If you're in the market for a used German luxury vehicle, look no further than the late 2000s Mercedes C-class. My car is fantastic. It is extremely reliable and fun to drive. The interior is made of high-quality materials and feels very well built. The built quality all around feels a step above other German luxury brands as well.

The vehicle that I have, I am in fact rather fond of. I appreciate the quality of the car and the overall performance. I have had the vehicle for a few years, and it has held up rather well, however, there are a few concerns as well. Some pros include power windows, power seats, seat warmers (one of my favorites), CD player, leather interior, power folding in mirrors, it rides very smoothly. Some of the cons include no cooling on the seats (it only has heated seats, does not cool also), there's no option to plug in an auxiliary chord, and lastly - which has been the biggest con, the car has been a mechanical nightmare as far as the electrical aspect goes. I have had several issues with lights - both interior and exterior. I have had to replace the exterior lights much more than a usual vehicle, and furthermore, I had to take my car to the dealership because "something was wrong with the headlight." It ended up costing me a fortune. Speaking of costing me a fortune, it is very costly to get the oil changed, and in addition to that, the car requires 15-inch tires, which is a rare and hard to find size, so that too is very expensive. In writing this review, I'm finding that there may be more cons than pros! Perhaps I don't like my car as much as I thought I did when I look at everything as a whole!