Mercedes C 200 2023 Gray Automatic Used for Sale in Sheikh Zayed City
2,760,000 EGP Max.
3,036,000 EGP
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Mercedes C200 AMG for sale in Sheikh Zayed City, model year 2023. It's a sedan with only 4,000 km on the odometer, so it's basically still mint. The car is factory original paint inside and out, and it has full paint protection film applied. The registration is valid until 2028, which is a plus. Inside, the seats are electric with memory function, and the trunk opens and closes electronically. The climate control is 4-zone, so everyone can set their own temperature. It also has blind spot monitoring and the Burmester sound system, which sounds great. The rims are 19 inches. I'm selling it at 3,500,000 EGP. If you're looking at used cars for sale in Sheikh Zayed, this one is worth checking out — it's been driven very little and everything is original. Feel free to check the service history and see the car yourself.
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