There was a time, not so long ago, when cars were made to last, and to outlast the term of a lease. These cars, proudly assembled in Europe, can still be driven today and are a demonstration of the historical know-how of these (real) automakers. Driving ecologically is not buying a battery assembled in China; it is driving a car whose carbon footprint has long since been amortized, like this Mercedes.
This 1991 Mercedes 190D, originally from France, is a 4th-owner car showing 403,000 km, mileage certified by the administrative history. The seller indicates that the vehicle is in average overall condition as it is currently not running due to a clutch failure. This car comes from a family transfer.
Note: This vehicle will be sold as a restoration project, so the no-surprises guarantee does not apply (see terms).
Outside, the seller indicates that the vehicle is in good condition. The bodywork in its black color presents an overall correct appearance; note that the front bumper has been replaced.
Inside, the seller indicates that the vehicle is in good condition. The black patterned fabric upholstery as well as the door panels appear to be well preserved. The wood trim on the center console shows some cracks visible in the photos. This car has the following equipment:
- Cassette radio
- Manual windows
- Wooden center console
- Analog clock
The engine is a 4-cylinder 2.0-liter producing 71 hp.
The seller recommends a mechanical service for road use, notably replacement of the clutch kit, as the vehicle is currently immobilized.
The car has 4 steel wheels with original hubcaps in good condition, fitted with tires.
The seller is a private individual located in France in Venarey-les-Laumes (21150) and accepts viewings during the sale. The car will be sold with its French registration document and an invalid technical inspection.
The seller wished to set a reserve price.
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