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Be aware of the cars you bid!!!
I bought a Mercedes SL320, lot number A1-27614-54. In the photos, there were clearly some imperfections and problems, when the car arrived to me... good for scrap. Multiple problems that the seller did not mention anything about. To start with, the convertible top mechanism was missing, which is about $1000 alone, the tailgate lock was broken, the radio was broken, the speakers were missing, the control units were missing, the engine was terrible, it wouldn't even start, the radiator was broken, a LOT of plastics and parts were missing, the rear fenders were bent, all hidraulic system's broken with leaks everywhere, some chassis part were cut with a grinder and some were welded very bad, some cables were cut, some seat adjustment were not working, the description said it has 177.000 km, but in reality it was miles. Please be careful what you buy, not all the problems are listed. I bought this car knowing it had problems, but oh my god, nothing was good about it. And the main problem was that none of the problems I listed here were in the description. Don’t get me wrong, it is a risk you assume when you buy cars at auction, but this was by far the worst one. After a close inspection, I can not save anything from this car. The description only said “Signs of wear/damage and wear all around by age/mileage. The car has been sold as a result, various imperfections and malfunctions have been observed.” and when I called the seller, they said car runs and drive and the only problems are the ones that can be seen on the photos. So yeah… stay away if you see this description in a lot. If you don't have money to lose, stay away.