1995 Mercedes Benz E320 -- SOLD (Massachusetts) - $0

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E Class Convertible

Exceptionally well maintained E320 four passenger convertible. Powered by 3.2 liter DOHC 24 valve 6-cylinder with HFM-sequential multiport fuel injection. Two owners from new with just 4,500 miles annually on average since new. Original North Carolina car. Comes with clear State of Maine title. Used only as summer car and carefully stored. Never driven in bad weather and always stored inside. Original dealer window sticker lists the standard features that came with this $80,000 roadster when new: SRS with driver and front passenger airbags, front seat belt tensioners with knee bolsters; height-adjustable shoulder belts; adjustable front heat restraints and auto roll bar. 4-wheel antilock power disc brakes, Halogen head/fog lamps with washers and heated windshield washing system and heated rear window/outside mirrors. 4-speed automatic transmission, alloy wheels, heated front seats, cruise control, wind deflector, central locking system, anti theft system, power windows with front express down control. Electro-hydraulic power soft top, power front 10-way seats and steering column. Leather upholstery, seat position memory, power outside rearview mirrors, automatic climate control. AM/FM/WB/Cassette radio (CD changer ready). High performance sound system, automatic antenna and pre-wiring for cell phone and CD changer. Finished in Midnight Blue (#904) and Parchment Leather (#265) with Dark Blue Soft Top (#744) and equipped with California emission controls. Comes with extensive records from both owners. The E320 was a low production four passenger convertible. The 'E-Class' name first appeared in the USA with the face-lifted W124 for the model year 1994 when all Mercedes-Benz models switched to a new system, e.g., E320 instead of 300E). E320s are prized by Mercedes aficionados as the last models built to a standard rather than a price point. The E320 design increased engine displacement and torque jumped to provide a noticeable performance difference.