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I have a 2015 S63 AMG for sale
- VIN: WDDUG7JB2FA164221
- Paint: Designo Magno Alanite (Matte Grey)
- Interior: Designo Black/Porcelain
- Trim: Carbon Fiber/Black Lacquer
- Fully Loaded (CCB, all options, all packages)
— Exception: Night Vision + Magic Sky
- Mileage: 32,000
- In excellent condition interior and exterior
- Clean CarFax (No Accidents, No Issues)
- Reliable car broken in and driven by a car enthusiast. Never track driven, is a 2nd daily car
- Roughly 4,500mi put on per year
- No issues during ownership besides replacing far left and far right black engine intake tube from showing signs of wear (took the dealerships word on it); new one looks much more heavy duty, clearly from a different MBZ supplier or from a 2018-2020 model; cost was $486.14. Also replaced all TPMS sensors as one failed thus replaced all four (low cost item might as well for preventative maintenance at dealerships recommendation). When I’m in town using that car I can’t afford the time needed to bring it in.
- Serviced by Mercedes-Benz Dealership only so all service history can be supplied.
I am a car enthusiast, and take great care of my cars and water toys (anything motor powered). I also live between two states (split my time 80% & 20%). This car was garaged where I spend 20% of my time during the year, hence the low mileage and condition.
Aftermarket:
- 3M Crystalline 50% Windshield Tint
- 3M ColorStable 25% Sides & Rear Tint
- OEM Wheels Painted Black (By MB Dealership)
- OEM Black Wheel Center Caps (4)
- Valentine One Hardwired (non evasive install)
- Xpel Stealth PPF (Front Bumper, Rear Bumper, Fuel Door)
- Xpel Gloss PPF (Carbon Mirror Caps, Carbon Side Rocker Panels)
- Never installed any “real aftermarket parts” like wheels, suspension, performance parts, anything of that nature. Only PPF film and V1 (radar detector) hardwire to power on with ignition on). Thus the car is essentially 100% OEM.
The car runs great and has no issues. I am just looking for a 2019-2020 S63 of the same spec.
Tires are only a few months old.
F: 255/40ZR-20 MICHELIN PILOT SPORT 4S
R: 285/35ZR-20 MICHELIN PILOT SPORT 4S
Asking Price: $75,500
-Current Location: Miami, FL
-Can provide vehicle service history on request
-Will make the car available for PPI on request
PPF is the best investment one can make immediately after delivery but after paint correction is done, even on a brand new vehicle. Then glass sealant and paint sealant on top of PPF. This is how I take delivery of my cars (straight to the Detailer then I pick it up there).
Maybe the community can help me with this:
I have been trying to find a 2019-2020 S63 AMG Sedan or Coupe that is fully loaded with CCB’s/Fully Loaded (exterior color can be any but interior has to be black or same as my spec).
At this point willing to buy or lease any color and just have a matte color PPF film applied to 100% of the car. Black interior or Black/Porcelain is important though.
Expanding my search in any color has not helped, been impossible to find a 2019-2020 M/Y. Found 1 a month ago in NYC and it was CPO off lease then sold the very next day to someone in Ohio. Found another yesterday and when I was 10 minutes away I received a text message saying the car was sold. If anyone knows of a better way to search or knows of one please let me know! My search has been time consuming for months now, feels endless.
