaviour
Also hoping adding "options" doesn't end up being too expensive
NyseriA
New MB owner here having come from the lofty world of VW Golf R32 ownership. I considered my options and decided that as the C63 AMG is the father figure for my previous car, I'd take the plunge.
Picked up a 2010 saloon in Palladium and despite running out of fuel once (that 30 miles remaining disappeared remarkably quickly, like 10x too quickly!) I now have the hang of this fuelling thing and seem to be running at least 200 miles between tanks
Having driven my two best friends cars (2002 CL 500 and 2008 CLS 500) I was ready for the much more premium feel, but not quite ready for the pull on the 6.2; incredible - especially having come from the 250 bhp AWD of the R32, the exit onto a wet main road was...enlightening
Anyway, hope to ask plenty of questions and answer a few. I am obviously never breaking the speed limit given my profession, but I do "make good progress"
Long term member of two other forums and moderator for one, so don't expect any untoward behaviour
Also hoping adding "options" doesn't end up being too expensive
NyseriA