...that it appears to be? H&H
Estimated at £6,000 - £8,000!
"This Phase I version was delivered new to Northern Ireland in November 2002, moving across to the mainland three years later. It has apparently been treated to new brake discs all round and a replacement cambelt within the last 3,000 miles - the indicated total mileage of 74,500 is considered genuine by the vendor. The car's impressive specification includes 17-inch multi-spoke alloy wheels, Momo steering wheel, power steering, air conditioning and a CD player. The vendor views the bodywork, engine and transmission as "very good" and the Silver paintwork and Blue suede/leather interior trim as "good". 'DEZ 4199' comes complete with service book showing six main dealer/specialist stamps, original handbooks, set of factory service manuals, spare key, several old MOTs and one valid into March 2013."
Hmmm...is this a scam since the registration shown in the advert, DEZ 4199, appears to be on a 2019 MERCEDES-BENZ A-CLASS! As such, is this one really [v6plaque]493[/v6plaque], or does this plate really belong the A Class?
The V6 Register states that [v6plaque]493[/v6plaque] did have "...metalic blue painted wheels" in 2010.
Further, there is no mention of a cambelt change or details of any of its real service and maintenance history, and the advert states that its MOT expired in 2013.
Estimated at £6,000 - £8,000!
"This Phase I version was delivered new to Northern Ireland in November 2002, moving across to the mainland three years later. It has apparently been treated to new brake discs all round and a replacement cambelt within the last 3,000 miles - the indicated total mileage of 74,500 is considered genuine by the vendor. The car's impressive specification includes 17-inch multi-spoke alloy wheels, Momo steering wheel, power steering, air conditioning and a CD player. The vendor views the bodywork, engine and transmission as "very good" and the Silver paintwork and Blue suede/leather interior trim as "good". 'DEZ 4199' comes complete with service book showing six main dealer/specialist stamps, original handbooks, set of factory service manuals, spare key, several old MOTs and one valid into March 2013."
Hmmm...is this a scam since the registration shown in the advert, DEZ 4199, appears to be on a 2019 MERCEDES-BENZ A-CLASS! As such, is this one really [v6plaque]493[/v6plaque], or does this plate really belong the A Class?
The V6 Register states that [v6plaque]493[/v6plaque] did have "...metalic blue painted wheels" in 2010.
Further, there is no mention of a cambelt change or details of any of its real service and maintenance history, and the advert states that its MOT expired in 2013.
