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2012.01.29 12:48 silverboyp Mercedes-Benz Subreddit

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2012.09.03 09:24 USteppin RaceRoom Racing Experience - News and discussion for KW Studio's exciting free racing sim platform

RaceRoom Racing Experience (R3E RRRE) - News and discussion for KW Studio's exciting new free racing simulation platform. Officially licensed racing sim for series as DTM, WTCC, WTCR and ADAC GT Masters.

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2014.06.11 19:01 h0ldencaulfield Mercedes-Benz W123

The home of the Mercedes-Benz W123 on Reddit. Share photos of sightings, stories of car trouble, repair tips, media, issues and everything related to the beloved W123!

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2023.06.03 23:56 TW_zRazor Someone have this mod?

https://www.modland.net/beamng.drive-mods/cars/mercedes-amg-gt-4-door-coupe.html

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2023.06.03 22:04 Gt_racing Misano Pole Lap 1:33.312 Mercedes AMG GT3

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2023.06.03 21:55 venom7273 What car should I choose? E Class Coupe W212, C Class Coupe W204 or a W209 CI K320 (Convertible/Coupe) OR an Audi TT.

Hi Guys,
I’m hoping this is my final post because my Reddit has seen enough of me.
If you cannot tell from my previous posts I love my older shape Mercedes’ but can’t settle for one hence why I’m writing this.
So I’ve been looking at either E Class Coupe W212, C Class Coupe W204 or a W209 CLK320 (Convertible/Coupe) OR potentially an Audi TT.
In terms of the cars I want the most reliable engine, fuel efficient and ULEZ compliant. My priority is the reliability and petrol. I wouldn’t mind the E Class being a diesel since the petrols are rarer.
I don’t mind making this a weekend driver as I have another car🤝
In terms of the Audi TT, my dad has been recommending it. I think it’s too small but it’s what’s your opinion?
Finally, What’s your guys opinion? What looks the best? What is the most reliable? Which would you pick? Thank you guys for all the feedback in the previous posts. I hope this forum is my last LOL.

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2023.06.03 21:54 venom7273 What car should I choose? E Class Coupe W212, C Class Coupe W204 or a W209 CI K320 (Convertible/Coupe) OR an Audi TT.

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2023.06.03 21:53 venom7273 What car should I choose? E Class Coupe W212, C Class Coupe W204 or a W209 CLK320 (Convertible/Coupe) OR an Audi TT.

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2023.06.03 21:14 k2_jackal Spanish GP 2023 Updated starting grid with penalties.

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2023.06.03 20:11 pLus_997 Post Part 3 (Pretty meh)

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2023.06.03 19:47 chu1u George Russell and Mercedes have received a warning for the collision on the pit straight between Russell and Hamilton

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2023.06.03 19:29 SupremoZanne Outside the box thinkers can tell when standardized phrases are nothing more than a "placeholder" to sound "helpful" when it's not, and how other facets get ignored even if they are important to include for genuine helpfulness.

REMINDER: these charts are currently being edited, so here's some entries before more get added.
here's a chart to illustrate...

