Mercedes GLC 300 2024 Black Automatic Used for Sale in Cairo
4,462,000 EGP Max.
4,554,000 EGP
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Mercedes GLC 300 for sale in Tagamo3 - New Cairo, model year 2024 with only 18,000 km on the odometer. The car is black with an automatic transmission, and it's the GLC 300 trim which is pretty well known. For a 2024 model, the mileage is really low, so anyone looking for used cars for sale in New Cairo might find this interesting. The car comes with the license and valid protection coverage. The paint is factory original on both the outside and inside, no accidents or repainting at all — the interior still looks the way it came from the dealership. This spec comes loaded from the factory, so you get all the features without having to add anything aftermarket. Asking price is 4,900,000 EGP. The car is located in Tagamo3 and easy to view if you're around the area. If you're browsing used Mercedes for sale in the area, this one stands out because of the low mileage and the full set of factory options.
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