who sues there CSL as a daily

[73CSL]

cant see why you wouldnt use it as a daily , ( apart from maybe the mileage aspect )

I use mine for normal stuff like the school run, business meetings etc . Most practical car I have . Seats I find more comfortable than many others , driving position is spot on. Suspension is firm , but as a driver I dont really notice it. Even the SMG makes it less work in traffic than a manual.

Luckilly I live in the country, so additionally there are plenty of opportunites to open her up & have fun ... and thats got to be worth it :thumbs:

I will admit, passengers have a different view :hahaha:

[niall1]

Nice,

would you say its reasonably comfy as a daily.

No, but I think that's the point. I don't do a massive amount of miles but every journey is or can be special. I had BC Coilovers and recently changed to KW V3's. Irish roads are a disaster for any coilover equipped car so I'm currently fiddling with the rebound settings with bump the softest.
Speakers are upgraded to Kenwood (don't know the model but they fit the OEM apertures) with a small amp in the boot off the standard head unit. Not very 'lightweight' but not Max Power either!

I'm with 73CSL on the passenger thing.. :hahaha:

[FMC]

hahahaah good point,

cant see why you wouldnt use it as a daily , ( apart from maybe the mileage aspect )

I use mine for normal stuff like the school run, business meetings etc . Most practical car I have . Seats I find more comfortable than many others , driving position is spot on. Suspension is firm , but as a driver I dont really notice it. Even the SMG makes it less work in traffic than a manual.

Luckilly I live in the country, so additionally there are plenty of opportunites to open her up & have fun ... and thats got to be worth it :thumbs:

I will admit, passengers have a different view :hahaha:

[cslsuperfan]

I've used mine as my daily for the last 5 years. It's always filthy and in the summer develops an extra layer of dead bugs..

80 mile round trip per day so everyday is out of the question.

I have this year however started to leave the car outside overnight.

Well just one night so far. A small step on the road to combating "Wash it til it disappears syndrome."