2013 MERCEDES E350 -$14,500
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2013 MERCEDES E350 -$14,500
This vehicle sustained repairable collision damage right 3/4 nose and the air bags are intact. There is additional repairable collision damage to the rear. This unit is being sold with a salvage title and has 4,096 miles. For more information and photos for this vehicle or to check out other vehicle please visit http://www.salvagezone.com/inventory.../MERCEDES/6397
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Right rear tire appears to be bent inboard at the front as well, or maybe just the photo.
If it could be repaired for $15k and no frame damage, probably a reasonable deal. The problem with collisions is that years later things can become apparent that aren't now. If the right rear is bent, now you are talking suspension repairs as well. there was a reason the insurance totaled this car - they aren't dumb.
If it could be repaired for $15k and no frame damage, probably a reasonable deal. The problem with collisions is that years later things can become apparent that aren't now. If the right rear is bent, now you are talking suspension repairs as well. there was a reason the insurance totaled this car - they aren't dumb.
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Don't think about it. Stay Away from it. Insurance companies are no dummies, if they thought the car could be repaired like new, it would've been. They saw something that you are not.
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In addition, I am not aware of any insurance company that will provide physical damage coverage (collision & comprehensive) on a vehicle that has a salvaged title. It would be best to just let it go.
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He is selling it obviously not asking for advice.
This thing is probably not worth > $500, even if you are a MB mech. since you'll probably spend $50K of your time fixing it over the next several years. Unless he (the OP) is (from the title of the thread) offering it with $14,500 cash included to sweeten the deal, to get the eyesore off the lot ASAP
This thing is probably not worth > $500, even if you are a MB mech. since you'll probably spend $50K of your time fixing it over the next several years. Unless he (the OP) is (from the title of the thread) offering it with $14,500 cash included to sweeten the deal, to get the eyesore off the lot ASAP
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