If I needed wheels, i's consider this one. especially if it had 3
pedals. Not a bad price for a car that should easily run another
100-200k miles.
A 240D is great for buzzing around metro areas or commuting. They
are not the best if the drive requires fast acceleration, or 80 MPH
speeds. But for 0-60 driving, a 240D is great.
One difference between a 240D and a 300D is that the 240D will do
better mileage around town. A Diesel will inherently not lose as
much MPG average in town as a gasser.
Plus in place of being in a minicar death trap, you have the
protection of a real MB.
In today's paper, the number is a car dealer lot
--R
Vehicle Details
Price: $2,250
Body Style:
Mileage: 144,000
Engine:
Transmission:
Fuel Type:
Doors:
Ext. Color: Beige
Int. Color: Beige
VIN:
Description
1981 Mercedes-Benz 240D, 144000 miles, Beige, Beige interior, Nice
Car, Runs Good, Please Call 843-486-5515, $2250
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