2002 Mercedes Benz Slk 230 Kompressor on 2040-cars
Staten Island, New York, United States
Beautiful 2002 SLK 230 Kompressor Hard Top Convertible. Garage Kept. Great Condition. 2nd Owner. Treated like a queen! Original Window Sticker. Original Mercedes Benz Owner's Manual. Features: Front air conditioning, Front air conditioning zones: dual, Steering wheel trim: leather, Center Console, Cruise control, Keyless entry, Power steering, Remote trunk release, Steering wheel: telescopic, Universal garage door opener, ABS: 4-wheel, Limited slip differential, Power, Traction control, Cassette, Premium Brand: Bose, Radio: AM/FM, Tachometer, Exterior entry lights, Front fog lights, Headlight cleaners, Alloy Wheels, Convertible roof: power, Power windows, Rear defogger, Anti-theft alarm system, Exterior mirrors: heated, Exterior mirrors: power, Front airbags: dual, Power door locks, Side airbags: front, Front seat type: bucket, Upholstery: leather, 5-Speed Automatic Transmission Aftermarket: 6 CD Changer with remote (Located in trunk)/ 35% Tints on side and rear windows. Notes: Minor marks on passenger side interior glove box. |
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