Skd884
MB Enthusiast
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Yeah, fees for a £12500 car are £350 so fees of about £400 and compulsory delivery charge of £1/m (min £120). Plus the 'bidder fee' for the company I was going through.I don’t think you missed anything much.
£13800 (presumably plus fees?) is about right for the age/mileage, considering it’s sold as seen with no warranty etc. If it was that cheap, someone else would have bid on it
With nearly 100k miles how much could it be retailed at, bearing in mind whoever sells it will have to address any faults and warrant the car etc.
Discs, tyres, air suspension faults. Even my old one with very low miles needed a new headlight (£1k) and both rear airbags replaced (£1k) etc.
Fair enough if you’d seen it in the flesh, inspected it, checked the tyres/discs/wheels/service history etc but otherwise a bit of a gamble buying blind.
The right car will turn up
Takes you to almost £15k landed I guess.Yeah, fees for a £12500 car are £350 so fees of about £400 and compulsory delivery charge of £1/m (min £120). Plus the 'bidder fee' for the company I was going through.
All in about £1k on top of the end price.
Easy to get carried away at auction!
I was going by the info in the picture you posted.It had full merc history on the online database - last serviced 1k ago.
Yeah, there was limited info in the original listing - I had to get someone to interrogate the history using the vinI was going by the info in the picture you posted.
Yeah, I'm braced for that.12 to 14k is S211 6.2 territory. S212 6.2 is 15plus territory with FSH and a high specification.
Too old school for me. I want something newer than my e61 BMW.2008 S211 E63, failed an MOT once for dodgy plates, a little light on spec but a nice all round car:
Check out this Mercedes-Benz E Class that I have just found on #motorscouk
2008 (58) - Mercedes-Benz E Class E63 5dr Tip Autowww.motors.co.uk
Seymour Pope is selling an immaculate Jap import E61 550iToo old school for me. I want something newer than my e61 BMW.
You’re going to love this: having the N/A M156 will definitely be an advantage (compared to more modern cars with turbocharged engines) as it doesn’t have the low down torque, which helps get away cleanly with RWD - it’s a much more progressive power and torque delivery.My rwd saloon w212 has no trouble at all putting down the power, you need decent rubber on. Like any high powered rwd car. It's alot of fun and a cracking experience. Rwd is much more fun than an awd vehicle in my experiences also.
Having owned the m113k I totally get the torque of a rwd car. The thing with the less torque M156 it as you say allows all that power to get down on decent rubber. I really liked the monster torque of the 55k. But with the high reving 156 rwd you can be on the edge of a monuver if not taking care. Which adds to the experience and more fun for my liking. On the other hand can be so docile which is such a jekel and Hyde carracter. It's a fantastic engine. Needs to be appreciated by petrol heads or V8 lovers in a lifetime.You’re going to love this: having the N/A M156 will definitely be an advantage (compared to more modern cars with turbocharged engines) as it doesn’t have the low down torque, which helps get away cleanly with RWD - it’s a much more progressive power and torque delivery.
On UK rods, at UK road legal speeds, in UK weather, I believe that the W164 ML 63 will be in the top 5 fastest standard AMG models supplied new in the UK thanks to that progressive delivery and AWD.
The W213 E 63 and any A45 will certainly be faster, but I believe RWD AMG cars will not pass until after 60 MPH, after which they’ll pull away easily.
Too old school for me. I want something newer than my e61 BMW.
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