2012 Mercedes-benz Gl-class Gl550 4matic on 2040-cars
Spring Hill, Florida, United States
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2012 Mercedes-Benz GL550 4MATIC
Clear Title! FL-Car! Warranty! Xtra Clean In & Out! 21” Whls!
Adaptive Xenons! NAV! H&K Audio! Park Sonar/Cam!
Pwr Gate! Pwr 3rd Row! Steprails! Moonroofs! Memory!!
Only 18k miles on this well-equipped GL550! Hard-loaded with dual sunroof, DVD entertainment, 21" wheels, and a
$90k MSRP, this Florida-owned beauty is ready to carry you and your family across any terrain in style!
A powerhouse 5.5l twin-turbo V8 responds with 382hp on tap for commanding performance and brisk acceleration. A
7-speed automatic features TOUCHSHIFT paddle shifters for precise control and a respectable 17MPG highway along
with a whopping 7500lbs of towing capacity along with 4MATIC full-time all-wheel drive. 4-corner AIRMATIC
self-leveling suspension returns an impressive touring ride with adjustable dampers for a sportier feel when
desired. And loading up is easy thanks to a power liftgate with power split-folding 3rd row and split-folding
second row.
With seats up, seven ride in utmost comfort and luxury on premium leather upholstery with rear climate control,
folding rear armrest, and dual DVD screens. Up front, dual heated/cooled 10-way power buckets feature power
headrests, 3 memory settings, and a versatile center console. An array of amenities include a dual-pane sunroof,
12-speaker harmon/kardon AM/FM/CD stereo w/6-disc, HD/SIRIUS radio, AUX input, steering wheel audio controls, and
Bluetooth integration, navigation, dual-zone electronic climate control, backup cam, park sonar, power
windows/locks/mirrors, remote keyless entry w/Keyless Go, autolamps, power tilt/telescoping wheel, rain-sensing
wipers, Homelink, electrochromic rearviews, info center, and more.
Safety is ensured with 4-wheel antilock disc brakes w/panic assist, dual front airbags, side-impact airbags, side
curtains, traction control, and stability control. Dressed up with 21" sport alloys, bi-xenons, foglamps, LED
running lamps, tinted glass, illuminated steprails, roof rack, chrome accenting, and dual polished exhaust gives
this FL-owned GL550 a truly impressive appearance!
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