2000 Mercedes-benz C230 Kompressor Extra Clean Low Mi Fully Serviced Cold Air on 2040-cars
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AUTOSPORT CHICAGO You're looking at an extra clean car, all serviced with Mercedes service facility! This gem has only 92k miles!! All the right power options.. automatic gearbox, leather, heated seats, sunroof & more.. this is a 4 cyl supercharged motor with great power and it has great history. It's been known as one of the most reliable engines in the last 15 years of Mercedes' powertrains. No lights, no issues.. and ICE cold air! The vehicle has a transparent ownership history ..check it out! The car has been inspected and it passed with flying colors. Fresh fluids, detailed..ready for a new home. This is just one clean car, no stories..pictures really don't do justice. Car drives straight as an arrow..truly a great driver for anyone. We are auto brokers based out of the chicagoland area and are often on the road, all viewings must be with an appointment. We have the right to end auction at anytime due to vehicle being available for sale locally as well. Thanks for looking! |
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