I just traded in my Mercedes 2002,C220 CDI.I am now 67 and thought I would like a sporty model while I'm still young enough to enjoy it.Although I have only had the car for a week, I am over the moon with it.I have always had Mercedes,and this car has not disappointed me. The car has only done 75000 miles but still drives like a new car. I believe Mercedes is the best mass produced car in the world and even an older model maintains a level of quality and durability unlike any other vehicle. Thank you Mercedes, you've made an old man very happy.

It's a coupe with procticality, I recently drovw it both within the M25 and around the country lanes of East Sussex and Gloucestershire both alone and with a passenger and it was sheer delight. On motorway trafic using cruise control it averaged about 36 mpg. I never went higher than 80 mph but it cn certainly go when needed for overtaking.
Have had Mercedes since 2001 and there's never been a problem.

I am in my 60's and I have driven many different types of car down the years, including various company cars. My last car was a Merc E230 and I sold it when it was 10 years old. I never had a problem with it. I went for the CLK200 because it was a Merc, it looked good and it felt great on the test drive. I have not been disappointed; indeed, I still get a thrill just sitting into it in the morning - and the further the drive facing me the better I like it! It is quite simply the easiest and nicest car to drive of all I have had, its performance is more than ample for our traffic conditions today, and it is very comfortable. When I change it, I cannot see myself looking any further than a newer model exactly the same.

All in all, its a great car to drive, I have owned my 2005 Facelist CLK200 K for over a year now and looking to get another very soon, the 1.8 engine is sufficient to pull the car and does not feel underpowered, the super charger does a great car and you wont feel you have such a small engine.

This is the cheapest of the new look Mercedes CLK range that debuted mid 2002.
The look of this car speaks for itself and is destined to be another classic. The engine is a supercharged 1.8l 4 cylinder unit and this may seem small for a car with sporty pretensions but believe me it does not lack for power or smoothness. If you are going to buy a CLK test drive the entry level one before putting your money down on another with a larger engine.