“I Had To See For Myself” – Gilmore Shares Two-Year Experience With The Mercedes-Benz CLA His Family Opposed

Content creator and skit maker Gilmore has revealed that he ignored his mother and aunty’s advice against buying a Mercedes-Benz CLA, explaining that he has driven the car for two years without experiencing any major problems.

Speaking during an appearance on the #WithChude podcast, Gilmore said his aunty warned him against purchasing the vehicle because of alleged air-conditioning problems, despite never having owned the model herself.

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He added that his mother also advised him against buying the car, with both women raising concerns about its fuel consumption and possible engine faults.

According to Gilmore, their warnings were based on what they had heard rather than personal experience.

“My aunty told me not to buy a Mercedes CLA because it usually has AC problems, and she has never owned one before. Even my mother too. The two people wey dey advise me never use wetin them dey advise me for, they just dey hear am,” he said.

Gilmore argued that people sometimes project their personal beliefs and experiences onto others. He encouraged individuals to think independently rather than blindly accept advice, even when it comes from family members.

“People project their own mentality onto others. You have to have a mind of your own, even to your parents. Telling me that it consumes fuel and does have engine problems, but have you ever experienced that engine problem before?” he questioned.

He eventually went ahead with the purchase and said he had driven the Mercedes-Benz CLA for two years. During that period, he experienced only minor air-conditioning issues and no major mechanical problems.

Gilmore also disclosed that he plans to change the vehicle soon, maintaining that personal experience should play an important role in decision-making rather than relying entirely on what others have heard.