Mercedes B 180 (with mechanical warranty)
Year of manufacture – 2010
Rego: FHC436
Rego Expiry: 28/10/2019
WOF Expiry: 09/2019
New Zealand new and first owner. 100% maintained by Mercedes Agents in Hamilton - Ingham Prestige, Te Rapa.
Details:
Mileage: 100,800 kms
Colour: Metalic Blue
Transmission: Automatic (Triptronic)
Safety: Eight air bags (Driver/ passenger/ Side/ Curtain and rear passenger)
Features:
Electric seats – Driver / Passenger
Automatic Self - Parking capability
Front and rear parking sensors
6 - CD Music system
Bluetooth (hands free) capability up to 10 cellular phones
10 - function power steering
Cruise control / Speed limit function
Fog lamps
Exterior chrome finish
Alloy wheels
Leather trim Seats
Mercedes boot liner and carpets
Timely maintenance/regular services done at Mercedes agents including the following:
Transmission fluid change - Done
Spark plugs – Recently replaced
Brakes - Front/Rear rotors and pads replaced
Air conditioner filter replaced
Mechanical insurance for the car: Currently available from Autosure until May 2021, with a significant limit for claims.
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