1998 Mercedes Ml 320 Loaded Records Excellent Condition Well Maintained on 2040-cars
Midlothian, Virginia, United States
March 1, 2014 1998 Mercedes ML 320 Loaded All Records Excellent Condition Hello, eBay peeps. If you stumbled upon this auction and looking for an incredible SUV, read more about it! No two cars are alike. And, if you are looking for a Mercedes you will want to own one that has been cared for with the records to back this up. You need to know what you are buying before making a decision. Here are all of the reasons why you want to consider this one: This was a one-owner car up to 2010 that was purchased for my wife. The vehicle came from the Carolina’s. All of the maintenance was recorded from 1998 to 2010, by Mercedes and is on the car fax report. My wife and I drove the vehicle back from South Carolina. The ML320 had 141xxx miles. Since then, the SUV has been meticulously maintained and we have all of the records. Here are some of the reasons you want this
one. 1.
The ML320 engine had to be replaced
as it overheated on route to the airport last year. The engine came from a 2000 E320 and only had 107xxx miles. It comes with a (transferrable 3 - year warranty and the record).
The vehicle seems to run even quieter and faster than before. 2.
I have driven the ML over 800 miles
and it purrs like a kitten, run cool and flawlessly. I also travel every three
of six weeks and wanted to comment that this baby is very reliable and starts
right up all of the time. 3.
Just completed the stringent Virginia Inspection and it has a new sticker. 4.
The radiator is new and an OEM replacement. 5.
All of the plugs and plug wires, etc. are new and were very expensive. 6.
New synthetic oil and filter changes
along with OEM coolant replacement, completed during recent engine swap. 7.
Details of the service are available
for review. 8.
The front matching tires are new with a warranty. The rear matching tires have
plenty of tread remaining. 9. Tie rod ends and/or anything else that was needed, were all done. All Wheel Drive. Other extra’s to consider include: 1.
ML 320 all season mats. 2.
Heated seats. 3.
All leather seats have very little to
no wear. 4.
Sunroof. 5.
Roof rack. 6.
All of the windows have been
professionally tinted and makes the vehicle look better than most. 7.
Multi-CD Changer hidden in back. 8.
BOSE sound system. 9. No accidents, no rust! Only
Quirks: 1. The volume control knob on the BOSE
radio is sensitive. Yet it works fine. New replacement knob is $75.00. 2. The rear lower bumper has a small cover plate missing to cover up the tow hitch. I am looking for a matching cover. They are about $25.00 The reason we are offering the car is because it took time to find an engine and I had to get my wife another car to get to her job at the airport. Now, I have a car payment. This SUV was nice when we bought it,
but now it is much more car than it ever was and looks and runs better than
ever. In 1998, the ML 320, was the
SUV of the year. One look and
drive and you will see why. This is a fine example of a well-kept car! This baby
will not disappoint and doubt you will find a better value anywhere. Someone is
really going to enjoy her! They are quite a fun ride, too! |
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