zman62

I am in the market for a E63. I know of one that has the options I want however it was used by Mercedes as a demo track car for 4k miles. This is the total miles on the car. Should this be a concern??

NickE63

No diff. Whats the difference if you beat on it or they do?

vdubpower

my car had 63 miles on it when i got it, didnt think of it initially but then thought about it, thats quite a few miles,....car is fine tho, plus its all covered by warrenty

u should be able to get a deal on that one....though they will call it new but there must be some sort of limit to miles they can use to call it new, i woiuld think

gsnyc

they are stuck with new ones, why buy a car that was abused non-stop for 4k miles? even if everything was replaced that car had a hard start.

otakki

I'm not sure if there is a limit to miles for them to call it new. As long as the car has never been registered, the dealership will call it new. Last Novemeber, there was that local MB dealer trying to sell me a E63 with over 9K miles as new. It was reportedly driven by the one of the dealership chain's CEO's. There were multiple deep scrapes on the front lower chin yet they still call it new. I ain't buying their BS.

Raddoc

Since the one I bought was sold as "new," I had everything remotely wrong with it fixed. New lower bumper, all wheel rash removed, scratches/swirls removed, dents repaired....

Trust me, it looks new now. A friend bought a new one 3 months ago, and mine looks better than theirs. They actually have more miles than me by now, also.

otakki

That's good, at least they have made every effort to make everything as good as it is when it first came off the ship.

vdubpower

do u know if i t was an amg academy car

zman62

It might have been but I am not positive.