2005 Mercedes Cl65 Amg *immaculate Condition* – Upgraded, Keyless Go, Must See!! on 2040-cars
Boca Raton, Florida, United States
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For sale is my IMMACULATE 2005 Mercedes Benz CL65 AMG, with just over 65,600 miles. This car really needs to be seen in person to be appreciated. I have meticulously maintained this vehicle mechanically and physically, inside and out. This car has all the options, including Keyless Go and front/rear parking sensors, which are great options that a lot of these cars don’t have. Since this is my second car, I only use it about once a week, so it is always garage kept and is never left in the sun. I paid for this car in full when I purchased it, so there are no liens and I have the Title in hand, which will make for an easier transaction. Due to the nature of my business, I need to get an SUV and sell the CL65. Below is a list of work that has been recently done to the car:
All the parts, service and labor listed above total over $11,000. Receipts and service records can be provided upon request. As you can see in the picture, the car comes with all the original books and manuals. As far as performance modifications, the 3 mods I have done to the car are lowering links (which improves the whole look of the car), drop-in K&N air filters and a custom mandrel-bent exhaust downpipe professionally installed right behind the turbos, which enables the turbos to breath much better and spool faster. The downpipe also makes the car sound really good, much better than stock in my opinion. The only areas on the interior of the vehicle that show any kind of normal wear are the left side of the driver’s seat cushion and the arm rest on the driver’s side door (seen in pictures). In my opinion, both areas are much less worn than the average amount of wear of a vehicle with similar or even less mileage. The rest of the interior is almost flawless and looks practically un-used. The front windshield doesn’t have any kind of chips or scratches at all, not even one imperfection. If anyone has any questions or would like any additional information about the car, please don’t hesitate to message me or call me at 561-843-4104. To arrange a local showing of the car, please try to let me know one day in advance. Thanks, Brandon. |
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