1999 Mercedes-Benz E-Class

Sedan

3.0L Straight 6 Cylinder Diesel Fuel Turbocharged

Automatic

WDBJF25H1XA823200

Clear

Rear Wheel Drive

Diesel

Vehicle Anti-Theft System

Diesel? Biodiesel? Veggie Oil? You Decide--Already Converted Mercedes This is a 1999 Mercedes Benz E300 Diesel Sedan that has a One Tank Elsbett conversion that allows it to run on Diesel, Biodiesel, or SVO/WVO. This is the most comfortable car on earth. It has been my daily drive with a 100 mile commute and this car has never let me down. Always starts on first crank and runs perfectly every day. Equipment EXTERIOR Rear Defrost Heated Mirrors Power Driver Mirror Power Passenger Mirror Heated Exterior Driver Mirror Heated Exterior Passenger Mirror Fog LampsINTERIOR Front Reading Lamps Alarm Keyless Entry (2 Keys) Power Door Locks Remote Trunk Release Power Windows Cruise Control Mirror Memory Seat Memory Driver Illuminated Vanity MirrorPassenger Illuminated Visor Mirror Driver Vanity Mirror Passenger Vanity Mirror AM/FM Stereo Cassette Climate Control A/C Universal Garage Door Opener Electrochromic rearview mirror Adjustable Steering Wheel Power Driver Seat Power Passenger Seat Premium Synthetic Seats Woodgrain Interior Trim 2 Sets Floor Mats (Rubber/Carpet)MECHANICAL A/T Traction Control Tires - Good Condition Rear Wheel Drive Full Size Spare Tire Straight 6 Cylinder Engine Diesel, Biodiesel, SVO/WVO Fuel 4-Wheel ABS 4-Wheel Disc Brakes Power Steering The Good:Get 30 MPG easy.All Electrical works: All windows, seats, lights, and sunroof.Interior condition is very good with MB-Tex seats that barely show any wear.Transmission shifts strong with no issues.Always starts, even on the coldest days (-10 degrees).All season tires in good condition. Dash has only 3 small cracks that have not grown since I have owned the car (more than 2 years) The Bad:Small damage to the passenger side front fog light moulding/skirt.This car has some rust. Check out all the pictures to make sure you are comfortable.Much of the rust is surface from small paint chips and long commutes in Wisconsin winters with salted roads.