If you can't spend a lot, then you should probably go buy a ford h.o.s or a chev.
Mercedes require routine maintenance which needs to be done, not 'just left' until something breaks.
Don't shoot yourself in the foot by buying something you can't afford to maintain.
either that, or do your research and wait until a perfect example comes along that you wont need to spend a cent on. the chances of that happening are about as much as seeing a snowflake in hell.
I paid 28K $AU for mine, and I'm up to 40. I've owned it less than 6 months. Spending wisely on the bits that need attention are what you need to think about if you're going to dance with this one.
Mercedes require routine maintenance which needs to be done, not 'just left' until something breaks.
Don't shoot yourself in the foot by buying something you can't afford to maintain.
either that, or do your research and wait until a perfect example comes along that you wont need to spend a cent on. the chances of that happening are about as much as seeing a snowflake in hell.
I paid 28K $AU for mine, and I'm up to 40. I've owned it less than 6 months. Spending wisely on the bits that need attention are what you need to think about if you're going to dance with this one.
