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Mercedes-Benz ML 270 CDI
Newest Review: ... to push her up and in while avoiding the passing of wind ceremony that old granny’s tend to deploy as a matter of defence. ... more  ... The rear access into the boot is simple unless you have opted for the 7 seat version which then leaves a clumpy old spare wheel attached to the back and this must be swivelled away before raising the boot to its 6ft plus height, making it impossible for any dwarf-like person to reach. Now bearing in mind this car is used on school trips quite often, the scene of a diminutive housewife leaping in the air and swinging off the pull-handle is a somewhat mirthful experience for even the most cynical school crossing attendant....moreMore Mercedes-Benz card
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Mercedes-Benz ML 270 CDI: Just how 4X4 do you want to push me? (1583 words)
by - written on 09/06/06 (Very useful, 12730 readings)
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ML270 CDI This car was possibly the best 4x4 I have had the honour to drive right up until she became obsolete and replaced by my current car, the ML320 CDI. Never having really been a fan of the 4X4. Chelsea Taxi/Sloane Rangers Horse/Desperate Housewives School run buggy or whatever else the media may label this with, when I was first handed the keys to my 270, I thought that I would not enjoy it nor really want to try and get it in my limited driveway which has single lane access. The Ml itself is rather a bulky car and as high as I am tall, so not the prettiest of cars and not the most elegant. If you like WWE (WWF as I knew it) then you can ... Read the complete review
| Processing/Quality: |  75% |
Reliability: | 75% |
| Driving comfort: |  50% |
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