2003 Mercedes-benz C240 Base Sedan 4-door 2.6l - Florida Car - No Rust! on 2040-cars
Pompano Beach, Florida, United States
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Very clean 2003 Mercedes Benz C240. It is a 2.6L V6 Engine. Car has 96,175 original miles. (it's being driven almost daily so miles will vary by 25 to 150 miles by the time auction ends) It is spotless inside and out. Have a stack of maintenance records from previous owner that I will supply with the car. I have only had it a few months as I bought it from a co-worker as a third car but now realize I want a Jeep or Convertible. Car drives great, has good tires and brakes. Smooth, strong acceleration and suspension is perfectly tight and smooth. No rattles, rust, or leaks. All lights work on the car, brakes are good, A/C is nice and cold, radio, cd changer, steering wheel controls for radio. This car has, fog lights, a moonroof / sunroof, power windows, power door locks, power mirrors, power trunk release, cruise control, power driver seat for up and down. It has Mercedes floor mats, the carpets and seats in excellent shape. I also have 2 sets of keys / remotes. Remote pops the trunk open and all the way up with the push of a button. New hood struts. Clean bright headlights, not yellowed or faded. The only thing that I am aware of that is not working correctly is the center console wood / plastic cover piece that slides forward to hide cup holder / cigarette lighter is stuck or missing. Also dash information display is slightly faded around edges, but everything can still be seen. Cup holder works perfect at the push of a button and then retracts effortlessly. Bought the car from older lady who is a Realtor, seats look like they have never been sat in, no wrinkles or creases, no wear anywhere not even on drivers seat. Steering wheel has no signs of wear either. Car is very solid, drives and shows well. Feel free to come look at it, drive it, or schedule and inspection at a local shop. I have no problem working with you to take it anywhere if you would like to get it inspected if buying without seeing the car. It is a 3rd car for me and I would like a jeep or convertible instead. Thanks and good luck! |
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