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05-04-2000, 09:28 PM
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Forgive for posting in here about this topic but i didn;t know where to put it. Recently I noticed that the prices for 1994 and 93 E320's and 420's are higher than the prices for newer 97 and 98 models. Is it true that the older 93/94 model E320's are more than 97 E320s with lesser miles. Why is this, (btw I found out this on auto trader online). Is it that the older cars quality was better.
------------------ 300E Soon To be E55 27 foot Grady White Offshore Sportfish. 
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05-04-2000, 10:56 PM
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My guess would be that you are seeing a reference to a 320 convertible. These are usually considerably higher priced than a similar, or to a point, newer sedan. I'm not sure what the original sticker prices are for the convertibles.
...tracy
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05-05-2000, 11:37 PM
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No I have seen some of the convertibles running at 62 grand. Is mbz quality really running down that much.
------------------ 300E Soon To be E55 27 foot Grady White Offshore Sportfish.
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05-06-2000, 01:05 AM
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Hmmm... Can it be that those cars u saw had major accidents?
Just my $0.02, ET
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05-06-2000, 04:36 PM
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CaptAlex300e, Go to www.kbb.com or www.edmunds.com to find used car prices. There is no way that the 93/94 E320's are more than the 97 E320 with lessor miles.
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