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Old 02-05-2010, 11:08 AM
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Originally Posted by dariod View Post
I think Japanese cars are right hand drive vehicles and not left like in North America so this is not a Japanese market car. Second of all the trunk has a small license plate insert (usa, canada type of plates) while all plates in Europe are wide long plates and trunk is different. I believe in Canada you could have cloth seats, manual climate control ETC. as opposed to USA where those were not even optional.
You can see a decal reading "Mercedes-Benz Japan" on the rear window glass in the last photo of the ad (the photo of the trunk) directly above the trunk light. It's tiny but it's there! I attached the photo in case they finally sell the car after all this time and the craigslist ad goes away.

The japanese-used-car Mercedes imports aren't that uncommon - I probably see one a week around here.

Canada did not have cloth seats or manual climate control. Everything we got here (at least during the W201 / W124 time period, mid 80s - mid 90s) was the same as the US models. In the past few years, we've gotten a few different models though (e.g. the diesel smart and the B class).
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Real Euro w124 300D near Vanc, BC-mb_japan_label.jpg  
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