Hi , I am considering buying a 2002 Mercedes S600 wiith 93k on it I am a loan officer so I am trying offsetting the price with some financing and really stealing the car I was wondering if anyone can tell me what the msrp was on the 600 in 02 and I saw a comment about cars beautiful even over 100k but they said be prepared to spend 4500 twice a year on maintenance is this guy crazy or is this true I have a good friend as a mechanic and he does evrything for half price burt 10k a year on maintenance?also can I order the original sticker from mercedes I use to sell them but dont remember ?please get back marco_mercedes@yahoo.com thanks,Marco F. Scullion and almost forgot I am in cleveland ohio car is in leesburg virginia any advice on making sure it is worth my wild I just dont want to arrange financing and get there and have the thing hammered!

Asked by marco_mercedes6 May 12, 2007 at 11:26 PM about the 2002 Mercedes-Benz S-Class S 600

Question type: Shopping & Pricing

please get back marco_mercedes@yahoo.com

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lightGear answered 17 years ago

Original MSRP was $115,200. Invoice was $107,137. Maintenance on these things do cost a lot. I would figure out the financing before you look at the car. It's kind of a catch 22. What is the point is going to look at the car is you can't secure the financing? At the same time why secure the financing if the car is a piece of junk? You could do an autocheck or a carfax report just to give yourself piece of mind.

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