2002 Mercedes-Benz CLK-Class

Pros: Tremendous pickup and breaking Standard Mercedes Luxury

Cons: Uncomfortable seats on long trips Little backseat headroom Steering wheel doesn't tilt

The Bottom Line: This car is incredibly responsive and fun to drive; combined with the safety features, this car is a perfect balance of classy sports and safe luxury.

Review: The good things about this car are probably too numerous to list. If you've never owned a Mercedes before I need to point out up front that the warranty is excellent (4 years 50,000 miles), and the service is impeccible. You get all services (except...

Pros: Athletic styling, Pulse quickening acceleration, Brakes that could stop a jet on an aircraft carrier.

Cons: No tilt steering! After owning one you start to think 275HP isn't enough! Yikes!

The Bottom Line: Go ahead, get one. I'm so thoroughly satisfied with this car that it still thrills me everytime i get behind the wheel. Email questions to MtnBikr314@aol.com

Review: Could there be a perfect automobile that bridges the chasm of luxury tourer, nimble sports car, and practical daily driver? Probably one day. For today though this may be it. I have 30,067 miles on the clock so far, and everytime I take the car out for ...

Pros: Wonderful seats with leg room for anyone. Powerful engine with shiftable transmission.

Cons: Lacks in-dash CD changer.

The Bottom Line: The ultimate in comfort, intuitive features, and useful power. This car can easily be enjoyed without ever reading the owner's manual, yet offers a wealth of adjustments for the enthusiast.

Review: My last Mercedes,a 1989 560SEC, had a sticker price of $86,000, yet years later this 2002's sticker was only $94,000. The improvements and refinements are dramatic! I drove a 2003 BMW 745Li for a weekend before going with the Mercedes, and I think I...

Pros: great interior, looks, engine, and comfort.

Cons: expensive

The Bottom Line: This car has everything you could ever want, i only dont recommend it to people with large families.

Review: This is the FINEST luxury sport coupe in $42K – $75K category. You can’t beat its styling (inside and out), technology, performance, comfort, and size. It is an amazing and satisfying experience to sit in and drive the CLK320 around. I will make any...

Pros: Style & Design

Cons: Cup Holder

The Bottom Line: I really enjoy my CLK 320 and would purchase it again all over!

Review: I own a 2002 CLK 320….purchased it new in February 2002 and have never regretted it for a moment. ...

Pros: Car is fun, fast, quiet and extremely enjoyable. Cannot overlook the "WOW" factor!

Cons: In town driving only provides about 20 MPG, and it only takes premium fuel.

Review: A 2 Door convertible with seating for 4 people, equipped with a fast moving V-8 engine. Quiet interior and non squeak or shutter body. Well appointed and a rush to ...

Pros: A true solid car with a solid statement in appearance to match.

Cons: Some little fitment issues.

Review: I like the styling and the performance, CLK 430 may cost much more on gas pump. Where I find the CLK 320 is just fine for my daily use. The traction is great in a snow condition. Had 2 warrenty repair so far, but dealer is very nice and helpful. This ...

Pros: Engineering, interior, acceleration and safety

Cons: Expensive to maintain once warranty expires

Review: Manipulation is good; Safe; Engine is reliable; Interior gives you sense of luxury; Customer service is friendly and helpful. Enjoy riding it on a curly ...

Pros: Beautiful exterior. Nice leather. Decent sound system. Wow factor.

Cons: Sound system could be better. Not very sporty. Seats are hard.

The Bottom Line: Recommended. Beautiful car.

Review: I bought a Black Opal CLK320 Coupe in Nov 2005. Paid $23,500 with 36,000 miles. It was just off a 3 year lease. I had a Nissan Maxima for 11.5 years with 200,000 miles on it so it was time. The Maxima was an amazingly reliable car, great engine, Bose ...

Pros: The car is nice overall and I would buy another one with extended warranty.

Cons: Mercedes will not warranty a defective part

Review: I have replaced 3 instrument clusters on my car because the clock "drops pixels". the price to have the dealer repair this is about $1400.00 i have contacted Mercedes CEO Paul Halata and manager Paul Juron regarding this and have to say they are ...