- Car Location: New Jersey
- 3.0L V6
- 86,000 miles
- Maroon exterior
- Beige interior
- Always garaged
- One owner vehicle
- Dealer maintained
- Automatic transmission
The Mercedes Benz 300 SEL, was a full-sized premium performance car built by Mercedes Benz from 1968 to 1972. The 300 SEL, being a prototype in 1966, turned into a production model in the year 1968, and 6500 units were built later on. This particular example of the 1988 Mercedes Benz 300 SEL is a spectacular four-door, five-seat, rear-wheel drive luxurious S-Class sedan located in New Jersey. This one-owner car is dealer-maintained, always kept garaged, and has 86000 miles on its clock.
Exterior and Interior
This 1988 Mercedes Benz 300 SEL is coated with an eye-catchy Metallic Garnet Red while having an interior with a luxurious beige finish. It rides on Firestone Champion HR tires and features a sunroof. All of the interior power options are functional, and the original gauge cluster needles remain in the same deep Mercedes-trademark bright orange as they were in 1988. The interior is fitted with comfortable leather seats and has matching carpets. The seats retain their condition having no rips, stains, or tears. Each and every jamb is in excellent condition, and the engine bay looks fresh as it was on the assembly line.
Engine
This perfectly well-maintained vehicle carries with it a 3.0L inline 6-cylinder engine which has two valves per cylinder. It was claimed that this engine produced up to 185 horsepower and 192 ft-lb of torque when it was new. Power is delivered via a four-speed automatic transmission.
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The Mercedes Benz 300 SEL, was a full-sized premium performance car built by Mercedes Benz from 1968 to 1972. The 300 SEL, being a prototype in 1966, turned into a production model in the year 1968, and 6500 units were built later on. This particular example of the 1988 Mercedes Benz 300 SEL is a spectacular four-door, five-seat, rear-wheel drive luxurious S-Class sedan located in New Jersey. This one-owner car is dealer-maintained, always kept garaged, and has 86000 miles on its clock.
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