Could well be right on both counts, but as marque enthusiasts we tend to forget how very tiny the market is for these cars once they’re more than a few years old.
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Thanks - I did see this but I would prefer a more updated interior - plus that 6.2 is a bit too thirstyThe prefacelifts do have adaptive headlights which are very good even though not LED.
I suggest the main consideration if you're going for a 5.5 it is to get one with the updated timing chain design.
Personally I'd suggest the 6.2l of the prefacelifts. It's just fabulous (ofcourse i only have the facelift S version which might not be as good as the non S). There's a 6.2l with 40k miles
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This one has been for sale from the same seller on and off since July 2021. Due to low mileage the asking price has been high. 10-14k seems to be the selling price range for W212 6.2. Cars above this range seem to sit for long. Interest for this model is very little even low mileage ones do not sell.Auto Trader UK - New and Used Cars For Sale
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I've seen that tx, not after something that old.
Nice looking wagon and perfect MOT record, but the seller needs a new keyboard; the ! key appears to be stuck down.
It's low mileage but very optimistically priced for a 2011.
I've asked the question...
That price though...
I guess if you've just spent 15K rebuilding the engine, you'd want to try and get some of it back.
The market has dipped a lot. One year ago I would say it was a good deal. it has the driver assistance package too and from what I can tell, dynamic seats but not sure if it has pp and LSD though
Good find, though it should say M157 rather than M156
Can’t comment on this particular example as I’ve never seen it before, but in general lower mileage AMG cars sell easier and fetch stronger money.
I’d far prefer a factory original car than one that’s had to have major surgery at relatively premature mileage.
I agree with you. I think this car shows how small the buyer pool for this model is. Nobody pulled the trigger on it in the last 4 years. Maybe if it had been around 17-18k somebody would have bought it alreadyCan’t comment on this particular example as I’ve never seen it before, but in general lower mileage AMG cars sell easier and fetch stronger money.
A sub-40k miler E63 will be likely worth a fair bit more than the selling price range of average examples with close to or above 100k miles.
I do however think that £20k plus is too high for this car unless it was unicorn spec or condition etc.
It looks like a very good example though
I saw that yesterday before it was listed on ebay, as much as I would love it I just don't want to spend that much as I know I'll end up losing loads in depreciation.. unless the seller comes down to 17-18k
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