1997 Mercedes W210 E60 AMG Registration No: R156 ABT

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£16,000 - £19,000

1997 Mercedes W210 E60 AMG
Registration No: R156 ABT

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Manufacturer: Mercedes
Model: W210 E60 AMG
First Registered:1997
Registration No: R156 ABT
Mileometer:65,500
Chassis No: WDB2100721A310492
MOT:August 2018
Colour: Black
From 1991, there was a special series of the Mercedes E 50 AMG which was enlarged to 6.0L and rebadged as E60. The Mercedes-Benz E 60 AMG was originally designed only for the middle-east market and is based on the E-Class (W124 and W210). The Mercedes E 60 AMG (W124 series) could be available as a sedan (in Germany about eleven pieces were delivered) ordered from Mercedes-Benz. The E60 AMG was only available on request with binding order directly from AMG. The motor (M119 Series) is a 6.0-liter V8 engine with 32 valves and 381 hp with a maximum torque of 580 Nm. Due to this exclusivity, only 200 models are believed to have been made.

This example came from Japan, where cars are a status symbol and meticulously and very carefully handled, maintained and driven. The vendor states that due to the low use, this vehicle is in excellent condition, with no apparent infestation of rust, salt and damage. The car has only covered 105,000 kilometers, which is about 65,000 miles, and the speedometer is still in kms and hasn't been changed. The mileage is backed up by original documentation from Japan and an auction sheet.

The car features beautiful two-tone leather interior (an optional extra) in pristine condition with no rips or tears whatsoever. The body work is very clean with minimal scratches that you get with age. There is no sign of rust anywhere and it is in immaculate condition for it's age.

There are a lot of extras on the car including Parktronic System, Electric seats with memory, automatic mirror dimming,
rain sensor, wood & leather steering wheel, CD changer, and many more.

Note: This description is provided by the vendor and unless otherwise stated is 'Not Verified' by Barons or any person employed by Barons. Prospective purchasers are advised to satisfy themselves as to the accuracy of any statements made, whether they be statements of fact or opinion.