Mercedes C 250 2011 Gray Automatic Used for Sale in Greater Cairo ( Cairo + Giza)
846,000 EGP Max.
920,000 EGP
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Mercedes C 250 for sale in Egypt, model year 2011, gray exterior, sedan body. I'm the original owner of this car since it was zero. It's the highest trim level, comes with a sunroof, automatic transmission, 1.8L engine with 4 cylinders. The odometer reads 300,000 km. Despite the mileage, the car is in excellent condition and doesn't need any work done. I've kept up with regular maintenance throughout the years. It was used by a doctor, so it's been driven carefully and treated well. The license is valid for another year. The paint is factory original for the most part, just a light respray on both sides to cover some scratches, nothing major. Price is 920,000 EGP. This is one of those used Mercedes cars for sale in New Cairo where you actually know the full history because there's only been one owner. It's a clean, honest example of a higher-end used car in Egypt.
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