Silver 2005 Ml 350 Special Edition With 149k Miles - Clean Title on 2040-cars
Trabuco Canyon, California, United States
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I am the second owner, and bought this a year ago from my mother who was the sole owner of it and took immaculate care of it. I haven't necessarily treated it like a baby as it is just an extra car for me, but between my lack of desire to drive SUVs or Trucks and my mother being an older Asian lady, I suspect this thing has never gone over 70mph in it's entire life and that may explain the lack of any troublesome issues either of us have had with this one. If you'd like to see more pictures or just have questions feel free to ask as I can't think of anything significant to mention here that hasn't been mentioned already other than I smoke in it, but rarely and that it will need another synthetic oil change in about 3000 more miles. Thanks for looking.
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