Description:

Selling a 2004 Mercedes-Benz S500 4Matic Sedan. It has a 5.0L V8 24V M113 Engine. It is equipped with Air Suspension (AirMatic) and All-Wheel-Drive (4-Matic), 5-speed automatic transmission. The engine and transmission are bulletproof and present no issues, pull and shift well, with just short of 106,000 miles. The M113 engine is one of the best engines made by Mercedes-Benz and it was used in numerous other M-B cars. In this application it produces 302 hp and 339 lb⋅ft and it is silky smooth.
The interior is clean, black in color with real burled walnut wood dash trim. This luxury car has heated seats, power adjustable seats, steering wheel, side mirrors, navigation, double glazed windows, black leather in pristine condition. There are no stains or smells in the interior, and all accessories including folding rear headrest and rear sunshade work with the exception of the lumbar support function on the seats.
The car comes with a full tank of premium gas, one key, the owner's manual. Recently an oil change was done, (5000 miles until next one). Exterior is free of rust, scratches, dents. There aren’t any window chips or breaks. CarFax report shows clean history with no accidents and clean title. Turn the key and loft away in luxury anywhere you please, this car is ready to go!

Known issues: The car will need new tires. The low tire pressure light is on, but tires hold air, TPMS sensors are missing. AirMatic light is on, car presents no sagging or deflated suspension, the system needs to be serviced. 

Disclaimer: I am selling this vehicle on behalf of the owner. I have all the required documents to complete the transaction. Cash is preferred. No personal checks. No Trades. No Shipping. Price is $6000 or best offer. Please do not ask for LOWEST PRICE. Located near Arborland Mall, US23 & Washtenaw in Ann Arbor, Michigan. Please feel free to ask any questions or to schedule a time to see the car in person.

- “The S-Class is the supreme consumer durable, the car that archaeologists will unearth in a million years. Best car in the world? Maybe.” - James May, Top Gear 1998