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I won’t bore you with a long story. I’ll just say that I bought a ‘13 ML350 about 3 years ago. Last April I test drove a ML63. I put my ML350 up for sale and waited until I finally sold it this past Tuesday night. Friday afternoon I finally had my very own 63. It’s surprising how drastically different these two are from each other. Love it.
Thanks! I wasn’t sure on the wheels at first, but I like them. I had 22” ML63 replicas on the 350, so I like that this one has another optional wheel. I had to run the vin to verify they were original, and they are in fact the option that the original owner choose. 21x10.5 twin spoke. Car is a single owner 2014 with driving package and performance package. Has 31k miles. Hard to complain about that!
Wow didn’t know those were an option. Can’t say I’ve seen them.
Well after looking into it further, I might’ve been mistaken. I’m not sure what kind of wheels they are, but I will be finding out. If they aren’t quality, they will be coming off. Interesting.
Love the ride, let us all know what wheels you are planning. I'm in the UK and looking to buy a low mileage ML63 W166 but trying to find the right spec is proving difficult.
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