2002 Mercedes ML320 *Super Clean*

[EliteGSR]

I'm not sure which section would be fit for my listing, so Mods feel free to move this thread as you see necessary.

Vehicle Information:
2002 Mercedes ML320
- AWD
- 171,000 miles
- VIN: 4JGAB54E32A306264
- Brilliant Silver
- Gray leather interior with wood trim (NO tears in leather)
- 6 disc CD changer
- Bose speakers with powered subwoofer under driver seat
- Rear climate control
- Sunroof
- 20% window tint
- 17" Wheels with Michelin tires (plenty of life left)
- Stainless Steel bull/push bar
- Towing Package


Car History/Maintenance History:
- 2 owners (My father owned it before me) He is very meticulous about all of his vehicles and takes good care of them
- 75%+ of mileage is highway mileage (The car was my father's company car)
- Always used Mercedes fluids and parts
- All work performed at Mercedes dealer (Crown Automotive Birmingham, AL) or certified Mercedes shop (Momentum in Birmingham, AL)
- Never been in ANY type of accident
- New Air-Conditioning controller unit = ice cold air
- All Mercedes specified maintenance intervals completed
- New power steering pump with the corrected O-ring for the factory leakage problem
- NO LEAKS WHAT-SO-EVER
- Non-Smoker


Cons:
- Rock chips in the bumper from driving on the interstate
- 2 chips in the windshield from interstate driving
- Paint on the pillars by the glass on the hatch is faded/99% peeled off (cheap/easy fix) and for the mean time I fixed it with some decals
- SRS light comes on and off occasionally (I haven't gotten it diagnosed, but I'm guessing some sort of sensor needs to be replaced/reconnected)


The Bottom Line:
I would love to keep this thing, but I just got a job with APR and I need a VW or an Audi... it's pretty much company protocol. Don't let the mileage scare you away. Ask any Mercedes Technician, a Mercedes that has been taken care of and that has seen the scheduled maintenance can last far beyond 200k miles. It makes a perfect daily driver or family car.


Trades:
I'm only interested in trading for a VW or Audi


Price:
$6,850
- KBB is a little above $7,000 last time I checked for "good" condition... so that minus the small imperfections = what I consider a fair price


Contact:
- Feel free to PM me on here. However, I check these other contact methods more frequently
- AIM: RCMillerAPR
- Email: [email protected]
- Phone: 205.908.7500


On to the pictures...