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**Kingerix** · 10-05-2007, 06:04 AM

What's your budget and how old are you?

Do you want something a bit different/sporty or something more ordinary?

I would avoid mercs for a first car. No idea about the B class but the A class is pants IMO.

I'm choosing second hand and I'll pay a maximum of £4000. I'm 19 years old. I love Mercedes and the B-Class is new but still very expensive. My dad has also told me the A-Class has too many problems, and he's a mechanic!

I want something classy like a Merc but something not too long. Whatever it is, I want a newish model, maybe no older than year 2005.

And as a new driver, is the Merc C-Class Sports Coupe allowed for me? Or am I too young for it? It's a medium sized car (not what I consider long). I also have to consider insurance, and the C-Class is 1.7 litres I think. How does that insurance work on that?

10-05-2007, 06:04 AM	#3
Kingerix Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 391 Senior Member	What's your budget and how old are you? Do you want something a bit different/sporty or something more ordinary? I would avoid mercs for a first car. No idea about the B class but the A class is pants IMO. I'm choosing second hand and I'll pay a maximum of £4000. I'm 19 years old. I love Mercedes and the B-Class is new but still very expensive. My dad has also told me the A-Class has too many problems, and he's a mechanic! I want something classy like a Merc but something not too long. Whatever it is, I want a newish model, maybe no older than year 2005. And as a new driver, is the Merc C-Class Sports Coupe allowed for me? Or am I too young for it? It's a medium sized car (not what I consider long). I also have to consider insurance, and the C-Class is 1.7 litres I think. How does that insurance work on that?
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