Where do I start with this car. It's a CL500 which looks and goes like a CL63 AMG. If you know Mercedes, you'll know that the best place for Mercedes performance is MSL in Birmingham, and this is where this car was remapped to 520BHP and 623lb/ ft of torque. The exhaust was also worked on to make the car a bit more vocal. It sounds and goes very well indeed.
It was declared a Cat N in February 2023 due to another car sliding across a roundabout and catching the front bumper and front wing. This is when I decided to change the front end to a CL63 front end at no expense spared. The wheels were refurbished and are beautifully unmarked. They also have 4 brand new Continental ContiSportContact tyres that were fitted on 9th March 2024. No mechanical damage occurred to the car at all.
The car has an MOT until 27th April 2025.
CL63 AMG performance without the stupid costs involved with an AMG.
New brake pipes all round.
The car has: -
- Lovely Obsidian Black coachwork
- Anthracite Nappa leather heated and cooled front seats
- Reversing camera
- Parking sensors, front and back
- Wood & leather steering wheel
- Comand head unit
- Bose sound system
- Pneumatic rear head restraints
- Tyre pressure sensor system
- Traffic sign recognition
- DAB radio
- Auto climate control
- Auto high beam switch
- Spare wheel
- Black Ash trim
- DVD changer
- Digital TV
- Passenger entertainment package
- Heated screen wash
- Stop/ Start (this has been disabled but can be reinstated)
- AMG black overmats
- Carbon Fibre wing mirror covers
- Carbon Fibre rear spoiler
- Recent air-con regas
- Recent oil change
- Recent spark plugs replacement
and so much more.
This car is absolutely awesome. You can get 38MPG on a steady run, but it's also able to keep up with most cars on the road if desired.
It's in superb condition and has a very large history file.
The buyer will have nothing but a smile on their face when driving this car. It's just so comfortable and relaxing when you want it to be.
The registration will revert back to PY62BTO.
The mileage may increase due to light use.
