Got a C250
Got a C250
Yes, yes, it's a boosted 4 cylinder in a tiny little Mercedes, but the combo is pretty fun to drive! Traded in the FX35 since the lease was almost done and got a fantastic deal on this. Time for H&R coilovers, Eibach sway bars, Catless DP, tune and Bridgestone RE11 tires
Thanks, and I agree, they changed everything up for the better, except the old ones had projectors.. but oh well.
Thanks!
Agreed, was thinking about some type of AMG rims, or some Volks!
It was hard deciding between the two, but I'm the only one that really likes sedans a lot (most people even with Gs prefer coupes)
Thanks!
Agreed, was thinking about some type of AMG rims, or some Volks!
It was hard deciding between the two, but I'm the only one that really likes sedans a lot (most people even with Gs prefer coupes)
Didn't catch the no projectors.
Gotta cut back on cost some where I guess, to keep it in price point where they want it. I take it they are halogen then?
I think headlight technology has advanced incredibly well in 10 years. My GF's Hyundai Accident has a nice cutoff line for halogen reflector lights and the output is definitely enough, so I guess it is one area where we can actually back track.
Gotta cut back on cost some where I guess, to keep it in price point where they want it. I take it they are halogen then?
I think headlight technology has advanced incredibly well in 10 years. My GF's Hyundai Accident has a nice cutoff line for halogen reflector lights and the output is definitely enough, so I guess it is one area where we can actually back track.
Didn't catch the no projectors.
Gotta cut back on cost some where I guess, to keep it in price point where they want it. I take it they are halogen then?
I think headlight technology has advanced incredibly well in 10 years. My GF's Hyundai Accident has a nice cutoff line for halogen reflector lights and the output is definitely enough, so I guess it is one area where we can actually back track.
Gotta cut back on cost some where I guess, to keep it in price point where they want it. I take it they are halogen then?
I think headlight technology has advanced incredibly well in 10 years. My GF's Hyundai Accident has a nice cutoff line for halogen reflector lights and the output is definitely enough, so I guess it is one area where we can actually back track.
Didn't catch the no projectors.
Gotta cut back on cost some where I guess, to keep it in price point where they want it. I take it they are halogen then?
I think headlight technology has advanced incredibly well in 10 years. My GF's Hyundai Accident has a nice cutoff line for halogen reflector lights and the output is definitely enough, so I guess it is one area where we can actually back track.
Gotta cut back on cost some where I guess, to keep it in price point where they want it. I take it they are halogen then?
I think headlight technology has advanced incredibly well in 10 years. My GF's Hyundai Accident has a nice cutoff line for halogen reflector lights and the output is definitely enough, so I guess it is one area where we can actually back track.
no kidding. my Yaris' headlights were a single reflector design, they had a sharp clean cutoff with wide coverage and very good illumination. there would have been almost no benefit with a retro on that car. of course the turn signals would light up a street sign half a mile away too, lol
Thanks, it grew on me a lot!
