C55 for under 42k?
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Merce...spagenameZWDVW
The same car is also listed on autotrader for little under 43k. Fully loaded. Navigation, Light pack, prem pack. 25k miles on it.
Do you think I should be suspicous? or this is a real steal?
I wouldn't be to worried about the dealership, I think they run a legit operation. They sell a number of nice cars over the internet. However, I would still make sure you have all your ducks in a row before you pull the trigger.... Good luck on the purchase.
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I'm not too crazy abt the blue (have seen it in person), and I like the brushed metal trims better than wood. I'd rather pay 5K more to get the exterior and interior preferences that I like. But hey, that's just me. Of course you could change the trims with CF pretty easy, and some ppl like blue cars.
Oops it's Diamond black.. not capri blue. Never mind then.. I'd take it.
Interior trims are easy to change.
Last edited by 360_iti; Dec 21, 2005 at 10:24 PM.
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Check out this deal.. This is a steal IMO.. 2003 C32 with 28k miles starting at 30k no reserve.... Where was this when I was looking!!! Oh well.. I prefer my Obsidian Black.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Merce...spagenameZWDVW
Anyways, 25K in one year is too high. The average miles per year is 15K. Mine hits one year exactly in 4 days and it only have 11K, and I drive it everyday too. As for the condition, the car really wasn't in as bad a shape as I was expecting. Paint condition was hard to tell because it was dirty, but I didn't see many scratches or swirls. None of the rims were rashed. The leather looked really good and the inside was dirty, but not that bad considering I don't think the car had been touched by a detailer. The car had three different brands of tire (new in the rear with mismatched fronts). Looks like it had also been taken up some steep driveways with scratches under the front bumper. One fog was cracked. Also, at the time, the SRS light had been thrown. I read on here that this could just be a faulty sensor but who knows.
The car drove fine. Pulled a little, probably because the tires were so bad. Sure, it's got a ton of miles, but you can't really touch a C55 at that price unless it has some miles. I went out to look at it thinking I might make some ridiculous offer to the guy (they truly had no idea what kind of car this was … probably the reason it ended up at Expo), but in the end, the car just had too many things that made it suspect. Probably could have gotten a smoking deal. I'm not sure if it really is too good to be true, but just know that the car hasn't exactly been babied. I'd be interested in seeing the car now to see what all they tried to clean up or cover up. Maybe some of this inside info will help a prospective purchaser.
And logically, MB would check the car thoroughly since otherwise the problems would come back to them since the car is still under warranty.
It might not as bad as it sounds.