Common phrase	what you'd think it would mean	what it really tells us	notes
"go read a book"	recommending book reading as an idea for other things to do	a disguised version of the phrase "fuck off, asshole".	some of those people do not know that some of us prefer handheld digital devices and other computers over books.
"take a deep breath"	asking somebody to literally take a deep breath, as if it's "helpful"	a dismissive excuse, just for the fact that it takers priority over other move helpful things to say	deep breaths do not have the same effect on some. It's more about regulating aerobic health than regulating emotions.
"girls like confidence"	sounds like somebody saying that confidence will get you laid or more dates	really what it means is that somebody's trying to hide the fact that they are of no help getting men to find girls.
"just be yourself"	sounds like somebody is telling you to be by yourself, or to be your authentic self, or to remove the "politeness" filter	another "placeholder" similar to the confidence thing about girls, to hide the fact that somebody doesn't know how.	There are rules to follow, and if one rule is easy to follow, there's no sense rebelling against it, but it seems that for some, the idea of making an effort to follow rules makes them feel "weak".
"go outside or something"	Sounds like somebody is trying to encourage somebody to go outside and play	apparently it's also an Internet platitude	Sometimes it comes off dismissive. If the requirements for positive feedback aren't too demanding, then maybe ego is more the issue for some, but we can sense "rudeness in disguise" platitudes a mile away.
"that girl really likes you	might sound like a girl actually likes a guy	really, it's just a bullying trick guys use on other guys who appear "hesitant" to flirt or something.	in reality that kind of thing could get somebody in trouble, aside of just being a LIE if a girl isn't actually interested in a guy.
"what are you smoking?" or "lay off the weed" or similar phrase	sounds like somebody blindly assumes that you do drugs when they give no thought to how insulting they come off when some respect is expected	sounds like some standardized phrase used to hide the fact that they have nothing to say, or are not interested or something	When people do that to me, it feeling like they've insulted a celebrity I'm representing since I passionately talk about celebrities, or harmless subjects others miss out on.
"man, you should get a job"	Might sound like somebody thinks jobs are a good idea	in reality, they're just diverting attention away from other matters that may be important it making sure you're fit for any job.	I even if I had a job, I would have nothing to say about it, some people have no idea that some people SHUT DOWN instead of feel happy with the idea.

One thing to summarize all this: some people are too insecure to admit having any "I don't know how" sector of their skill sets, even if they are an expert on the "I'm an expert of it" sectors that might patch it up. But sometimes when they don't know how to do something, they probably get too anxious to refer to the "good" sectors when the BAD sector comes to their attention, or at least that's how I see it.
for example, if somebody doesn't know how to edit video, the least they could do is admit knowing how to market the videos, that's why you find a buddy to do the editing for you, but then again, there's the issue of BETRAYAL in the teamwork, so maybe some of us worry about BETRAYAL when others get involved since there's too many egotistical people trying to tear us down.
Here's another example: if somebody doesn't know how to properly teach men how to go on dates with women, the least they could do is teach them to use a calculator, and tell them that you need to look at your bank balance before going on any date, since dates COST MONEY, or at least advise them to stay single for a few years to make sure they keep their resources stable.
but in the end, most people who claim to be an "expert" at getting other men to couple up often hesitate to deal with other SECTORS that may be important to ensuring the date will "go well".
Basically, when people omit certain facets of the situation, that's another giveaway to how they are using platitudes instead of genuine guidance.
Now, here's a chart of examples of what they forget to say when they say the placeholder "advice".

What they say (A)	what they forget to say in addition to that (B)	notes
"go read a book"	use some electronics instead of paper	sometimes people forget to think about the issue of deforestation saying A without saying B, so that's why it's a giveaway of "placeholders" to me.
"take a deep breath"	"please use a stopwatch to make sure it works"	sometimes they have no idea that timing is a critical factor in their "advice", and have no idea that stopwatches are important tools for properly timing things.
"what are you smoking?" or "lay off the [drug]"	"I refuse to read the Wikipedia articles about the subject you're taking about"	Sometimes when people say A, I always have the hunch that they refuse to do B, since B might ensure they don't rudely patronize me. But the fact that they don't admit refusal to do something also sets the vibe too. Sometimes it also comes off as an insult to people the receiver of the message is standing up for.
"girls like confidence"	"Just as a fair warning, I'm using the word confidence to reduce en essay to one sentence."	While A may be some awkward "time saver" to avoid saying what B is referring to, teaching somebody to "get the girls", it also seems like a way to hide the fact that somebody doesn't have a reliable scientific formula to guaranteeing 95% success before rejection one month later, or even has no real idea on how, or wants to screw their "competition" over.
"You should get a job"	"Make sure the job pays you enough to buy Beautiful Mercedes Wheels by the end of the year.	Apparently people bring up jobs for social reasons rather than money reasons, and yet, people often talk about "jobs" to hide the fact that they are missing out on other things that may make us cynical about jobs even bring "right" for us. Also, it feels like they are hiding the fact that they have no good advice to offer us. They also sound like they are shaming unemployed people who see other things as *more important*.

