2003 Mercedes Supercharged Cl 55 Amg Low Miles! Super Rare! No Reserve Clean Car on 2040-cars
Barrington, Illinois, United States
Last buyer fell through!! I have now priced this car to sell!!! KBB is 22K for this car not including the $3000 rims I have on the car!! This car is amazing and it will sell!! DONT BE SHY TO SEND ME OFFERS!! Selling a super clean 2003 Supercharged CL55 AMG Coupe! Clean & Clear title.This car is a beast!!! 500HP and goes from 0-60 in 4.2 seconds!!! Supercharged V8!! This car is insane!! It also has OEM 20in 63 AMG Mercedes Gun Metal Rims which make the car look amazing ($3000 rims alone!!!). Car turns heads all day. Also a super rare car. Less than 1500 made this year in the US. Can dust almost anybody that pulls up next to you. I also put in $11,500 in the car (have all receipts for every penny) to make it run pristine!! If you know about cars, then you know all the insane options this car offers. 3 driving modes, manual option on the shifter OR the steering wheel paddles, traction control, ABC sport suspension mode (you can raise or lower the car as you please!!!), full body parking sensors, heated seats, massage options, power windows, power sunroof, IPod connection, 7 disc CD changer, BOSE premium sound, GPS Navigation, full on board screen, list goes on and on. Look up all the options online if you want. Car has everything you would want or need. All defects or issues are listed above and I mean this is all that's wrong with the car. Not hiding any other crap like most people do in their ads. Car has been professionally maintained by Loeber Motors, a highly respected and known dealership in the Chicago land area. Here's a list of what has been done: New supercharger pulley, clutch, new front & rear brake pads/rotors and sensors, new discs and shoes, new key, drive & serpentine belts, new ABC pump (for sport suspension), new hydraulics, seal rings, new fuel pump/filter, brand new AC compressor, Brand New Tires on the rear and fairly new tires on the front (75% tread left) and tinted windows!!! Full car diagnostic checks have been done to this car every time I have taken it in and the car is in excellent condition. No engine or transmission issues. Car only has 72k miles on it but is my daily driver so the miles will go up. Car was just serviced too and just passed an emissions test this month. I just threw up some pics for you guys to see the car. If you want to inspect or anything else, come check the car out personally. Car is sold as is. Look at other CL55's and you will see that this one looks much better. Please contact me if you would like more information or more pictures of something specific you would like to see. $500 deposit at the end of the auction. Good luck bidders!!!!
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