For Sale: Mercedes-Benz C 200 1.8P7A 2014
This is a NZ new, an ex-demonstrator model and we are the first owners.
We have looked after this car very well with all services and maintenance as per schedules and 100% maintained by Mercedes agents (Hamilton Ingham Prestige, Te Rapa). When initially purchased car had a paint protection coating.
- Kilometeres: 81,000km
- Body: Black, 4 door, Sedan
- Engine: 4 cylinder, 1796cc
- Registration expiry: July 2019
- WoF expiry: April 2019
- Transmission: Automatic
- Fuel type: Petrol
- Transmission - Automatic (Triptronic) rear wheel drive
- Leather Seats
- Openable Sun roof
- Dual air-conditioning
- GPS navigation- Becker map Pilot
- Black interior upholstery
- Very high NCAP safety rating with 9 airbags (front & rear driver / passengers)
- Attention assist (Alarms if you fall asleep)
- Memory Electric seats – Driver & Passenger
- Active headlights (for convenient night driving with servo based Xenon lights)
- Tire pressure monitoring system
- Front and rear parking sensors, with park help
- 6 CD Music system
- Bluetooth (hands free) capability up to 10 cellular phones
- 12-function speed sensitive power steering with electrical adjust with memory Cruise control & Speed limit function
- LED Fog lamps and LED day time running lights
- AMG type 18" Alloy wheels
- AMG body kit
- Trip computer
- Fitted with a start/stop engine system when idle
- Mercedes boot liner and carpets
- Immobiliser
Mechanical insurance for the car currently available from AutoSure until May 2021, with a significant limit for claims.
** Price is negotiable. Please do not hesitate to contact us to arrange times for viewing/test driving.**
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