For the "mechanicaly inclined"

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As cheap as you'll ever get one:

http://www.autotrader.com/dealers/dda/detail.jsp?dealer_id=57680457&car_id=210599435

[Jelloman4571647545499]

front bumper is f'ed up and the rear needs repaired and repainted and the mirror is prolly 700 dollars. Also enjoy taking that to benz to get the lights turned off. seems like a good deal though. If you like to fix cars and resell them

[NOS50]

I would not touch that car for $10,900.00.I sold Mercedes parts for 2 years.That car is so expensive to fix it's not even funny.There are sensor on a SL600 that cost $4000.00,yes $4000.00.The interior is trashed,the body is trashed and they say it runs.It's obvious that car was not taken care of at all.I'll pass.

[Dave1647545494]

I wouldn't mind having the drivetrain out of it for a pinto or a chevette project

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i'd help burn it too the ground.

[carl1647545492]

Thats losta car but what a crappy car lot for that car to end up in.I expect they bought it at auction cheap,it makes you wonder if they cannot fix the car and retail it why could joe public?

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I would not touch that car for $10,900.00.I sold Mercedes parts for 2 years.That car is so expensive to fix it's not even funny.There are sensor on a SL600 that cost $4000.00,yes $4000.00.The interior is trashed,the body is trashed and they say it runs.It's obvious that car was not taken care of at all.I'll pass.

98+ Jag XJR uses a Mercedes build "100,000 mile sealed unit" transmission that fails completely around 80,000. Cost to repair ranges from $10,000 to $15,000, depending on where you take it.

SLs tend to have a better reliability record, MB screwed them up less. After 95 though, it all went to shit.