2002 Mercedes-benz Cl500 Base Coupe 2-door 5.0l on 2040-cars
West Palm Beach, Florida, United States
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This is car is in incredible and fantastic condition. A very SPECIAL 2002 CL 500 LOADED WITH ALL THE OPTIONS. ONE OWNER, CLEAN CARFAX AND JUST LOOKS AMAZING EVEN WHEN SITTING STILL !!!! This is more car than you will ever find for the money and is a one of a kind CL. Meticulously maintained and current on all services !!! Just needs someone who really appreciates a fine automobile !!! The sticker on this car in 2002 was over $100,000 new.....Call Bill @ 561-632-9093 or email me at Bill@AutomaxofAmerica.com
The Mercedes-Benz CL-Class features marvelous technology in an amazing package of leather, walnut and sleek sheetmetal. You could argue all day about the perfect car, but for those who want a luxurious yet athletic coupe, the CL-Class is as close to perfect as you're likely to come. The Mercedes-Benz CL is a coupe with fluid, graceful lines and an aggressive stance that suggests an iron fist in a velvet glove. It used to be that full-size Mercedes coupes were basically two-door versions of the company's flagship sedans. No more. While this latest-generation CL is based on the S-Class sedan platform, its chassis is heavily revised for coupe duty. And it gets a unique body style. This is our trade and we know the cars history. The seller purchased a 2013 CL500 from us. Our company is primarily a wholesale company and executive auto search firm...our clients give us the exact specifications of what they are looking foir and we deliver that car.CALL Bill 561-632-9093 90% of our trade-ins go directly to the auction but those rare beautiful top 10% super clean and hard to find vehicles that are equall to the top quality vehicles we deliver are kept and placed up for sale...if this is not the car your searching for you can call us to find it for you. Bill 561-632-9093 or drop me a line at Bill@AutoMaxofAmerica.com We accept trades and ship cars world wide Call Bill 561-632-9093 with any questions....good luck to you all !!!
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