This 2006 Mercedes-Benz E350 Wagon was sold new at Mercedes-benz of Greensboro in North Carolina where it remained with its original owner until 2013 when it was purchased by its most recent owner. Finished in Brilliant Silver Metallic (775) over Grey MB-Tex (138), power is provided by a 3.5-liter V6 mated with a five-speed automatic driving the rear wheels. Equipment includes a power tilt/slide glass sunroof, dual-zone automatic climate control, rear sunshades, heated front seats and a rear-facing third-row bench seat. This E-Class wagon comes with documented regular service on the Carfax report including a balance shaft replacement. Now showing 147k miles, this E-Class is offered for sale by the selling dealer with original manufacturer’s literature, a clean Carfax report, and a clean Florida title.
Fitted are the factory 17” seven-spoke alloy wheels wearing Michelin Primacy MXM4 tires measuring 245/45 on all four corners with 2019 date codes. A brake fluid flush was last performed in August 2022.
The interior is trimmed in Grey MB-Tex (138) and features Burl Walnut wood trim lining the center console, dashboard and door panels. The wood trim is in good condition with a matching wood grain steering wheel. Both front seats are heated and power adjustable and feature three-position memory. Interior amenities include dual-zone automatic climate control, a garage door opener, COMAND, rear sunshades, split folding rear seats for through-loading and a folding rear-facing third-row bench seat.
The leather and wood-wrapped steering wheel fronts a 160-mph speedometer with a centrally-mounted digital display. The digital odometer currently reads 142k miles, 116k of which were added by the most recent owner. Other instrumentation includes a 7k-rpm tachometer, analog clock and digital fuel level and coolant temperature gauges. Controls for cruise control are mounted to the steering column.
This S211 is powered by a 3.5-liter V6 which is factory rated at 268 horsepower and 258 lb-ft of torque. Power is sent to the rear wheels through a five-speed automatic transmission. Extensive and regular service is documented on the Carfax report since new. Notably, the balance shaft issue has been corrected during a service in February 2022.
The Carfax report shows linear mileage updates, regular service visits, and no accidents or damage since new. This E350 Wagon is now offered in Fort Lauderdale, Florida with original manufacturer’s literature, a clean Carfax report, and a clean Florida title.
A cold start, driving, and walk around video have been provided by the seller below.
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19 Comments
@KingKitty According to past sales, most of the vehicles did not have the Balance Shaft serviced. Not sure where you’re getting figures from. Also, Since the auction ended RNM, we have the right to offer it outside the auction now.@SAIMPORTS Guess it depends on what you consider "lucky"? That, and soliciting a purchase outside of the auction seems inappropriate. The market has spoken, this is clearly not a $5000 car. More like $3000. Maybe. Good luck!@pedruino unfortunately, no, please reach out if you would like to purchase Supreme Auto ImportsHi did the sale reached the reserve price?Who is going to be the lucky one today.$5,250 bid placed by @blue
$5,000 bid placed by @Dillard
$4,750 bid placed by @blue
$4,500 bid placed by @Bifo5401
$4,250 bid placed by @blue
$4,000 bid placed by @Dillard
$3,750 bid placed by @blue
$3,500 bid placed by @MBMitch
all messages replied please keep the ZIP Code icoming for shipping quotesA driving and walk around video have been added to the listing.$3,250 bid placed by @blue
$3,000 bid placed by @Dillard
Beautiful wagon - and per comments on Silver, it is THE color. I love color, and many, many Mercedes colors. But Silver always works. Yes there is the history and the pedigree of racing, but silver offers a neutral blend that lets the car itself be the accent.. the lines, the design, placement of glass. More bold colors, while fun, take away from that in some cases. My 2 cents. If only one color - make it silver.$2,750 bid placed by @texdot88
$2,500 bid placed by @blue
$2,250 bid placed by @Dillard
@LWB250 Majoritt of the wagon's out there are 4matic, this is rear wheel drive = less issues to worry about.A cold start video has been added to the listing.@ItWillPass As an MB owner of 30+ years, I made it through the silver and champagne (gold) years with difficulty. Silver was, by far, the most common color of the time, followed by gold and then black, in my opinion. Outliers were green, maroon, and white, any of which I consider highly desirable when I'm looking at models of this vintage. The silver weathers and ages well, but it's so - meh.Good morning everyone, Videos will be uploaded shortly. Also, if you need a quote on transport, please provide zip code here or by message, thanksInvoice has been added to the gallery.submitted the repair invoice just waiting on MB market to upload it$2,000 bid placed by @blue
What is the general sense on silver AMG wagons? I'm not a white/black/silver kinda guy since every car out there seems to be these colors. I mentioned to my MB service mgr that, in looking for a wagon, I didn't want silver. He questioned that and reminded me that silver is the AMG brand color. He pointed out that the original MB race cars were silver (e.g., gullwings), so I started looking at the color differently. Silver is understated, which seems to fit the personality of the AMG wagons. Do you think desirability and resale is helped or hurt by silver exterior? Or are the dark greys or the more adventurous reds, blues and greens a plus?@SAIMPORTS I saw that, and if you read my comment I mentioned that it had been addressed.@LWB250 The balance shaft was already addressed.I loves my wagons, but I don't see much love for this one. Must be the fear of balance shaft failure that's been addressed. Too bad, it's an otherwise great engine once the balance shaft issue is dealt with. I see a RNM in the owner's future...sorry. GLWA!$1,750 bid placed by @TheDoc
$1,500 bid placed by @Dillard
Good morning folks Welcome to the auction of our E350 wagon. Videos will be uploaded in the next day or two, as well as the invoice of the important balance shaft invoice. FYI, there are no Dealer fees and if you need assistance with reasonable transport, we can arrange that for you. Send a message with zip code for a quick quote. Good luck!$1,250 bid placed by @TheDoc
$1,000 bid placed by @Dillard