2001 Mercedes-benz Cl500-fla & Ca Car-every Option-nav-lowest Price In The Usa! on 2040-cars
Jacksonville, Florida, United States
Welcome to a great opportunity. You are viewing one of the World's most renowned Luxury Touring Coupes, the Mercedes-Benz CL-class....except in nearly-race car form. This extremely attractive, well-maintained and garaged 2001 Mercedes-Benz CL500 Sport Luxury Touring Coupe in a monster! With 302-factory horsepower, and a mountain of torque, you'll have a smile on your face every time you drive this coupe. This 24-valve aluminum V-8 powerplant is as powerful as they come, making this CL-class one of the best performing cars on the road today, as well as one of the most expensive production coupes in the world. With an original price tag of $91,510 there is not a single option that this CL500 does not have. And we have the window sticker! This top-of-the-line CL-class is sexy, sleek, extra-clean and has been maintained wonderfully. It has remained a fair weather vehicle its entire life...and it certainly shows. This CL was purchased new in sunny Southern California, probably at MB of Beverly Hills and remained a West Coast car until Summer 2010 when it had only 42,000 miles. Then she came to sunny South Florida, where it has remained the past 3 years. Pretty nice life, huh! Without a doubt, one of the best color combination for this classy sedan. Brilliant Midnight Blue Metallic over Graphite leather, and this luxury touring sedan is the epitome of luxury! It is loaded with EVERYTHING! Ventilated heated and cooled seating, power 14-way adjustable front and rear seating, (with memory and lumbar), heated seats, 4-zone electronic climate control, high-power concert BOSE/Harmon Kardon audio system with 10-speakers and 6-disc CD changer, power rear window sunshade, one-touch express power windows, front and rear Parking Distance Control, power glass moonroof, factory Navigation, 4 illuminated vanity mirrors, Xenon high-intensity lighting, Rain Sensing wipers, Traction Control, stolen vehicle tracking, keyless remote entry, factory security system and so, so, so much more...... This CL500 is in sensational condition and is an absolute pleasure to drive. The 5.0 liter 24-valve Aluminum V-8 engine is a monster when you want it to be, but Purrrs like a kitten all other times. The shiftable 5-speed automatic transmission makes driving enjoyable again, while providing you incredible vehicle and performance control when you want, and in automatic mode, leaves your hands free for your morning Cappuccino and Bagelette. The exterior is in excellent condition. In fact, it is outstanding. You will not find one cleaner, no matter what the mileage, no matter what the price. The previous owner loved this car, and it shows. Absolutely no dents or parking lot door dings, scuffs or scratches, and the brilliant factory finish is excellent. Loaded with everything and it runs and drives superbly. Everything works perfectly and properly, and we have just serviced this car with our state-of-the-art MB Certified facility. All she needs now is a new, equally loving home. This car has never been smoked in. This CL500 is equipped with so many more power options than your standard MB. Please feel free to call or e-mail me and I will gladly send you the window sticker with the phone-book long list of luxury, convenience and safety options. Imagine all the fun you will have with this sexy and classy sedan, while still driving one of the safest vehicles on the road. Offered for auction at a fraction of its original $91,000 price tag when new. The original mileage is very low at only 89,601 (that's less than 7,000 miles per year folks), and these were exclusively sunny South Florida and Southern Cal miles--Believe me, it makes a BIG difference! No harsh climate, no harsh roads, no salt, no snow, no hills, etc....You should be getting the picture. Combined with the AMG factory chrome wheels and Sport Package and integrated factory fog lamps, this CL500 looks great from any angle. The polished chrome 18-inch AMG wheels look fantastic as well, and this automobile certainly makes a statement. For nearly the same price as an 8 year old Honda, you can own a car here than can change your life. The options list is long, the condition is inspiring and the performance is breath-taking. What are you waiting for? Nearly 90% off from its original price-tag, in near showroom condition. This is truly a no-brainer for those of you that want to own and be seen in a true exotic sport performance touring coupe. We are running this auction for 7 days with a Low Reserve, and slightly higher Buy-It-Now price. That's right, the winning bidder gets the pleasure of owning this wonderful automobile. We have a clean and clear Florida title in-hand, ready for immediate transfer. The latest January 2014 NADA Used Car Guide retail value for this 2001 Mercedes-Benz CL500 is upwards of $13,175 and certainly much higher if you ask your friendly neighborhood MB dealership, or local high-image Import Auto Boutique. Trade-in value is actually close to our Buy-It-Now price. This is a no-brainer for those of you searching for an extra-clean condition CL500 that has been superbly maintained. This CL500 is a Rare find. The interior is in excellent condition, from the rich Nappa leather interior to the hand-polished Burl Walnut trim, to the suede headliner, this interior is extra-clean as well. Simply put, this is one of the cleanest examples of a 2001 CL-class that you will find anywhere. And priced for an immediate sale. We are happy to assist with transport within the Continental US, and free airport pick-up is available from Jacksonville International Airport. We list our vehicles to sell, and many sell with just a simple phone call to our sales associate. Don't miss out on this one. Please feel free to call or e-mail us and enjoy a wonderful buying experience. 561.283.9511 ask for Steve. You'll be owning and driving the baddest car in town... and definitely getting the front spot at the Valet! We do charge a nominal $299 dealer fee to each purchase. Please call or e-mail me with any questions you may have about this very special automobile. Good Luck to everyone bidding. Bid with confidence and Bid to win! And please, do not hesitate to call or e-mail me with any questions you may have. |
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Next Mercedes-Benz C-Class spotted in the snow
Mon, 11 Mar 2013The entry-level Mercedes-Benz C-Class has long felt like nothing more than, well, just that. Aside from the potent and delicious C63 AMG models, there hasn't been much to set the C-Class apart in the entry-level luxury/sport segment, leading to the model being regarded by many as "The Cheap Mercedes." No, it's certainly not a bad car, but for our money, it hasn't stood up particularly well to competitors like the BMW 3 Series or Audi A4.
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