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Low, Low Miles, Original Owner....last Year Of The G55 Amg....private Seller on 2040-cars

US $99,500.00
Year:2011 Mileage:14527 Color: Black /
 Brown
Location:

Beverly Hills, California, United States

Beverly Hills, California, United States
Engine:V-8 Supercharged
Vehicle Title:Clear
For Sale By:Private Owner
Condition:
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VIN (Vehicle Identification Number)
: wdcyc7bf5bx192282
Year: 2011
Mileage: 14,527
Make: Mercedes-Benz
Exterior Color: Black
Model: G-Class
Interior Color: Brown
Trim: AMG
Warranty: Vehicle has an existing warranty
Drive Type: 4WD

 

2011 Mercedes G55 Black/ Mocha Nappa Leather

14,527 Miles

This ONE OWNER Black Beauty was purchased new At Mercedes of Beverly Hills.

I would like to say this vehicle has conquered the desert sands all the way to Mojave, but in all reality that is just not the truth.  Though I will say, there are some very steep inclines in Beverly Hills, but with 500 horsepower I didn’t feel the need to use “low range” with the two speed transfer case, or even lock in one of the three differential settings for more traction.

Maneuvering is definitely one of the strong points, as the tight turning radius allowed me to negotiate the toughest mall parking garage/lot. Cargo space is a huge plus, and even with shopping packages stacked all the way to the roofline, my backup camera never lets me down.

I absolutely love the view from my “Captain Chairs”. I look down on the mere mortals as they try to negotiate the tiled parking area after a private luncheon. Let’s just say that small shrubs and water drainage ditches are no match for the G55 when others are floundering with their Lexus’ trying to make an exit. Plenty of ground clearance!

I have also left a lot of factory warranty for the next owner. Over 34,000 miles of coverage to July 2015!

I am sad to announce that this summer someone bumped into the rear of my G55(The rear Camera does not stop people from hitting you). As you can see by the photos(in ad), they put a dent in the spare tire cover. The insurance company used new Mercedes parts and returned her to new.

The time has come for us to part ways, although I can’t remember when I have kept a vehicle for this long of a period of time. My loss will certainly be someone’s gain. If you are looking for a beautiful black low mileage G55 that has been very well care for…this is the one!

How to obtain More info:

My name is Brian Albertson- Owner of Exotic Car Search.

Exotic Car Search represents Exotic and Collector car owners with the sale and purchases of fine automobiles(Google Exotic Car Search).

Your purchase is direct with the owner (title holder) of the vehicle.

I handle all the aspects of the sale.

My service includes written agreements, inspections, and all other facets of a purchase (protection for buyer and seller).

There are NO FEES due to me.

NO MONIES go through me.

Please feel free to call for more information:

Call Brian at 417-647-5032 or 417-300-6980

Or Email: Brian@ExoticCarSearch.com

Thanks for looking!

Brian




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