2010 Mercedes-Benz CL-Class consumer reviews

Has not meet my needs radio not working unbelievable Cost ten Thousand dollars to replace yet it’s broken only 52000 miles command center has been broken three times already unbelievable And this is $140,000 car out rages

Great timeless design, ride, power, finish, features, quiet. I still love it. Turns heads. But after 8 yrs, maintenance is getting expensive - engine mounts, seals, brakes, etc. If you buy it used, expect to spend $2k/yr to maintain it.

I bought a 2010 as it is the last year of the normal aspirated 6.2 engine that is widely considers the best AMG engine to date. First the negatives, a couple of gadgets don't work. The rear screen, parking sensors and seat massage is intermittent. Everything else is as new. Blindingly fast for a two ton plus coupe. Flat body control even on comfort. Silent...unless you turn up the volume with your right foot. All controls are very intuitive. Interior very shackle with no wear on it after ten years and 120,000 miles! I went with a 63 over the V12 65 due to concerns over repair/maint costs for roughly a 0.1 sec to 60mph. Also I've had an SL65 and although it was awesome, it did have some common sensor issues. So in summary, great car at a great price (when purchased used) I'd highly recommend!

This car has been my favorite car to own and drive. I've owned it for over a year with no major issues. The engine and transmission feel like they're brand new even though the car has 100k miles. Interior quality is second to none. Even the paint is of such good quality that the car looks new after 8 years. There aren't enough good things I could say about this car. Nothing like driving a $120k car for the price of Toyota Corolla.

The CL550 with its 8 cylinder engine that you can depend on. This car is so solid and the interior and exterior styling is second to non. Its the best used car for the money. Brand new the price was for a lot of people unaffordable. Now its fantastic.

A great value for money buying used, at launch New hit over $120k, now several years later to shave off $100k, what a deal!