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1995 Mercedes Benz S600 Sedan V12 Luxury Very Nice No Rust on 2040-cars

US $7,500.00
Year:1995 Mileage:87000 Color: The outside of the Mercedes is in overall good condition
Location:

Walls, Mississippi, United States

Walls, Mississippi, United States
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1995 Mercedes Benz S600 V12

87,350

$7500 BIN is a very fair price for this vehicle.  We are open to all offers.  Offers will only be accepted with a $200 deposit.

 

You have the chance to own a low mileage 1995 Mercedes s600.  This car is extremely nice and very dependable.

 

Exterior:

The outside of the Mercedes is in overall good condition.  The paint looks good and still shines.  There is a dent on the front passener's side door right under the door handle.  As you can see in the pic it will barely show up is nothing major.  Also the clear coat is peeling in a few spots:  Mainly on the hood in a few spots and a little on top of the passenger's side doors.  Absolutely no rust anywhere.  Overall the exterior of this car is extremely nice for it's age.

 

 

Interior: 

Inside of the Mercedes is extremely nice.  The headliner that covers the sunroof shade has peeled about 1/4 of the way.  The rest of the headliner along with the interior is imaculate. No issues here.  On a scale of 1 to 10 it's an 8 easily and maybe even a 9.  The seats look very good and the carpet is does as well.  Looks to be extremely pampered.  The speedometer doesn't work, otherwise there's nothing missing and everything works.   

 

Mechanical: 

Mechanicaly the car is very sound.  I've been driving it everyday and have not had any issues.  The engine doesn't smoke, leak, or miss.  It runs very quiet and is very strong.  Transmission shifts as it should. The ac blows cold and the heat blows very hot.  Transmission shifts as it should.  The ASR, ABS, and SRS lights are on all the time.  They have no effect on the way the car drives.  Sometimes th oil  level lights comes on.  I took it to a certified Mercedes Benz Technician.  They diagnosed it as being the oil level light sensor.  They are known to go bad.  This doesn't effect the operation of the engine  at all.  I just check the oil manually.  The oil pressure  stays strong at and around 3.

This car is not brand new, so please don't expect it to be.  However overall for it's age it's in great shape.  PLease ask any questions you may have.  $200 deposit is due within 24 hours and remaining balance is due within 72 hours unless other arrangements are made before bidding.  No exceptions!  Thanks.


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