Selling my facelifted S550
I'm selling my 2007 s550 4matic that has been facelifted. I purchased from Mercedes in NJ as a certified pre owned car.
My ad is here:
http://www.autotrader.com/cars-for-s...31135304&Log=0
In a nutshell:
- 103K miles
- S63 Body kit
- Fishcake LED lights
- AMG s63 tips
- LED taillights
- Lomo M1 lowering module
- Stock wheels
- Keyless Entry
- Front and rear sensors (no back up camera)
- standard sunroof
Condition:
- Great shape and paint still shines
- always garaged
- NO Errors in Dash!
- Clean Car fax, never crashed or body work done
- Driven by 40+ year adult
- AC is cold
- never raced or abused
- clean interior, no rips in the leather etc
Service:
- Schedule C just done last week. Next service is 12,000 miles from now
- All brake pads replaced with Akebono Brakes with very little break dust last month
- Just passed NYC car inspection
Including an extra set of TPMS Mercedes sensors to put onto your new wheels.
All you need to put on wheels and you are set. Look at previous posts of my pictures.
PLEASE, please, please, do not offer me low ball price. The parts of the upgrade cost close to 5K.
I paid a lot for this car and I put a lot of love into this car. I have other priorities that are coming up that I need to deal with, my daughter's sweet 16, I need to lease a car for my daughter and buy a new car for my wife.
Thanks for looking.
I'd play down the cosmetic mods. To the trained eye and experienced buyer that stuff is evident and appreciated. To the inexperienced buyer its says you monkeyed with the car's body in a major way.
Generally on AutoTrader I've found that it will let you know when you're priced right. You'll get nothing but scammers if you're even a little too high, and the moment you hit the sweet spot stuff starts happening. Since buyers bracket their search by maximum price, you may want to tuck it just under $25,000 ($24,900 for example) to widen out the market a bit.
You're gonna get 90% crackpot and low-ball offers, including retards who ask you point blank "what's the least you'd take for it?" to which I replied "what's the most you'd offer for it?". Your selling season is short where you are, so don't stick at your price too long if you're not seeing action.
Given how high NY sales tax is, you might want to save yourself the headaches of a private sale entirely and just trade it at wholesale on your wife's new car. (You'd need to get wholesale + the sales tax spread on the new car to just break even on a private sale.)
TH: I had the mods for a while, over two years so i have enjoyed it since and but it is time for me to move on. Like I said, I plan to get a W222 also i have other priorities that that I have to deal with and I have decided to put away my interests to deal with a growing family.




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But he needs to at least try to get his price and see what happens. Can't hurt.
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