This must be Schill bidding

[MCFastybloke]

Nearly half a million miles and a crash repair to do?

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[Deleted member 37751]

They’ll clock it and take it abroad.

 

[clk208]

Wow 460k and the interior looks great.

Buyer beware on the clocked 3 year old examples that have done a couple of hundred thou already and don’t look it.

 

[MikeInWimbledon]

Well, there's a bit of shine on that steering wheel. (Snigger)

Absolutely shocker. Amazing. Proves what we keep saying about the E class being capable of high mileage, if you can be bothered to service it.

 

[Teego]

Totally clean MoT history. No advisories ever.
It'll have done service as an airport chauffeur car. All easy motorway miles and properly serviced because reliabilty is paramount.

 

[MCFastybloke]

Now at 5K, wonder where it will end up?, i predict "no longer in stock" 5 mins before the auction ends.

 

[AMV]

MoT history Jesus.

Averaged 80k miles a year from 2014 to now :O

At least 200 miles a day for all of that

 

[clk208]

It wasn’t stood still for very long. Probably earned someone a decent living!

 

[clk320x]

I’d rather a car with 400k that’s been well looked after and used on long runs than one with 75k that’s been used on short trips around town and to the shops.

 

[Teego]

Chauffeur cars are like aircraft. If the ain't flyin' they ain't earnin'.
200 miles a day is nothing. That's a one driver morning shift. Get another driver on the evening shift and you're making decent money. And imagine if you had fares on the otherwise empty legs. £££££

 

[MCFastybloke]

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[horatio]

I would bet if you took the engine apart there would be virtually no wear to the bearings, cams etc.

 

[MCFastybloke]

I would bet if you took the engine apart there would be virtually no wear to the bearings, cams etc.

I agree, would love to buy something like this and see just how long it remains viable, over on my Volvo forum there was a PH2 V70 well into the 600's.