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2011 Mercedes Benz Sl63 Amg High Performance Roadster Magno Alanite (matte) Grey on 2040-cars

US $65,500.00
Year:2011 Mileage:11174 Color: and Interior
Location:

Austin, Texas, United States

Austin, Texas, United States

Want to go from 0 to 60 in 4.5 seconds?

For sale by owner is a 2011 Mercedes Benz AMG SL63 High Performance Roadster with very low mileage.  The car has no issues whatsoever - it is in immaculate condition inside and out.

Exterior and Interior - Matte grey exterior finish ('designo' Magno Alanite Grey), 'designo' Mystic Red leather seats, Charcoal/Black Exclusive leather dashboard with Black Alcantera headliner.

This is a Mercedes Benz Buyback vehicle - a "lemon" car from California.  Mercedes Benz remedied the vehicle and re-sold it.  I bought it from a dealer in Dallas who purchased the vehicle.  As shown on the dealer disclosure statement, the issue was an engine light that stayed on.  Mercedes Benz replaced the engine harness, which resolved the problem.  To my knowledge, there are no mechanical or cosmetic problems with the vehicle whatsoever.
  • Before buying, I had the local Mercedes Benz dealer inspect the vehicle for any mechanical issues - none were found.
  • I have driven the vehicle myself for more than 3,500 miles with no issues whatsoever (in fact, it's amazing to drive).  
  • Finally, just last week, the car underwent it's full 10,000 mile service with no issues found (I can provide this paperwork if needed).
Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty.

One other piece of information about this car which may or may not be relevant to a buyer...  I contacted Mercedes Benz and had them send me a copy of the Maroney (MSRP) sticker for the vehicle (see photo).  The sticker indicates that the vehicle has a factory-installed "Panorama Sunroof".  In fact, the vehicle does NOT have a panorama sunroof.  I contacted both the dealer and Mercedes Benz and neither were able to explain this discrepancy between the MSRP sticker and the vehicle itself.

On a positive note, I had brand new original Mercedes Benz illuminated AMG door sills installed (again, by the local Mercedes Benz dealer).

Please look at the photo of the Maroney sticker to see all of the Performance/Handling, Comfort/Convenience, Safety/Security and Optional Equipment features installed on the vehicle.  It is LOADED, as you would expect for a vehicle that retailed for $158K just two and a half years ago.

I'm selling the car because I'm buying a new vehicle.

Please check my perfect eBay rating and bid with confidence.

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