2008 Mercedes Benz Clk550 on 2040-cars
Union City, Tennessee, United States
This is a fabulous driving convertible for this wonderful weather! AMG sport package with lower miles in a stylish silver blue metallic and tan interior. This CLK550 is fully loaded with Harmon Kardon premium sound, satellite radio, navigation, blue tooth telephone connectivity, dual seats, Bi-xenon active light system, and multi contour premium leather seats. This 2 door convertible is a 5.5L V, 7-speep automatic with touch shift and overdrive. It also has auto dimming rear view mirror, electronic stability control, genuine wood dashboard, glass rear window, and rain sensing wipers. The breaks and premium performance tires are new. This is a recent 2nd owner car, and both owners know each other. Car has had all recommended services at Arlington Imports. It really is in outstanding condition and looks new in & out. This is not just a car it s a lifestyle!
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