Mercedes E 280 2007 Black Automatic Used for Sale in Greater Cairo ( Cairo + Giza)
760,000 EGP Max.
998,000 EGP
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Mercedes E280 2007 for sale in Egypt. It's a black sedan with the 3.0L V6 engine and automatic transmission. The odometer shows 366,000 km and I'm asking 975,000 EGP. The body is all factory original except for a small section on the fender. The suspension was completely replaced about 7 months ago, and the gearbox is practically new with only 70,000 km on it. Inside, you get ambient lighting, a rear camera, and a full display screen that handles calls, radio, and GPS. The AC blows cold and works great. It sits on 17-inch sport rims with fresh tires. The registration is valid for another two years. I've kept up with regular maintenance on this car and honestly it doesn't need any work at the moment. If you're browsing used cars for sale in Egypt and want a full-option Mercedes without having to put money into it right away, this one checks those boxes.
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