Paris Mercedes Dealer

[nukefixer]

I own a 2008 C300 Sport in the US, I am in Paris on business and stopped along the Champs Elysees today in a Paris Mercedes dealer, nice cars, but quite a difference between the European and the US models, even in the small details on exterior appearance. Despite the model names being different, it was nice seeing different models.
They even had a wagon model of the C series, I didn;t even know they existed?
I sure wish a diesel engine option was available in the US, I'd get one in a minute.

Nukefixer

[wblynch]

What are those differences? Is the paint quality better?

[Turboxer]

Originally Posted by nukefixer

I own a 2008 C300 Sport in the US, I am in Paris on business and stopped along the Champs Elysees today in a Paris Mercedes dealer, nice cars, but quite a difference between the European and the US models, even in the small details on exterior appearance. Despite the model names being different, it was nice seeing different models.
They even had a wagon model of the C series, I didn;t even know they existed?
I sure wish a diesel engine option was available in the US, I'd get one in a minute.

Nukefixer

Yes, we're lucky to have Wagon and diesel (look at fuel prices if you're staying in France!) ...

[Carsy]

Originally Posted by nukefixer

I own a 2008 C300 Sport in the US, I am in Paris on business and stopped along the Champs Elysees today in a Paris Mercedes dealer, nice cars, but quite a difference between the European and the US models, even in the small details on exterior appearance. Despite the model names being different, it was nice seeing different models.
They even had a wagon model of the C series, I didn;t even know they existed?
I sure wish a diesel engine option was available in the US, I'd get one in a minute.

Nukefixer

Hello Nukefixer, Whilst your there in Paris could you check out the new Citreon C5 on a test drive & compare it with a C. I bet the ride quality is superior.