2012 Mercedes E63 Wagon, Performance Package+LSD, 35k mi, Diamond Pearl/Carbon Fiber
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2012 Mercedes E63 Wagon, Performance Package+LSD, 35k mi, Diamond Pearl/Carbon Fiber
Year: 2012
Make: Mercedes-Benz
Model: E-Class
Price: $55500
Mileage: 35000
Color: White
Private or Dealer Listing: Private Listing
Location (State): FL
Transmission: Automatic
Drivetrain: Rear Wheel Drive
Tons of pics - made a dedicated Google Photos album with a few video clips as well: https://goo.gl/photos/xtS2cb86MHXAJSgUA
Incredible car that I've had for nearly two years and I've loved every minute. No expense spared (as with all my cars)-if it needed something, it got it. I tend to swap cars every few years, so out with the E63 Biturbo and Maserati GT-S F1, and in with an Audi RS7 and ?tbd? second car - open to trades (ie Panny Turbo, Audi S8, Ferrari 612, Ferrari FF. Modified cars ok).
Asking $57k, located in Orlando, FL.
Last edited by uberwag; 09-13-2016 at 08:10 PM. Reason: typo
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Want this ever so badly! Would solve this the dilemma where off duty supervisor (wife) wants my vehicle to be able to pack kids in if hers goes into the shop yet still has gobs of performance that I had initially wanted but in an extra car....
Is price fairly firm?
Is price fairly firm?
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#5
Beautiful, stunning and absolutely awesome car! I've loved bad-*** wagons for as long as I can remember.
Check out the plate on my highly-modded and tuned 2012 CTS-V Wagon . We were 99% sold on the E63, but ultimately decided that a big American V8 felt "right".
GLWS.
Check out the plate on my highly-modded and tuned 2012 CTS-V Wagon . We were 99% sold on the E63, but ultimately decided that a big American V8 felt "right".
GLWS.
#6
Beautiful, stunning and absolutely awesome car! I've loved bad-*** wagons for as long as I can remember.
Check out the plate on my highly-modded and tuned 2012 CTS-V Wagon ��. We were 99% sold on the E63, but ultimately decided that a big American V8 felt "right".
GLWS.
Check out the plate on my highly-modded and tuned 2012 CTS-V Wagon ��. We were 99% sold on the E63, but ultimately decided that a big American V8 felt "right".
GLWS.
What all do you have done to the CTS-V? And thanks for the luck!
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You're right, probably an E63 in my future. Let's see if MBUSA brings the latest generation E in wagon form to these shores.
As for our car, too many mods to list; cam, meth, full exhaust, tune, injectors, etc., etc. 665 RWHP translate to about 800 at the crank. It will haul the mail!
As for our car, too many mods to list; cam, meth, full exhaust, tune, injectors, etc., etc. 665 RWHP translate to about 800 at the crank. It will haul the mail!
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#10
I just sold my 2012 E63 P30, so I'm familiar with the cars.
Can you say a little more about what "Euro-spec/Canadian-spec 'S' model" means? Is this originally a Canadian car, then imported here? Were the base numbers 550HP/590 lb ft. torque?
Can you say a little more about what "Euro-spec/Canadian-spec 'S' model" means? Is this originally a Canadian car, then imported here? Were the base numbers 550HP/590 lb ft. torque?
#11
Great question! The "S" designation is on the original Canadian window sticker, and for 2012 it is basically P30 plus the limited slip differential (so yes, the 550hp/590tq power spec). In the US, the P30 for 2012 didn't come with the LSD, you had to option it, and there wasn't an official S model sold until the 2014's with the facelift and AWD. Was imported here when I bought it, and is titled in FL. Had to pay tarrif at the border (which sucks), but financed with no problems, and the warranty was transferred from Mercedes Canada to Mercedes USA (it has timed out of the 4yr term though). It is treated as an American car now. Hope that helps!