I bought my car used back in 2009 for $2200 after looking at several others. It's 22 years old with 122,000 miles on it. The interior is still spotless, the engine itself hasn't given me any major issues, and the body and suspension are all original but in great condition. I personally like the styling of the old pre-DaimlerChrysler Mercedes Benz automobiles, though some might find the boxy looks a bit dated, I feel they've held up much better than the vast majority of cars of the era. The seats are vinyl (or "MB-Tex"), and they look brand new. The leather, wood, and plastics, on the steering wheel, console, and dash have held up remarkably well. It's far from perfect though. For starters, its pretty slow by todays standards. It requires 92 octane or higher, or the engine pings. On top of higher grade fuel, it gets about 15 mpg combined city/highway. Some replacement parts can also be very expensive (the car cost $33,000 in 1992, in todays money that is about $55,000). Taking it to a Mercedes dealership to have work done will also cost a pretty penny, as smaller body shops may not have some of the odd tools required for some jobs on this model.

I love this car, it is the ultimate luxury car and I would buy one again if I ever get the chance to! This car has leather seats that have a seat warmer installed in them and the heat and air conditioning both work great! It has a lot of horsepower, if you're not careful, the car will get away from you. It starts off and before you know it, you're easily going 115 mph. It doesn't even feel like you are going that fast, it almost feels like you are driving on air. Almost feels like you are driving on air. This car is everything you've dreamed about and more, try it!

The 190 chassis is a rugged small sized 4 door saloon car. Specifically the 190d (d for diesel) has its own specific pros and cons, but I'll get into that in the other sections. This car is strictly a people carrier not meant for heavy duty uses.