2008 Mercedes-Benz E-Class

Wagon

6.3L 6208CC V8 GAS DOHC Naturally Aspirated

WDBUH77XX8B250348

Clear

Gasoline

If you are reading this, you probably know a little about this model of car, so I will skip over the fact that it's rare, powerful and one of the best engines and drives Mercedes have every produced and go straight to the details. This is a 2 owner car - the VIN / CarFax will say 3, but the it was leased, the leaser purchase it and sold it to me when he bought a new 2014 AMGS Wagon. He kept it in a garage with Persian rugs in Chicago. I keep it in a nice dry garage in Southern California. It has higher miles, but don't be fooled - a lot of the younger players think 60-70K is right for the age but don't know how much it costs to replace the front rotors and pads ($2,300, done). Or the fact that the bushings and mounts will need replacing ($580. Bosh. Done). Or that the fuel tank, cell and sender is likely to crack and stink the car out before needing replacing ($920. Boom. Did it). Or that the tires need do be replaced likely along with the brakes (Michelin Super Sport All weathers all round 9K miles ago? Yes sir, done.) This is the P2 package - heated / cooled from seats, navigation, bluetooth, load space cover, Harmon Kardon Logic 7 with sub + rear facing seats making it a 7 seater if at least 3 of you are tiny weeny people (kids?). It took me a long time to find this car. I love it. It's the most amazing, subtle brutish beast of a car on the road today. No one expects the umphhh that comes from this. Forget the Tesla P85D videos. Imagine getting into a mommy wagon and hauling up to 60 in under 5 seconds. It's literally hair raising. I'm happy to schedule an inspection at Concours Motors in Ventura - you'll have to call them with a CC to pay for it - they are 100% brilliant, and have better AMG technicians than the local dealer (muppets). Please don't come for a test drive unless you know what you're talking about, and have cash - you'll need to pay my local bank (they own some of it). I am more than happy to work with you for shipping around the US. As an indication, it should cost around 1200 coast to coast on a covered transporter.