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2004 Mercedes-benz C230 Kompressor Sedan 4-door 1.8l on 2040-cars

Year:2004 Mileage:86155
Location:

Ashtabula, Ohio, United States

Ashtabula, Ohio, United States

I'm selling my 2004 Mercedes-Benz C230 Sport for $6,000 OBO. I purchased the vehicle about 6 years ago. I have only put 30k miles on it since i've purchased it. Ive stored it in my garage most of the time. I'm selling it because I rarely have time to drive it. It has the 1.8l 4-cyl supercharged engine. Automatic transmission. Tinted windows. Xenon HID headlights. 19inch custom chrome wheels. I also have the 17inch factory wheels that will come with it. It runs and drives well. The body is in condition with no rust. However, someone keyed the car last year and I never had a chance to get it fixed. The key mark is all the way around the vehicle. The 19" rims do need tires on them. 1 tire is completely shot and does not hold air. The other 3 will need replaced as soon as possible. The 17" rims have two NEW tires on them but do need two new tires because they have no tread on them- they both hold air last I checked. The vehicle does run well with no problems, however there is a dummy light that comes on on occasion saying check tail lights but they do work. I brought it to the dealership couple years ago and they said the SAR unit needs reset or replaced. (They quoted me at $600). I chose to not fix it because everything works fine. This was a nice vehicle I've enjoyed over the past 6 years. Now that I have children I need to sell it to make room for our new SUV. I paid nearly $20,000.00 for this vehicle.

Buyer is responsible for pickup. Vehicle is located in Ashtabula, OH.

A $500 NON-REFUNDABLE deposit is due within 24 hours of auction ending. The remaining balance must be paid within 7 days after auction end, if payment is not received in full within 7 days, the deposit will be forfeited and vehicle will be relisted for auction.

Vehicle is sold as-is.


On Jun-18-14 at 15:41:14 PDT, seller added the following information:

I'm selling my 2004 Mercedes-Benz C230 Sport to THE HIGHEST BIDDER NO RESERVE. I purchased the vehicle about 6 years ago. I have only put 30k miles on it since i've purchased it. Ive stored it in my garage most of the time. I'm selling it because I rarely have time to drive it. It has the 1.8l 4-cyl supercharged engine. Automatic transmission. Tinted windows. Xenon HID headlights. 19inch custom chrome wheels. I also have the 17inch factory wheels that will come with it. It runs and drives well. The body is in GOOD condition with no rust. However, someone keyed the car last year and I never had a chance to get it fixed. The key mark is all the way around the vehicle. The 19" rims do need tires on them. 1 tire is completely shot and does not hold air. The other 3 will need replaced as soon as possible. The 17" rims have two NEW tires on them but do need two new tires because they have no tread on them- they both hold air last I checked. The vehicle does run well with no problems, however there is a dummy light that comes on saying check tail lights but they do work. I brought it to the dealership couple years ago and they said the SAR unit needs reset or replaced. (They quoted me at $600). I chose to not fix it because everything works fine its just an invalid error light. This was a nice vehicle I've enjoyed over the past 6 years. Now that I have children I need to sell it to make room for our new SUV. I paid nearly $20,000.00 for this vehicle.

Buyer is responsible for pickup. Vehicle is located in Ashtabula, OH.

 

If you are interested in viewing the vehicle, hearing it run and/or test driving it; please email me and we can schedule a time.

 

A $500 NON REFUNDABLE deposit must be received within 24 hours of auction ending. Payment must be received in full within 7 days of auction ending; if full payment is not received within 7 days, the deposit will be forfeited and the vehicle will be relisted for auction.

 

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