'03 E320 wagon 44k for $24000. a very good deal?
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'03 E320 wagon 44k for $24000. a very good deal?
I'm looking at a '03 E320 wagon 45k milage for $24000. Still have 6mo. 5k factory warranty left . One personal owner, clean carfax report and autocheck report, no damage history. Blk on blk. standard options with heated seats/moonroof/CD changer. It is a NY car. Will this be a concern?
This price, 24k, is even lower than the trade in value from both Edmunds and kbb (around 27,-30k range). I will have it inspected tomorrow. It is sold by a reputable dealer so I think probably things will be fine. But its been on the market since Feb, makes me wondering... Is this a very good deal? too good to be true?
year 2003 is an overlaping model year for E-class. 2003 Sedans are W211 and 2003 wagons are still W210. Could this be the reason that edmunds and Kbb appraised 2003 wagon at 27k-30k range while 2002 wagon at 18k-22k range? Even 2004 wagons are only appraised for 29k-33k. So there is definately a big jump between 2002 and 2003 for wagons, which shouldn't be the case if both are based on W210, right?
This price, 24k, is even lower than the trade in value from both Edmunds and kbb (around 27,-30k range). I will have it inspected tomorrow. It is sold by a reputable dealer so I think probably things will be fine. But its been on the market since Feb, makes me wondering... Is this a very good deal? too good to be true?
year 2003 is an overlaping model year for E-class. 2003 Sedans are W211 and 2003 wagons are still W210. Could this be the reason that edmunds and Kbb appraised 2003 wagon at 27k-30k range while 2002 wagon at 18k-22k range? Even 2004 wagons are only appraised for 29k-33k. So there is definately a big jump between 2002 and 2003 for wagons, which shouldn't be the case if both are based on W210, right?
