Seems a bit pricey... ?
What do you think it's worth?
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Mercedes-Benz-E-Class-AMG-/271837726181?forcerrptr=true&hash=item3f4aca85e5&item=271837726181
Last edited by TheTherapist; Apr 14, 2015 at 02:55 PM.
A 2006 with 37k miles sold for $28K at a franchised Mercedes-Benz dealership in California a few months ago.
https://mbworld.org/forums/w211-amg/...alerships.html
don't you have an e55 alrdy ? lol
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These days we are seeing the extreme, run-outs with >100K and collector grade with <30K.
The really clean low mile cars come from wealthy households or enthusiast, in both cases they are not the primary mode of transportation, so rather than putting on miles commuting in stop and go traffic 30 miles a day these cars were driven to the country club two times a week and to the yacht club once a week and oh maybe a trip to the FBO once or twice a week for a total of like 60 miles a week.
The run-outs come from a very different place, they are the primary mode of transportation the "daily driver" and of those, many do not have a nice garage at night or covered parking during the day (talk about dried out), they are used to haul everything that will fit, pets included. In these households this car has multiple duty cycle per day, not to mention the excessive number of (SBC) brake applications in stop and go commute. Because it is the only car, the maintenance and service work can suffer as need for car makes for hurried work.
I know what matters to me, and I am happy there are people that think low miles are a bad thing.
Last edited by Hammer Down; Apr 16, 2015 at 12:03 AM.


























... some of these low miles are just bought and left there for days.
