Mercedes C 200 2025 Gray Automatic Used for Sale in Greater Cairo ( Cairo + Giza)
3,036,000 EGP Max.
3,542,000 EGP
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Mercedes C200 2025 for sale in Egypt. It's a gray sedan with an automatic transmission, and the odometer shows 26,000 km, which is quite low for a car this age. This one came from the official local agency and still has the 5-year warranty active, so you get that extra peace of mind when shopping for used cars. Under the hood it's a 1500cc engine with 4 cylinders. The paint is factory original both inside and out — it has a complete protective layer on it, and the whole body is in clean shape because the car was always parked in a garage, not on the street. That's rare to find honestly. It uses the standard fuel type, of course. The registration is paid for 3 years ahead, and the insurance is covered for the first year. Given the low mileage and the 2025 model year, this is basically a fresh car. Asking price is 3,980,000 EGP. If you're browsing used Mercedes for sale in Egypt, this one is worth a look.
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