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Finally picked up an E63 wagon a few months back. Looked off an on for over 4 years. And pretty consistently over the last 2. Finding the mileage, ownership history, service history, color combo etc. is hard enough...and then having the stars align to have one show up at a local dealer where I was almost weekly checking in with a salesperson allowing me to call "dibs" before 6 other people got in line to try and buy it. Really wasn't planning to switch into a new car this year, but felt like I would have regretted it if I didn't buy it...so I did what all car nuts do and made a questionable financial decision in the pursuit of driving enjoyment lol...really enjoying the car so far.
Updated pics..... still waiting for Godhand front spoiler and CF mirror caps... very happy with the painted chrome - was surprised how easily they came off !
Updated pics..... still waiting for Godhand front spoiler and CF mirror caps... very happy with the painted chrome - was surprised how easily they came off !
Are those the euro spec taillights? Where did you buy them?
Quite possible the two lowest mile w212 e63s in the country, I picked up my silver '14 with 11k miles last week, and my friends just got his grey '14 today with literally 2195 miles!
Don't worry, we're going to drive them!
Quite possible the two lowest mile w212 e63s in the country, I picked up my silver '14 with 11k miles last week, and my friends just got his grey '14 today with literally 2195 miles!
Don't worry, we're going to drive them!
They look really nice! I actually bought the facelift style taillights made by depo for my e550. I’ve never seen the euro ones on an e class so I’ve always wondered how they’d actually look
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