1998 E430
my friend has the opportunity to buy a 98 E430 for 8k cash. I know blue book says one thing, nada says another, etc., to me the best guage of the true market value comes from people who own it.
it's white with grey interior, and is in good condition. still need it to get checked by a mechanic, but how much do you think it would be worth, assuming it was in great shape?
oh yeah, it has 140k on it!
thanks!!!
my friend has the opportunity to buy a 98 E430 for 8k cash. I know blue book says one thing, nada says another, etc., to me the best guage of the true market value comes from people who own it.
it's white with grey interior, and is in good condition. still need it to get checked by a mechanic, but how much do you think it would be worth, assuming it was in great shape?
oh yeah, it has 140k on it!
thanks!!!
If you look long and hard enough, you will always find a better, cleaner and less expensive vehicle. I think it's more important to know the service history, doing a complete mechanical and body inspection.
Based on mileage, and you can't tell by looking at a vehicle, one with 120k miles that did a lot of highway driving is probably better than one with 90k miles but never left the city limits. Stop and go traffic means more transmission shifts, higher RPM's rather then steady RPM's, and harder on the cooling system.
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i think we might end up passing on this one, but i'll let you know...!





