http://www.carmax.com/enus/locations...expy-7208.html

Even closer =)

i took a look at "caraudio.com" forums since i've been sort of wanting to join one. i did not like it, first impression was seeing on the homepage "recommended online retailers" and not one of those were credible, i could already tell what kind of users were on there. i basically just use the W203 section as a car audio forum, that and i get an average of 4 people a week messaging me with car audio questions.

Agreed. OP, I think carmax price would be pretty close to what you are asking. Quick and easy exit.

There is tons of incredibly useful information in the stickies and, for the most part, you can get answers to just about any question you want, but as a "community", they're basically a bunch of feral, rabid, retards.

FWIW, I think the price you have in mind is super cheap. Maybe in the local area there is not much interest in a car like the C55, but if you advertise in a media which hits the entire US (you know who those folks are) you will pull from other markets. I have jumped on an airplane to buy two separate cars and driven pretty far for a third. If the car is mint and the price is right I would not hesitate.

I think there are plenty of folks out there like me who will spot your ad and think nothing of coming to get it if it's better than the other alternatives out there in their price range. Don't sell yourself short by selling it at a fire-sale price - unless you need the money immediately. A well written ad with some great pictures will go a long way.

Good luck whatever you decide to do.

It's a very attractive price point. It should sell fast at that price, especially that most repairs needed at that mileage have been done already. If I was still in the market, I would have driven up there in a heartbeat.

I think the only thing that might keep some potential buyers from pulling the trigger is the ash interior. Black interior is more sought after. But at that price, I'm sure someone will be willing to sacrifice some of his preferences.

I got mine with only 60K miles almost a year ago for the same price. Seller was originally asking 17.7K, but after the PPI indicated a few repairs were needed, I was able to haggle it down to 15.5K.

It helped that the previous owner was very motivated (he was itching to jump to a C63) and wasn't really savvy about the car. My impression was that he's a typical loaded guy that just leaves the car at the dealership and does whatever the dealer says, then pays the bills. The repairs that were needed were not critical and are expected at that mileage (valve cover gasket etc).
The dealer quoted a crazy high price as expected, so I used that to my advantage knowing that it'll cost only a fraction at my indy MB tech. I pretended that it's a deal breaker and acted that I was about to walk away, so he came down a lot in price.

I think I'm going to take the advice of a few on here and throw it up on Ebay this weekend for my asking price with no reserve and let the free market decide what I get for it. My email has been flooded with scammers and low ballers. I'm sure I will have to deal with a few non-paying bidders (as I have in the past), but at least it will be more serious potential buyers.

Thanks guys, I really appreciate the input!

Well the good news is that when I list my car it's gonna be for a non-negotiable $20k even. So hopefully you'll sell yours quick!

Ha I saw this on Ebay and was considering msg'ing you with a compliment of the price. Thats basically what they are bringing at the auction..

Here is a rundown of what went through Manheim Auction

3-01-12 PA 83,128m 15,250 SIL

3-06-12 FL 65,795m 15,800 GRY

3-08-12 ? 122,322m 11,000 BLK

3-08-12 OH 74,766 12,000 GLD

3-13-12 OH 74,922 13,500 ( same car as above just made a quick 1,500)

4-02-12 NC 70,013 16,500 BLK

GL and don't go a penny less.

Why is that good news??

Im in SoCal. would love to sell my c230 and pick that up

Hey,

is this car still for sale? Im interested in purchasing it. Let me know please. Thanks!