Usó 1999 Mercedes-Benz C-Class en venta en Hackettstown

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1999 Mercedes C43 AMG!! One of Only 1147 imported to the United States! Finished in Silver over Black Leather! This 305 Horsepower "SuperSedan" is nothing short of a Beast! This Rare soon to be Classic has tons of power, gobs of brakes, handles like its on rails, but still gives you the luxury feel of a Mercedes-Benz! Amazing! Personally I have driven plenty of sports cars from this era, M3's, 911's, Corvettes, S4's on track and on the street... This car combines them all into one easy to drive, well mannered package! Whether your going to town to get groceries or drag racing down the Autobahn this car has you covered! More Pictures on our Website! For more information contact us directly at 973 513 9023. Below are the Mercedes Press Release's for this car sourced from c43AMG.com. THE BEGINNINGWednesday, April 22, 1998: Mercedes unveils latest in Super Sedan linePRESS RELEASE: Montvale, NJ - Mercedes-Benz dealers across the U.S. have begun taking delivery of the new C43 supersedan, a limited-production V8-powered version of its popular C-Class sedan. The new C43 is modified by AMG, Germany's top automotive customizer and race 'tuner,' who has been partnered with Mercedes-Benz for decades.Only 1,500 of these ultra-performance cars will be imported to the U.S. over a three-year period. Priced at $52,750, the mid-size C43 features a modified version of the new-generation V8 engine from the full-size E430 sedan. With higher-lift modular camshafts and a freer-flowing intake and exhaust system, horsepower is boosted to 302 (up 10 percent over the standard 275 hp figure) for superb overall performance, including 0-60 mph acceleration of 5.9 seconds.THE ENDThursday, December 30, 1999 Mercedes-Benz Bids Farewell to C43 AMG; Super Sedan Ends Three-Year Production Run in 2000PRESS RELEASE: MONTVALE, NJ - What began in 1998 as a very exclusive, high-performance C-Class sedan has come to an end this model year. The Mercedes-Benz C43 AMG -- the second of Mercedes-Benz' extreme performance automobiles offered in the U.S. -- closes out its production cycle after three model years and 1,400 examples of the well-rounded enthusiast's sedan."The C43 AMG marked the start of a wave of extreme performance automobiles we plan to offer American clients," notes Robert Allan, Mercedes-Benz USA AMG / designo / Special Vehicles Product Manager. "This was the first compact car with our new-generation, three-valve/twin-spark V8. At 302 horsepower, it offered very high power output, and our clients took that element very close to their hearts. In fact, the AMG-modified engine was what owners loved the most, since it combined that high performance with the expected refinement of a Mercedes-Benz."Indeed, powerful engines are just one element of any Mercedes-AMG automobile. There are six specific themes to every AMG product: handling ability, braking, acceleration, luxury, exclusivity and practicality. All are equally important, but perhaps the latter is most significant. Mercedes-AMG cars make no special demands of owners, and require no special concessions as a result of their high-performance capabilities. In addition, every Mercedes-AMG displays understated, yet athletic styling enhancements. The town of Affalterbach, just outside Stuttgart, is home to the Mercedes-AMG facility. Engines are hand-assembled on-site and partial construction of whole AMG models takes place with a workforce of about 400.The Mercedes-AMG partnership officially started with the C36 AMG sedan for 1995, which offered 268 horsepower from a 3.6-liter six-cylinder engine, and has grown to encompass three models for the U.S. market - C43, E55 and ML55 AMG.TOTAL PRODUCTION1998 - 579 units1999 - 546 units2000 - 22 or maybe 25 unitsTotal C43s for the US Market = 1147 units