Mercedes C 180 2011 White Automatic Used for Sale in Cairo
966,000 EGP Max.
1,058,000 EGP
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Mercedes C 180 for sale in Cairo, 2011 model in white. It's the W204 generation and comes with the AMG package from the factory. The odometer reads 150,000 km and the interior is finished in light camel leather. The car is factory original all around except for the rear left fender which was replaced. It has a panoramic sunroof which is a nice touch. The seats are fully electric with memory function, and there's an electric rear sunshade. It also has auto headlights, ambient interior lighting, parking sensors front and rear, tire pressure monitoring, and headlight washers. The screen supports Apple CarPlay and there's cruise control. The steering wheel is electric and adjusts automatically with the seat and driving position settings. All scheduled maintenance was done on time. This is a well-documented used car for sale in Cairo if you're looking for a Mercedes in this range. Asking price is 1,300,000 EGP.
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