Buying a very large estate car
Is it best for me to buy a estate car with 30,000 miles on the clock with FSH 2006 06 at 14445 with lots of extras a good buy? It's in a private dealer with FSH by Mercedes and is an ex-lease car and it is immaculate. The last E-Class I owned has been flood damaged so need a replacement. I also read in the HJ website that the facelift models are far better. Can you help me please?
Asked on 8 January 2012 by Lovefoody
Answered by
Honest John
That will be just prior to the 2006 facelift that brought 2,000 improvements, some of them essential, so you would be paying top dollar for an inferior car. Don't.
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