2012 Mercedes-benz C300 Fully Loaded- Great Deal!! Private Seller on 2040-cars
Astoria, New York, United States
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2012 C300 4 Matic
Sedan 4 Door 3.0L V6 FI DOHC 24V All Wheel Drive Immaculate condition, all maintenance performed as scheduled and only at the dealership, kept in a parking garage and washed/waxed frequently. Most miles on the car are highway miles as I travel a lot for work. Also just purchased 3 new tires, dealer stated the 4th tire was not needed at this time. All service records can be obtained at local MB dealer as always serviced at this location (Helms Bros, Bayside Queens). This car has all the options! Original sticker price was $48,000. Added Options: Premium 1 Package, Lighting Package, Multimedia Package, Sport AMG Package, Panorama Sunroof, Burl Walnut Wood Trim, Lane Tracking Package, 17" 5-Twin Spoke Wheels. The car still has 2 years remaining on the factory warranty. The Panoramic Sunroof on this car is a must! Makes the car feel much roomier on the inside. The blind spot and lane keeping system has also been a great feature! PRICED TO SELL! You can get this C300 with ALL the features for the same price as a car without any additions at a dealership. All options that do not come standard: *ipod/mp3 media interface with Bluetooth Connectivity *6 Disc CD Changer with DVD player *Sirius XM Radio *COMMAND System w/ Voice Control *Navigation System *harman/kardon sound system *Rearview Camera *heated front seats with 4-way Lumbar Support and Driver Seat Memory *Bi-Xenon Headlamps with Intelligent Highbeam Control and Headlamp Washing System *Panoramic Sunroof *Burl Walnut Wood Trim *Blind Spot Assist *Lane Keeping System |
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