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2007 Mercedes-benz Cls-class Cls550 Designo Package on 2040-cars

Year:2007 Mileage:61000
Location:

Lake Havasu City, Arizona, United States

Lake Havasu City, Arizona, United States

For sale is this awesome driving Beauuuuuuuutiful car, very sporty 4 door, extremely comfortable, Great mileage (mpg), Low Miles, sun roof, keyless entry, Designo leather interior, navigation, cruise control, 2014 navigation cd in car, NEW tires and wheels, Comfort & Sport suspension, has many many extras that do not come in the lower models of Benz. This car is completely loaded!!!! All service done by Mercedes Benz. GREAT driving car with LOTS of power!!! If you haven't driven a CLS550, you haven't driven a Benz before!! Check it out! YOU will love it!! The steering wheel shows signs of wear, but not very noticable.

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