2012 - Mercedes-benz Cls-class on 2040-cars
Long Beach, California, United States

This vehicle is straight jet black black,(non-metallic) and has beautiful black piano wood in the interior and the high performance package. I have already paid the California license and tax. This is a very hard to get vehicle. I waited several months for this vehicle and unless you can find another one like this you will have to do the same. The vehicle has the high end clear bra/clear coat that covers the front bumpers, front hood, front fenders, side mirrors, side running boards, door edge guards, door handle inserts, and gas cover, plus $650 for custom enclosed shiping. I obviously have absorbed the tax and license since I am a private party. That makes the sales price $128,733 including the license and sales tax. After absorbing the costs of the sales tax and the license I would be willing to selling this more rare vehicle for the best over the $89,950.00.The car is priced to sell for about $30,000.00 to $40,000.00 less than it was originally. The vehicle it is in remarkable condition fully loaded with every option from the factory and in virtually brand new condition, where other similar less equipped vehicles say the condition s very good mine truly is off the charts. I have personally looked when possible and called asked questions about other vehicles that are the same model and year as mine and when you ask the right questions of the sellers you find out the vehicle is not even close to the equipment and condition as mine. This vehicle still have a lot of the tape and stickers the car was delivered new on still on the car.. The vehicle has such a small amount of miles because I drive it only once or so a week, etc. It currently has about ONLY 6,985 (Six Thousand Eighty-Five) miles on it. I am thinking about selling it because I think I would prefer the new S63 Coupe because it is a two door coming out in around the end of this year.
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