Now, here's some common icebreaker questions, and how an omission of something to say after it can defeat it's purpose.

common icebreaker question	advice that is frequently omitted after the answer	notes
"What do you do for a living?"	"Don't forget to check your bank balance"	I regard "jobs" as sources of income, not conversational small talk "placeholders", which is why I sense some RED FLAG in that.
"Do you have a girlfriend?"	"Make sure your bank balance is above $10,000 before you ask anybody out whether or not you have a GF"	This whole "women want men with money" stereotype, along with other concerns is why I check my bank balance first.
"Who did you vote for?"	"don't get too polarized on these D / L/C politics."	questions like that seem to force a needless conversation, and I get bored hearing about who others voted for.
"How has your day been?"	"if you're not in the mood to give a long answer, you can listen to my conversation with other people to do research on conversation dynamics."	A deep thinker who thinks before they say can be hesitate to ask generic questions, since those questions aren't always "necessary".
"What is your name?"	"it's also important to keep anonymous before you know if it's safe to reveal your name."	some people prefer to stay anonymous, and yet, others forget to think about why anonymity may be important.

Any time advice is omitted after the question is answered, in a way this concerns the motives of those asking those questions.
I was taking my time coming up with examples of things, and applying logic to how the omission of some extensions to what people say can confirm that it's just standardized phrases people are "scripted" to say, rather than think deep to make sure they aren't lying to us or blindly saying the wrong things to us. I think a lot about this stuff.
I guess maybe autism activates sectors of the brain that weed out some red flags in communication, even though we miss some "social cues" in the process.
edit: I had to change a section in the sentence talking about books and computers because somebody made a not so favorable joke out of something just for the fact that a word has multiple meanings.

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2023.06.03 19:13 Alex_the_Canadain Exactly what I needed (0.4% chance)

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2023.06.03 18:22 OfficialMinis MiniDrivers - #F1 - #SpanishGP - Qualifying #Verstappen #Sainz #Norris

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2023.06.03 18:06 Takagixu [Mercedes-AMG PETRONAS F1 Team] “It was just a misunderstanding, a lack of communication in the garage during an intense moment so no one is to blame." - Toto on the Quali incident.

[Mercedes-AMG PETRONAS F1 Team] “It was just a misunderstanding, a lack of communication in the garage during an intense moment so no one is to blame.

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2023.06.03 17:31 ultratech66 Various Spots

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2023.06.03 17:26 chu1u George Russell and Lewis Hamilton summoned to the stewards for their collision on the pit straight

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2023.06.03 17:24 Rxnvier [Mercedes-AMG] A crazy Quali! Lewis misses out on a spot on the front row by a tenth.

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2023.06.03 16:58 DrivePewEat Realization

Slowly grabbing all the Team Transports i need and this cool Matchbox.
Also realized I need to just focus on my Team Transport collection and stop obsessing on finding a STH; one day I’ll grab one. 🤷🏼‍♂️

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2023.06.03 16:15 SirDimes23 MERC-AMG GT63s - 2019/2020 - To buy or not to buy?

Hi All,
This is my first post here in this Forum and I am excited to get your thoughts and opinion on the following:
I am currently in the market for a Merc-AMG GT63s and most probably 2019-2020 model year.
I haven't seen many of them on the streets and somehow even did not find extensive owner feedbacks online on them.
My questions are the follows:
A) Since the car in question took the initial depreciation hit is it worthy to consider?
B) Any points on reliability/issues for this model?
C) Will it cost me an arm and a leg to keep this car running for the foreseeable future?
D) Are there any major differences between 2019 model and the subsequent years?
Any advice or comments are very welcome!!

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2023.06.03 16:14 x4drianx Other options

So I love the 4 door coupe/liftback/fastback style or whatever they're called, and I was wondering if there's anything better under $40k(CAD) than the 2021 kia stinger with <45k km I found, I know the German brands make these types like Audi 5/7 series BMW Gran Coupes and Mercedes but they're either unreliable, expensive, or both.
I've heard good things about the stingers reliability but I know they won't be Honda/Toyota solid. I have seen the Acura Integra but it has way less power and the type s coming out will be out of my budget.
Just to give a list of what I'm looking for; - liftback>sedan>hatchback - AWD is a preference but rwd is acceptable - power to weight ratio similar if not better than the stinger - decent reliability - under $40k CAD

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2023.06.03 16:01 khoafraelich789 Why the electric car future won't be boring! What Porsche, Mercedes-AMG, Audi and others are doing to make EVs exciting Opinion

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I am very excited by the future of electric vehicles (EVs) - which isn't an easy statement to make given my love of all things petrol powered.

