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W126 Mercedes as daily?

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  • Registered Users Posts: 2,303 ✭✭✭w124man


    bemak wrote: »
    Very nice indeed! On a side note - I thought Johnnie Fox's was the highest pub in Ireland?! :confused:

    Just had a look at the cycle layer openstreet map which has contours. I've crosschecked these before with topographical surveys and they're quite accurate. According to them Johnnie Fox's lies between +270-280m while Vartry House is slightly above +240m.

    The cheek of them!

    Perhaps a pub crawl with some accurate sat-nav equipment is called for!


  • Registered Users Posts: 203 ✭✭_ptashek_


    A well cared for W126 would do for a daily, but they're all thirsty as it's a heavy car. It'll be more expensive to maintain than a W124, and likely even a W123.

    I'm running a 200k miles M104 engined S124 as a semi-daily / second car, and it's never gave me any bother in that respect after some post-purchase issues were sorted out.

    It averages 18mpg, which is good enough in Dublin traffic for a car its size.


  • Registered Users Posts: 870 ✭✭✭bemak


    _ptashek_ wrote: »
    A well cared for W126 would do for a daily, but they're all thirsty as it's a heavy car. It'll be more expensive to maintain than a W124, and likely even a W123.

    I'm running a 200k miles M104 engined S124 as a semi-daily / second car, and it's never gave me any bother in that respect after some post-purchase issues were sorted out.

    It averages 18mpg, which is good enough in Dublin traffic for a car its size.

    And that's a fine car too. Love the estate


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