Mercedes Benz Cl63 Amg Performance Coupe 6.3 Amg on 2040-cars
Los Angeles, California, United States
2008 Mercedes-Benz CL63 AMG. 44xxx miles ( still drive it ) I purchased this car last year
and I have only put a few thousand miles on it since.
I have added:
H&R spacer kit Lowered Suspension Tinted Windows Michelin Pilot supersport tires
I have also done a bunch of
factory service:
Front control arms Drivetrain spacers AMG motor mounts New Tires Service C New Pulleys
NO expense sparred!
The interior is virtually
flawless and is equipped with all the right options. You can't go wrong with
this fabulous vehicle!
This Mercedes is loaded with
options including iPod integration kit, Dynamic rear view monitor, Night view
assist, and much more. Any Questions please call - 310 709 9457 MSRP $141,965
I have to sell to get 4 doors L
My loss and your gain! |
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