Hey guys, hopefully you guys can either give me a boot towards owning a Merc, or a strong hoof in the opposite direction...
I drive a manual focus estate at the moment that I had before I got married, wife doesn't like driving it and now whats mine is 'ers we are looking at shifting the focus and entering into the more 'raised' world of bigger cars - 4x4's, or in this case ML270's.
We've started our own business so money is a bit tight, but I've see a lot of nice looking 2005 ish ML's slightly less than 100k and for less than £5k.... I'm just wondering if it's as simple as that to become a Merc owner, or whether I should be preparing a solid contingency fund incase stuff that ain't supposed to go bang, does go bang... or vice versa...*Edit* - I know that is sort of the risk with every vehicle, but I'm just wondering if Mercs or ML's in particular are more expensive to work on or get parts for... *Edit*
Hope you can help
Ian
I drive a manual focus estate at the moment that I had before I got married, wife doesn't like driving it and now whats mine is 'ers we are looking at shifting the focus and entering into the more 'raised' world of bigger cars - 4x4's, or in this case ML270's.
We've started our own business so money is a bit tight, but I've see a lot of nice looking 2005 ish ML's slightly less than 100k and for less than £5k.... I'm just wondering if it's as simple as that to become a Merc owner, or whether I should be preparing a solid contingency fund incase stuff that ain't supposed to go bang, does go bang... or vice versa...*Edit* - I know that is sort of the risk with every vehicle, but I'm just wondering if Mercs or ML's in particular are more expensive to work on or get parts for... *Edit*
Hope you can help
Ian
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