Used Mercedes-Benz Cls Cars For Sale
Not far removed from being a luxury limo, the Mercedes-Benz CLS is a sizeable acquisition in anyone's eyes. The Mercedes-Benz CLS was at the very beginning of the curve that soon saw other German car makers design more swoopy traditional saloons, Or fitting a larger boot to a two-door coupe. Whichever way you look at it, the CLS started a revolution, and now you can buy into it at an affordable price.
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Cash Price £10,000.00 Deposit £1,000.00 Total Amount of Credit £9,000.00. 59 Payments of £209.89, with a Final Payment of £210.89, which includes an Optional Option to Purchase Fee of £1.00. Duration of Agreement is 60 Months. Total Amount Payable is £12,594.40. Total Cost of Credit £3,594.40. Annual Fixed Interest Rate of 5.19%. Representative APR 9.90%.
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How Much is a Mercedes-Benz CLS?
You won't get much change from £50,000 (if any) for a brand new Mercedes-Benz CLS, but you could actually be left in pocket if you source a pre-owned CLS model from findandfundmycar.com.
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What's the Mercedes-Benz CLS' Engine Size?
The first and second generation Mercedes-Benz CLS' offered various engines: from a 2.1L twin-turbo-diesel to 6.2L V8 petrol and a number of others in between. In current guise however, the CLS has jumped on the mild hybrid-diesel and mild hybrid-petrol bandwagon with engines ranging from a 1.5L mild hybrid-petrol turbo to a 3.0L mild hybrid-petrol turbo unit.
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What's the Mercedes-Benz CLS' Road Tax?
The cheapest model is the CLS 320 CDi, which sits in VED band J, while the CLS 500 falls into the top band, M.
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What Insurance Group is the Mercedes-Benz CLS in?
The current range falls into insurance groups 43 - 48.
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What's the Mercedes-Benz CLS' mpg?
You'll find an average of 32.7mpg worked out across the CLS range.