This 1990 Mercedes-Benz 300E-24 received original AMG modifications and spent time in Jordan and Japan before moving to Hungary now showing 115k kilometers. Finished in Midnight Blue Metallic (904) over Blue Leather (262), power is provided by a 3.0-liter DOHC inline-six linked with a four-speed automatic transmission driving the rear wheels. Factory equipment includes a power passenger-side door mirror, a power sliding sunroof, heated power-adjustable front seats, a Becker radio and automatic climate control. AMG modifications consist of AMG body work with a three-piece spoiler, AMG Aero 1 wheels, AMG springs and a four-spoke AMG steering wheel. Recent maintenance included an engine oil change, new distributor and new tensioner pulley. This 300E-24 AMG now shows 115k Km (~72k miles) and is offered for sale by the current owner with the original manufacturer’s literature, a date-stamped certificate of installation for the AMG modifications, additional AMG paperwork, partial service history and a Hungarian title in the seller’s name.
This W124 AMG is powered by a 3.0-liter 24-valve inline-six which is factory rated for 217 horsepower and 195 lb-ft of torque. Power is sent to the rear wheels through a four-speed automatic transmission. Maintenance performed by the seller in April 2023 included an engine oil and oil filter change, a new ignition distributor and a new tensioner pulley. Partial service history from the car’s time spent in Japan is included in the sale.
This 300E-24 was originally ordered in Jordan before moving to Japan and was later purchased by the seller in Hungary in 2020. Documentation included with the car consists of the original data card and a certificate of installation from Mercedes-Benz cataloging the AMG modifications made to the car. This car is now being offered for sale by the current owner in Budapest, Hungary with the original manufacturer’s literature, a spare tire and tool kit and a Hungarian Oldtimer title in the seller’s name.
A walk-around and driving video has been provided by the seller below.
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16 Comments
MB Market team, what is the next step if I continue to be interested in the car and would like to approach the seller?Hello I would like to make an offer to the owner possibleHi I saw the auction did not hit reserve is there a way to contact the seller?$25,000 bid placed by @CapTony
$16,000 bid placed by @DSams
@hobbsm3 Thanks for the comment. It is a head turner one and it is in amazing conditionI’ve imported a few cars from Europe. Costs vary depending if you do Roll on/Roll off vs container. There’s customs/import fees, insurance, getting the car to the port, fees associated with unloading etc. Factor in atleast $5k for everything. Maybe more, maybe less. This car is cool and will definitely be worth the effort.$15,000 bid placed by @The_Rainman27
$14,000 bid placed by @DSams
$6,000 bid placed by @VCholagh
$5,274 bid placed by @aloysius3
@Belushawn will do. To be honest, I usually skip videos. Thanks!@Rvino5 I’m sure you can but don’t know the cost. It should ve around $1.500-2.000.@GoBoGo Thank you for the comment. There’s a very good quality walk around video posted where you can see the car in sunlight/outdoor.Another article... https://www.capitalone.com/cars/learn/finding-the-right-car/how-to-import-a-car-to-the-united-states/2449I haven't read any of this but this site seems to be the place to start... https://www.epa.gov/importing-vehicles-and-engines I love this! I wish I could have come to the F1 race last weekend and driven this to a Port to bring home! I do agree that an outdoor/sunlight photo would be a great addition?Can you ship this to the states? If so how much?$5,024 bid placed by @CapTony
$750 bid placed by @Bankrep40
Great car, proper paperwork tooThought I’d break the ice ;)$500 bid placed by @TheLimited
@ariotofmyown - thank you! I missed that photo in the gallery. *doh*@gsxr There's a date-stamped (7/1990) "Certificate of Installation" from MB in the gallery (photo 124) listing the original AMG body kit items that were installed at that time. That, along with the other AMG paperwork leads me to believe it was installed by AMG Germany prior to being shipped to Jordan for the original owner.Just to clarify... this car has AMG accessories installed, but they were not installed by AMG, with no AMG documentation - correct? [EDIT - see reply above, I missed the photo.] Would help to have some photos in sunlight to show off the Midnight Blue hue. The indoor photos make it look like Black paint. This is a great color but it's hard to tell in the pictures!