Mercedes GLK 350 2011 Blue Automatic Used for Sale in Greater Cairo ( Cairo + Giza)
1,058,000 EGP Max.
1,058,000 EGP
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Mercedes GLK 350 2011 for sale in Egypt. It's a blue hatchback with an automatic transmission and a 3500CC engine with 6 cylinders. The odometer shows 241,000 km and the asking price is 650,000 EGP. The exterior has been fully repainted, and some interior panels were also painted over. It still has a year and a half left on the registration. The main thing you should know is that the gearbox needs work — it's not shifting properly anymore, so I'd say it needs a replacement or at least a rebuild. I parked it in the garage a while back because of this issue, so it hasn't been driven daily lately. If you're browsing used cars for sale in Egypt and you're comfortable dealing with that transmission issue, this could be a project car for you. I'm open to negotiation but the price is what it is — I'm not in a rush to sell, but I won't go much lower either. Cash buyers get priority.
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