Mercedes E 200 2020 Black Automatic Used for Sale in Nasr city
2,530,000 EGP Max.
2,806,000 EGP
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Mercedes E 200 2020 for sale in Nasr city. The car is black with an automatic transmission and has covered 88,000 km. It's a sedan body style, and the paint is all factory original on both the outside and inside. If you're browsing used cars for sale in Egypt, this is one of those listings where the car genuinely matches what's written in the ad. The odometer reading is accurate at 88,000 kilometers. It has had a single owner since new and has never been in any accident. The complete service history is available with records from authorized dealership servicing. The car comes with its standard factory equipment and features. As with any used car purchase, seeing it in person gives you the full picture, but on paper this is a straightforward listing. The asking price is 2,989,000 EGP. It's a used Mercedes E200 for sale in Nasr city that ticks the basic boxes for someone looking in the luxury sedan segment.
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