Mercedes C 180 2010 Black Automatic Used for Sale in Greater Cairo ( Cairo + Giza)
874,000 EGP Max.
1,012,000 EGP
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Mercedes C180 2010 for sale in Egypt. This is a black sedan with a 1600cc 4-cylinder engine and an automatic transmission. The mileage is exactly 112,000 km. The car is a German import and is in factory original condition both inside and out. It does not require any maintenance at the moment. It has brand new tires installed in 2023 and a new battery. For comfort, it features front and rear cooling air conditioning, cruise control, and a speed limiter. All documents are fully valid, with the license renewed for one year until August 2027, and the technical inspection is valid for 3 years until 2029. The sale is directly from the owner. The price is 1,260,000 EGP and is open to very minor negotiation. If you are searching for used cars for sale or a used Mercedes in Egypt with original specs, this vehicle matches all the facts clearly.
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