The thing about an OBDII car is that the computers talk to each other and
share diagnostic information that is actually useful. Using the computer you
can target your troubleshooting so you don't need to shotgun parts. Think of
the computer as a particular kind of wrench...
-Curt
On Friday, March 5, 2021, 8:44:33 PM EST, Rick Knoble via Mercedes
<mercedes@okiebenz.com> wrote:
>You seem to like that model.
Yes. Yes, I do. There are nannies, most are trouble free. A 1993 300D has
nannies too. A computer controls boost, a computer controls the ABS, etc.
A good comparison, although offensive to Dimitri, is a Camry. :) The W210 is
the Camry of early twenty first century Mercedes.
As far as reliability goes, the most trouble free car on this list is probably
Mrs. Dan's R129. Not particularly a good choice for a family car.
Rick
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