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The family wagon is for sale

Vehicle 2002 MERCEDES ML270 W163 MY2002 Classic

Price $59,900

Kilometres 47,000

Body 4 door Wagon

Colour White

Transmission 5 speed Automatic

Engine 5 cylinder Diesel Turbo 2.7L (2688cc)

Reg Plate RMZ 846

Reg Expiry APR-2005

RWC Yes

Ultimate safe family car in immaculate condition. Full MB service history. Tax invoice available. This is a beautiful car in fantastic condition. I bought it new through my private company, so a tax invoice is available for business buyers. The car is in absolutely perfect condition and has been regularly serviced by the original Mercedes dealer. It features all the standard Mercedes safety features along with a Nokia car kit, factory CD player and a tow bar.

Pictures here:

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email: [email protected]

ph: 0413 942 864

Car is avaliable for viewing from this weekend in SE Suburbs

Thanks

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