justdjames

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Mercedes-Benz-C-Class-AMG-507-2014-mercedes-benz-c-63-amg-507-coupe-/111129098268?pt=US_Cars_Trucks&hash=item19dfcf781c&vxp=mtr#ht_2079wt_1167

austinauflick

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Merce...29127245#v4-36

grizzly111

How did they manage to option the carbon fibre interior inserts on the doors (507 badge) but not around the gear shift which has gloss black? I thought you could only get gloss black?

austinauflick

It's a factory option to get carbon. All C's with the carbon option are fitted that way (with gloss black around the gear shift) sans brushed aluminum I believe - someone correct me if I'm wrong here.

Bardman

Do people buy (or even look for) US90k+ cars on ebay?

austinauflick

They get more expensive than that on ebay.

Bardman

And here I was thinking that I was some bigshot internet entrepreneur when I sold my TV on ebay for $178.50...

justdjames

I seen the silver one also on ebay....I think Its the same dealership

austinauflick

Haha yeah you're doin fine - you ought to check out some of the finer autos on eBay. Pretty nice window shopping

austinauflick

No doubt the same

jordanaf

It is. Look at the eBay seller and also the background in the the two auctions. I was wondering what they were doing, then it dawned on me. They built and ordered some for the dealership, not an individual who built and put a deposit down.

It feels like they thought they would get ahead of the curve and gouge someone. Trying to get above(or at least) what the MSRP on those cars are. Trying to be the first kids on the block to offer, therefore trying to get "premium" pricing.

Does not seem very ethical.