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To: c.horn who wrote (1775)	5/12/2007 9:05:25 PM
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Sayz who!? (g) It can -- and must -- switch to diesel you know, to start and stop. en.wikipedia.org Production of the W123 chassis ended in 1985 but in many countries as many as 75% of the cars originally registered remain on the road today 20 years later, a testament to the quality and durability of the original design. The 300D badge continued on in the W124 chassis family until 1993, but as a completely different design. The W123 is an ultra reliable automobile which routinely goes over 500,000 miles in its lifetime.