One of the most common complaints about EVs is that they are ‘boring’, in large part because they are quiet and that removes a large part of the sensory experience of driving a car. I won’t deny that I’ll miss the sound of internal combustion engines when they’re gone (although that will be a long time in the future).

But there is a lot to look forward to if you’re a fan of exciting and capable cars when we look at even the short-term view of incoming new models. The days of ‘golf-carts-on-steroids’ like the Mitsubishi i-MiEV are long gone, and instead EVs are being pitched as both performance and luxury cars.

There are exciting EVs coming from Porsche, Polestar, BMW and Audi - even Kia is getting in on the act with the compelling EV6 GT.

Audi is turning up the excitement dial on its EV range with the introduction of both the e-tron S and e-tron GT models. The former is a more powerful version of its existing electric SUV, while the latter is an all-new sports sedan based on the same underpinnings as the Porsche Taycan.

But, wait, that’s not all, because Audi will introduce the RS e-tron GT, a red-hot 440kW/830Nm version that will effectively replace the R8 supercar as the German brand’s halo model.

That won’t be the only electric sports sedan coming our way in 2022 with both Porsche and BMW set to launch rivals to the Audi.

Porsche will expand the Taycan range with a new GTS model, which is significant because the ‘GTS’ badge is reserved for the brand’s ‘driver focused’ models. That means the Taycan GTS has been created specifically to excite the driver, with its 440kW-tuned dual-motor powertrain.

BMW has overhauled its EV strategy, ditching the quirky but compact i3 in favour of a broader range of options - including its first M-badged model, the i4 M50. This new offering will have a pair of electric motors to punch out 400kW/795Nm, comfortably more than the latest M3 Competition. Unlike some of its rivals though, BMW isn’t just adding more electric grunt, the i4 M50 will also come equipped with adaptive M suspension and M Sport brakes to ensure it handles with poise and precision.

For those who don’t equate performance with excitement, there are other EV alternatives. BMW has just launched the iX, its new flagship SUV. A potent M Sport-tuned iX M60 is due to arrive later this year, making 440kW, to join the iX xDrive40 and xDrive50 Sport models

And this is just the beginning; Porsche will launch the all-electric Macan in 2023; Volvo spin-off Polestar has plans for an entire range of exciting EVs starting with the 2, 3, 4 and 5; the Kia EV6 GT will be the brand’s most powerful model ever; Mercedes-AMG will launch a range of e-Performance models; and by the end of the decade there will be electric sports cars from Porsche and Ferrari.

These are just some of the exciting electric models that are headed our way in the coming years, which should be enough to win over all but the most die-hard petrol heads.

Certainly the future of performance cars and driving excitement will look, feel and sound different but for anyone who loves driving the future looks bright.

Source: carsguide

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2023.06.03 14:57 SirDimes23 Mercedes-AMG GT63s 2019/2020.. What do you think?

Hi All,
This is my first post here in this Forum and I am excited to get your thoughts and opinion on the following.
I am currently in the market for a Merc-AMG GT63 and most probably 2019-2020 model years (GCC Specs is a must for me) - Budget around the AED 450-480K mark. I haven’t seen many of them on the streets and somehow even did not find extensive owner feedbacks online on them.
My questions are the follows:
a) Since the car in question took the initial depreciation hit,is it worthy to consider?
b) Any points on reliability/issues for this model?
C) What has been Merc owners feedback with dealing with Gargash?
d) Will it cost me an arm and a leg to keep this car running for the foreseeable future?
Any advice or comments are very welcome!!

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2023.06.03 12:18 RobertGracie Mercedes AMG F1 Team Safety car duties in the hands of Mercedes AMG this weekend.

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2023.06.03 11:17 Wild_Development9739 Spotting in USA until a Hypercar is found (excluding CA, FL & TX) - PT.2

- 40 spots -

NEW JERSEY

NEW YORK

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