MERCEDES BENZ R350 4 DOOR SPORT UTILITY, 2010, Fully Loaded, LOW MILES - $36500 (Miss
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MERCEDES BENZ R350 4 DOOR SPORT UTILITY, 2010, Fully Loaded, LOW MILES - $36500 (Miss
This listing is for (1) 2010 Mercedes-Benz R350 4 Door Sport Utility Vehicle. Fully Loaded. The entire vehicle is in beautiful condition and garage kept. It has been lightly driven for 2 years and only has 21,300 miles. It has never been in an accident and has absolutely no damage other than a few very small, barley noticeable cosmetic blemishes. Everything works perfectly and it still has the remainder of the factory warranty.
We are the original owner and have possession of the clear title. Mileage: 21,100 Engine:3.5L.Color: White
Power Everything: Windows, Mirrors, Seats.Includes: Cruise Control, Navigation, 6 Disc CD Changer, Heated Seats, Optional On The Fly Paddle Shifting, Third Row Seat, Power Panoramic Sun Roof and Moon Roof, Parking Sensors, Rear back Up Camera, Satellite Radio (Sirius XM) 20" Alloy Wheels, Leather Seats, Side and Overhead Air Bags
Call (949) 421-9103 Serious Inquires Only
(Please do not contact me if you are an "Auto Trader" type of Business asking to sell the car for me)
VIN Number: 4JGCB6FE2AA112402
MSRP $58,800.00 after fully loaded options
We are the original owner and have possession of the clear title. Mileage: 21,100 Engine:3.5L.Color: White
Power Everything: Windows, Mirrors, Seats.Includes: Cruise Control, Navigation, 6 Disc CD Changer, Heated Seats, Optional On The Fly Paddle Shifting, Third Row Seat, Power Panoramic Sun Roof and Moon Roof, Parking Sensors, Rear back Up Camera, Satellite Radio (Sirius XM) 20" Alloy Wheels, Leather Seats, Side and Overhead Air Bags
Call (949) 421-9103 Serious Inquires Only
(Please do not contact me if you are an "Auto Trader" type of Business asking to sell the car for me)
VIN Number: 4JGCB6FE2AA112402
MSRP $58,800.00 after fully loaded options
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Nicely equipped might be a better description. The price seems about $3.5K too high for a 2010 R350. Low mileage but that generally won't add huge $$ at resale time. Some, not $3.5K.
KBB Private sale in Very Good condition = $33,312
Very Good for KBB = 75% of brakes left and 50% of tire tread.
Edmunds private sale in Outstanding condition = $34,334
Edmunds private sale in Very Good condition = $32,918
Looks like a $33K car.
Just took a look at the 2010 brochure for the R-Class online. Wow, Mercedes really slashed the options list for these cars between 2007 and 2010. Lots of stuff you can't even get in 2010. Much more manageable menu of choices. Gone = leather, rear center console, bi-xenon headlights & washers, interior trim pkg, airmatic suspension.
KBB Private sale in Very Good condition = $33,312
Very Good for KBB = 75% of brakes left and 50% of tire tread.
Edmunds private sale in Outstanding condition = $34,334
Edmunds private sale in Very Good condition = $32,918
Looks like a $33K car.
Just took a look at the 2010 brochure for the R-Class online. Wow, Mercedes really slashed the options list for these cars between 2007 and 2010. Lots of stuff you can't even get in 2010. Much more manageable menu of choices. Gone = leather, rear center console, bi-xenon headlights & washers, interior trim pkg, airmatic suspension.
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MERCEDES BENZ R350 4 DOOR SPORT UTILITY, 2010, Fully Loaded, LOW MILES - $36500
Interesting to read the replies to our recent 350R Classified listing.
So make me an offer if interested
Not sure why one would say low mileage on a car wouldn't help increase the value??
Also interesteing to find not one used R350 Listed on Mercedes Benz pre owned classified websitehttp://www.mypreownedmercedes.com/used with 25,000 miles and under on it priced lower than $35,000. Most of them listed from $35000 to $40,000 with more miles than ours and fewer options.