If anyone has any questions regarding the car, feel free to reach out to me via DM or email which is my MBWorld username at gmail dot com
Files Included In One Drive Folder (linked)
- 35 Photos of Car Interior/Exterior
- MSRP Window Sticker
- CarFax Report
Front Left Side Right Side Front Left Left Drivers Interior ODO (Mileage now af 32,000) Front Interior Rear Interior (Executive Back Seat Package) Rear Interior 2 (Executive Back Seat Package) Rear Interior (Showing Panoramic Roof) Carbon Fiber Mirror (Has Xpel PPF Film Applied) Rear Wheel (Black, CCB Brakes) Side Carbon Rocker Panel (Xpel PPF Applied) Designo Alanite Metallic Grey Paintwork (Xpel Stealth PPF Applied To Fuel Door) Front Wheel (Black, CCB Brakes) Front Image Front Side Image VIN Photo Interior Dashboard Interior Rear
Looks to be a 2019 at a JLR dealer in North Miami that is close to your spec, missing the high end audio though. Your current spec in a 2019 or newer is going to be very hard to find as it looks to have just about every option and they did not make a ton of these. I just picked up a 2019 with your spec minus the CCB package as I just could not find one with CCB and everything else I wanted. The problem is they stopped making S63's in 2021 because they had to allocate the M177 motors to the new SL. I don't even think a 2021 S63 exists, I think the effective last year was 2020 as nothing any newer shows up anywhere. In fact on Auto Trader right now there are only 55 2019 or newer S63 sedans in the entire USA with under 30K miles and only 22 when you lower the max mileage to 15K. So there is very little stock and some of it is lemon law cars and you do not want that. I don't think this is a chip issue but rather an S63 issue because of the gap in production. At this point your options are to wait for the right spec to pop up, settle for no CCB, or wait for the 2023's to come out but who knows what they will cost as I understand they are doing a pretty big revamp of the model with a new 800HP gas electric motor.
Here is one that fits your criteria. They want all the money for it though. 200K original MSRP, asking 165K. I bet they would come down on the price. It is at MB of Hoffman Estates.
I also wanted to add that the asking price is negotiable within reason.
It would be nice to know that this car is being handed over to a fellow car enthusiast so I figured why not post it online for a little while.
Whoever is the 2nd owner will surely enjoy it, timeless looking AMG with a near $200k sticker ($199,015 to be exact). Every option you need plus some.
If you are ever in stopped traffic (the kind that doesn't move for an hour or more), you can relax in the back seat and the alarm clock is the car behind you
I also wanted to add that the asking price is negotiable within reason.
It would be nice to know that this car is being handed over to a fellow car enthusiast so I figured why not post it online for a little while.
Whoever is the 2nd owner will surely enjoy it, timeless looking AMG with a near $200k sticker ($199,015 to be exact). Every option you need plus some.
If you are ever in stopped traffic (the kind that doesn't move for an hour or more), you can relax in the back seat and the alarm clock is the car behind you
- avlnch
is this still up for grabs? If so could you contact me @ two14nine3120eight2. I’m definitely interested
I also wanted to add that the asking price is negotiable within reason.
It would be nice to know that this car is being handed over to a fellow car enthusiast so I figured why not post it online for a little while.
Whoever is the 2nd owner will surely enjoy it, timeless looking AMG with a near $200k sticker ($199,015 to be exact). Every option you need plus some.
If you are ever in stopped traffic (the kind that doesn't move for an hour or more), you can relax in the back seat and the alarm clock is the car behind you
- avlnch
Haha, I got your car in 2019 without Ceramic brakes though. 33K miles. 😁
Just realized this was 2 years back
Last edited by borek40404; May 24, 2024 at 03:53 PM.
Haha, I got your car in 2019 without Ceramic brakes though. 33K miles. 😁
Just realized this was 2 years back
How, I'd be pissed if someone had removed them and sold them for $8000 and then turn around and sold the car at the market price as if it had the CCB brakes?
CCB brakes do not add a ton of trade in value at the dealer so some folks swap them for steel units before trade in as they can be sold as a set for 10K plus if they are in nice shape. Either that or a disk was damaged or delaminated and it was cheaper to just swap to steel. Car would need to have been programed for Steel brakes though so that is worth checking as the CCB set up uses a different set of algorithms for braking.
How, I'd be pissed if someone had removed them and sold them for $8000 and then turn around and sold the car at the market price as if it had the CCB brakes?
No, you misunderstood me. I have the same car only mine is 2019 and has 33K . Also silver with panda interior and 4 seater with tvs and tables.
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