Cory Wolfe

I think I'm in love...

They sold it.

Availability of RWD vehicles. Examples: Affordable RWD coupe: Affordable RWD hatch: Affordable RWD sedan: Affordable Mid-engine RWD coupe: Car-based RWD truck: Mid-engine RWD minivan!

Let me revise my statement. This is everything a coupe from Mercedes shouldn't be. Having driven the CTS, the visibility out back isn't as terrible as it may seem and the rear seat isn't completely inhabitable. It's on the same page as every other luxury coupe in its class, yet it's not stale in the design department like this one. Speaking of which, I can't remember the last time a back-up camera wasn't standard affair between the 3 series, A5, and C class. People who shop in this class are used to relying on back-up cameras and sensors these days. Why is it such a problem for the CTS coupe?

Haven't had any progress, but I've been more worried with finding vehicles to borrow for work. Atleast with the Golf, it seems like the battery just bit the dust and is causing its electrical issues.

I'm going to look at the 300M tomorrow. If all goes as planned, which it rarely does, I'll be aiming for a $8500 out the door offer.