This 1999 Mercedes-Benz E320 4Matic Wagon was originally sold and registered in New York where it remained through 2023 when it relocated to Ohio with the current seller. Finished in Midnight Blue (904) over a Mushroom MB-Tex (145) interior, power is provided by a 3.2-liter naturally aspirated V6 paired with a five-speed automatic transmission. Features include heated seats, a glass power sunroof, automatic climate control, and power windows, locks, and wing mirrors. Service over the last 1.5 years includes new brake pads and rotors, front struts, rear accumulators, motor mounts, transmission mount, AC expansion valve and drier, fan module, front and rear axles, bearings, spark plugs, fluids, and drive shafts. Now with 81k miles, this S210 is offered with a spare set of OEM wheels, factory literature, receipts for all recent new parts, a clean Carfax report, and a clean Ohio title.
Finished in Midnight Blue (904), this long-roof example shows original body panels and glass all around. Features include halogen headlamps, fog lights, a power glass sunroof, roof rails, and a rear window wiper. The seller notes a small spot of corrosion at the bottom of the rear glass (above the 4Matic badge). On the inner lip of the rear driver wheel well the seller also notes a spot of corrosion starting. A new hood ornament and windshield trim was installed by the current owner. The attached Carfax shows a clean history with no accidents or damage.
This E320 wagon has been fitted with 17" Alzor wheels featuring a monoblock design and the OEM factory wheels and tires (pictured in gallery) will also be included in the sale. Falken Sincera SN250 all-season tires are mounted measuring 245/45 on all four corners. Within the last 1.5 years the seller has installed new brake rotors and pads, along with new spring seats. The springs have been cut for a slightly lowered ride height and the rear features self-leveling accumulators which have also been recently replaced.
The cabin is trimmed in Mushroom MB-Tex (145) across the seats, door cards, head rests, shift knob, and armrest. All leather surfaces are reported to be original and nicely kept. New OEM floor mats have been sourced and are included in the sale. Burl wood adorns the center console, dashboard, and upper door cards. Additional options include heated front seats with memory function, automatic climate control, and a Continental head unit with bluetooth capability. The seller notes all electronics to be in working order with the exception of the lower portion of the driver seat heat function.
The digital odometer shows 81k original miles. Instrumentation includes a 160-mph speedometer, a 7k-rpm tachometer with a 6k-rpm redline, and a digital odometer with trip function. Additional gauges include fuel level, coolant temperature and a digital clock. The screens show no signs of failing LCD pixels and functions properly.
The 3.2-liter M112 V6 was rated at 221 horsepower and 232 lb-ft of torque when new and is paired with a 722.6 automatic five-speed transmission sending power to all four wheels via 4Matic. Underbody photos have been provided in the gallery. The seller has performed extensive service to the car and notes a slight vibration at idle. Maintenance performed over the last 1.5 years includes:
The Carfax report shows no accidents or damage along with linear mileage updates and 15 service history records. This E320 Wagon shows 81k miles and is offered with a spare set of OEM wheels, factory literature, receipts for all recent new parts, a clean Carfax report, and a clean Ohio title.
A walk around and driving video have been provided by the seller below.
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23 Comments
Congratulations to both the seller and high bidder for agreeing to a sale post auction!$9,250 bid placed by @weajax
You guys are so close!!$9,000 bid placed by @solarglazed
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Decided to lower the reserve a bit this morning. I hate to see it sell for less than what it’s worth, but we have 13 cars at the moment and need to thin the herd. Otherwise I’d be keeping this wagon for many years to come! I have a feeling someone will be winning a great car for a great price today!$6,000 bid placed by @weajax
$5,750 bid placed by @Mgruntz
Final day! I’ll be around if there are any last minute questions. Don’t miss out on this gorgeous, low mileage wagon!@Tsantos0913 rides like you would never know the springs are cut! This is only way to lower them as they don’t make springs for the 4Matic S210s. The stance is perfect and the ride is great!$5,500 bid placed by @weajax
How’s it ride with those cut springs?$5,000 bid placed by @Josh
Additional photos have been added to the gallery.@GRatl pictures of the battery tray and bottoms of the doors have been uploaded. The only rust is a small spot above the seal on the front passenger door.$4,500 bid placed by @SMcMinnis
@Jthomasson Bottom of the doors, thanks! Want to see if the rust has made its way there as it is a common spot. Same with the battery tray.@GRatl sure, where under the door seals would you like to see? It will probably be tomorrow before I can get those.Could you take some photos under the door seals and of the battery tray?@GRatl it does appear to be sagging a little over the cargo area, but honestly I didn’t notice it until you said something. It doesn’t look bad in person.Am I seeing correctly that the headliner is failing?$4,000 bid placed by @GRatl
@GregF I appreciate the info. Good to know it might just be normal for these cars. We replaced the motor and transmission mounts. It’s very minor, but I wanted to make sure the buyer is aware of everything.Additional photos have been added to the gallery showing the spare set of OEM wheels and tires, along with receipts for new parts recently installed.Maybe its the nature of this engine but my 2000 with 200K miles vibrates a bit at idle too. It was much worse before I had the engine mounts replaced, but still vibrates a bit. I don't know if this engine was ever silky smooth at idle, even when new, but at speed there is no vibration at all - really smooth. The mounts wear out over time. An easy way to test to see if mounts are needed is to start the car, put your foot on the brake firmly, put the car in drive and then rev the engine. If the engine twists like it wants to jump out of the car you have your answer - new mounts needed. It'll be pretty obvious if they are shot. Not a huge issue to replace them. Pelican has a DIY video that is helpful.@Jthomasson thank you$1,750 bid placed by @SMcMinnis
@assistboy yes it vibrates slightly when warm, nothing too concerning but I try to be fully transparent when selling a car. We have replaced the transmission mount and spark plugs. We have not addressed it beyond that because it was so minor.love the color combination and the choice of wheels. have you looked into the vibration at idle? does it occur when the engine is warm?@GregF thank you for the kind words! We put Continental radios in all of our older Benzes, they don’t look too out of place while offering Bluetooth functionality. This has been a great wagon for us and with only 81k miles it still has lots of life left for the next owner!Great looking wagon! I love my 2000 with over 200k miles. These are some of the best values in the used modern classic market. Get em while they are reasonable. @seller I usually don’t like aftermarket head units in these cars, but the Continental is the perfect choice. In fact all of your upgrade/changes appear perfect to my eye; slightly lowered on monoblocks is so right. Best of luck but I don’t think you’ll need it!I realized during the walk around video that the passenger fog light was burnt out. It has since been replaced!Hello and thanks for viewing my wagon! I bought this car a year and a half ago after a lengthy search for a clean S210. After owning an S123, S124, S212 and S213, it seemed only fitting to add this to my collection. Unfortunately it is time for me to part with it as we currently are maxed out on storage and we need to thin the herd a bit. You will be hard pressed to find a nicer example - although it does have a couple small rust spots (I think every S210 has rust below the rear glass), they are easily fixed and overall the car is super clean, the interior still looks new. The stock wheels and tires will be included in the sale. I will be available to answer questions/comments as the auction progresses!$1,500 bid placed by @Bankrep40