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Mercedes-Benz C-Class (2007)
for sale

Price: US $7,499.00

Description:

This car is in fantastic shape. It has just had front brake rotors and pads installed, as well as a fresh detail inside and out prior to sale. It runs, drives, and stops just like a new Mercedes. I bought this car in 2013 with 58k miles for $15, 000. I used this car to commute with (60 miles round trip) and keep the miles off of my other car. I've since taken a job 2 miles from home and no longer need a second vehicle. This car has been very reliable and has not had any problems since I've owned it.
Kelly Blue Book says it is now (Aug 2nd) worth $9, 200 for private party sale in Very Good condition and about $10, 000 in Excellent Condition. Suggested Retail (Dealer Pricing) is about $11, 300.
This car has black leather interior that is in great condition with dark maple wood accents.The Black Leather Heated Sport seats look almost new. There is hardly any visible indication that people have ever sat in them. No tears or rips that I can see.
Dual Zone climate control works very well. The driver and passenger can set different cabin temperatures.
Power everything.7-speed automatic transmission with manual shift mode.
The Good Year Eagle Sport All-Season tires are almost new.
The Brakes are brand new in the front and only about a year old in the rear.
Current New Jersey Inspection and should pass inspection anywhere. There are no leaks, noises, or indication that this car is anything less than perfect.The wheels are the factory Mercedes Sport Wheels that have black Plasti-Dip. The Plasti-Dip may be peeled off if the new owner prefers the factory color.
Car is beautiful and needs nothing.
Clean and clear title in my name.
Please contact me via (856) 571-1752 to schedule a test drive, or to view the car in person.
For any additional pictures, videos, questions, or concerns feel free to call or text message me at (856) 571-1752 or send me a message through eBay. Thanks for viewing.
I do not offer financing, but many banks and credit unions do. I've heard CapitalOne is very easy to work with if you need a car loan.
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