Like the op saw this one at a mercedes dealer. The gentleman that owned mine purchased specifically to move plants and tow a small trailer. It was garaged the one winter it saw. (or didn't see) It had just over 2k miles. His wife wanted an Audi,or beemer I cant recall,but it was a car they had at the original selling dealer,"A Ford dealer that he had a long relationship" and he traded it in to appease his wife. I was able to talk to the owner and make sure this wasn't a beater and just kind of get a feel what this guy is like. Not that I don't trust what dealers say. lol.....I don't. I also wanted to be sure this wasn't a smoking vehicle. Hey the dealer was great. They arranged the phone call,the owner was a great older guy,the truck was as advertised. They even turned me onto a local freight company they used and it saved me a couple hundred bucks. If I was in Ohio I'd recommend their sales department highly. Patience,and being on the ads constantly. Great deals don't last,and are legit one's are hard to find.
Most buyers use them as pavement trophy's. Get tired of climbing in and out and the gas bill pushes them out of love. Not that they were ever in love. It is in my opinion that a lot of folks with a good deal of money,"And some not a great deal of money",get the thrill juices going,hype up and have a bit of ego too. They do the impulse purchase and once they have it realize the product was a great idea but not all that and a bag of chips. That is my kind of person. The one's that take the new car purchase hit for me. Instant savings of several K. Thank you very much!