So make me an offer if interested
Not sure why one would say low mileage on a car wouldn't help increase the value??
Also interesteing to find not one used R350 Listed on Mercedes Benz pre owned classified websitehttp://www.mypreownedmercedes.com/used with 25,000 miles and under on it priced lower than $35,000. Most of them listed from $35000 to $40,000 with more miles than ours and fewer options.
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Interesting to read the replies to our recent 350R Classified listing.
So make me an offer if interested
Not sure why one would say low mileage on a car wouldn't help increase the value??
Also interesteing to find not one used R350 Listed on Mercedes Benz pre owned classified websitehttp://www.mypreownedmercedes.com/used with 25,000 miles and under on it priced lower than $35,000. Most of them listed from $35000 to $40,000 with more miles than ours and fewer options.
So make me an offer if interested
Not sure why one would say low mileage on a car wouldn't help increase the value??
Also interesteing to find not one used R350 Listed on Mercedes Benz pre owned classified websitehttp://www.mypreownedmercedes.com/used with 25,000 miles and under on it priced lower than $35,000. Most of them listed from $35000 to $40,000 with more miles than ours and fewer options.
And an asking price is not the same as a sale price. So there are other people even more out of touch with reality. Let me know what it sells for. Nothing else matters.
Try going to websites where people actually shop for used cars. Autotrader or Cars.com come to mind. Here's your real competition.
http://www.autotrader.com/cars-for-s...Index=12&Log=0
And one with lower mileage at a lower price........
http://www.cars.com/go/search/detail...nal&listType=1
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MERCEDES BENZ R350 4 DOOR SPORT UTILITY, 2010, Fully Loaded, LOW MILES - $36500
Sorry, no one is butt hurt here boss. We just think it's rude when someone who obviously isn't interested in doing business with us needs to stick there nose in something just to sound like a know it all. If someone really wants this car they will do their own research, and as in all used car transactions prices are negotiable.
A car that has a clear title and several years left on the factory Mercedes warranty sure would be worth 3.K to me. If the transmission ever were to failed it would cost $10,000 to fix. Please keep you opinions to yourself. We're just trying to sell a car for our family.
A car that has a clear title and several years left on the factory Mercedes warranty sure would be worth 3.K to me. If the transmission ever were to failed it would cost $10,000 to fix. Please keep you opinions to yourself. We're just trying to sell a car for our family.
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Sorry, no one is butt hurt here boss. We just think it's rude when someone who obviously isn't interested in doing business with us needs to stick there nose in something just to sound like a know it all. If someone really wants this car they will do their own research, and as in all used car transactions prices are negotiable.
A car that has a clear title and several years left on the factory Mercedes warranty sure would be worth 3.K to me. If the transmission ever were to failed it would cost $10,000 to fix. Please keep you opinions to yourself. We're just trying to sell a car for our family.
A car that has a clear title and several years left on the factory Mercedes warranty sure would be worth 3.K to me. If the transmission ever were to failed it would cost $10,000 to fix. Please keep you opinions to yourself. We're just trying to sell a car for our family.
A clear title is a major selling point for you? Really? That's the minimum expectation for any sane buyer.
Several years left on the warranty? Really? You are a marketing specialist aren't you? The factory warranty was 48 months or 50,000 miles. That means your car has roughly 24 months or 29,000 miles left. Either way that hardly equates to "several years". When you drove it off the lot the warranty was "several years". Hard to see how that has stayed constant.
And if there is another car with the same warranty coverage left (there is) for less money (there is) then warranty is moot as a selling point.
If the transmission fails, any failure at all, it will cost $10,000 to fix it? Really? Maybe no one should consider buying your car. The economics don't seem to make much sense. Seems like a money pit.
This just doesn't seem to be going your way. Never mind, maybe you'll find a sucker. They say one's born every minute.
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