Patter123

Hey guys been looking to buy a P31 C63, coupe or sedan I don't have a preference. Found a couple clean ones, but sellers flaked. Been looking on every site known to man but can't find the one! Prefer it to be in Southern Cali but will take into consideration other places.

toosteeley

Have you considered looking in Canada? There's quite a few low KM examples available at the moment and with the strong US $, prices are good. Just a thought.

http://www.autotrader.ca/cars/merced...advancedSearch

Search only includes 507's, but you get the idea.

C63fora2w1

There are tons of cars available autotrader is full of them. If you want a certain model with certain options then your going to have to be patient and be willing to travel for the right car. I was lucky and found the exact car with all the options I wanted in my price range but I waited 4 months and flew to Seattle to pick it up once I found it.

bluefootedbooby

^Ditto

I looked for a couple months for the right one and flew to Phoenix it up.

Checked cars.com, autotrader, cargurus, searchtempest and here daily lol It was all worth it though :-)

Patter123

Yeah ive been checking everywhere, hopefully ill find one soon!

HBC350

What's your budget? My 2014 507 Coupe is for sale in So Cal.

https://mbworld.org/forums/c63-amg-w...ml#post7023262

Patter123

Budget is 45 for a really clean one, yeah we're too far off i think

QWKSNKE

I am also looking for a clean sedan. Been searching for 2012-2014. While there are quite a few that are for sale across the nation, it is shocking to how few are optioned with driver and passenger memory , lighting package, and rear sunshade. Those are deal breakers for me.

Also, was 2008 the only year for auto folding mirrors?

Mort

In the US 2008-2009 had the auto folding mirrors. Not sure if it was all cars or an option though. Canadian cars had it for all years.

HBC350

We're not that far apart. Come see it and make me an offer.

BadCompany

Americans have to be careful when importing. It depends on customs and whether the car you're buying meets all the federalization requirements. Some cars aren't hard (most American manufacturers because the north american cars are basically identical). Others are a nightmare. The same goes with how state DMVs treat them. Florida is notoriously easy on grey market cars. Others give no wiggle room. Also, a lot of financing institutions here treat Canadian cars as grey market and won't finance them. Then there is a problem with manufacturer warranties, etc. Sometimes they won't transfer from Canada to the U.S. I vaguely remember reading about someone that had a Canadian MB in the U.S. and they couldn't get something reflashed or updated. They were told they'd have to take it back to a dealer in Canada. I wish I could remember the thread... but yeah. It isn't as easy as just buying the car and registering it in the U.S.

And you should seriously consider HBC350's 507. It is already a pretty reasonable price, but if he is willing to negotiate... even better.

Dark_Knight

http://www.sullivanparkhillmb.com/in...gf7hb4bf585053

my old car, wanting to see them sell it before someone screws it up washing it wrong, never been in snow or power buffed, washed only by hand, has dev pckg LSD sunshades, carbon int, hid lights