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FS: 2007 CLS63 - 23k miles & 1 owner....
10-20-2011, 09:41 PM
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FS: 2007 CLS63 - 23k miles & 1 owner....
A friend of mine is selling his 2007 CLS63 AMG as he just took delivery of a Panemera Turbo... I thought I'd try to help him out by listing here - if you have interest, I'll put you in direct contact with him.
This is a 1 owner, meticulously (and I mean that) maintained car. It is obsidian black with black nappa leather / matt wood interior. It has the keyless go, parktronic & premium package plus options which took the MSRP north of $100k.
The only modification was the OZ Racing Superleggera II wheels - they look great on the car. The original wheels are included also.
Again, this is a very well maintained & regularly detailed car that has been kept and driven by a wealthy enthusiast. I think the price is extremely fair.
Please PM me if interested - I hope to have more pictures soon...
This is a 1 owner, meticulously (and I mean that) maintained car. It is obsidian black with black nappa leather / matt wood interior. It has the keyless go, parktronic & premium package plus options which took the MSRP north of $100k.
The only modification was the OZ Racing Superleggera II wheels - they look great on the car. The original wheels are included also.
Again, this is a very well maintained & regularly detailed car that has been kept and driven by a wealthy enthusiast. I think the price is extremely fair.
Please PM me if interested - I hope to have more pictures soon...
10-22-2011, 12:06 AM
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My apologies... I completely forgot to list the price!
$47,500
From my research, this is a very fair price considering it's the original owner who is taking a ~$55k hit on his original purchase.
I guess the market will decide on the value.
$47,500
From my research, this is a very fair price considering it's the original owner who is taking a ~$55k hit on his original purchase.
I guess the market will decide on the value.
