2017 Mercedes-benz E 300 4matic
WDDZF4KB7HA101320
2017 Mercedes-benz E 300 4matic VIN WDDZF4KB7HA101320 is available at Copart. Last known mileage — 93 459 mi. This page includes photos, sale history, market estimate and similar MERCEDES-BENZ E listings.
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Submit a hide requestThis 2017 Mercedes-Benz E-Class features a documented service history of 23 records, including recent maintenance at Mercedes-Benz of Mobile and local Alabama providers. However, the vehicle carries a branded title due to reported water damage and was officially declared a total loss by an insurance company in June 2026. While it has been serviced frequently for components like brakes, tires, and transmission fluids since its first owner's lease in Pennsylvania, the transition to a salvage title following flood damage is a critical factor. Reviewing the full report is essential before buying, bidding on, or financing this vehicle to understand the specific extent of the water damage and how it impacts current value.
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The primary challenge is not mechanical repair but electronic diagnostics. Water intrusion can cause corroded connectors that fail intermittently over time.
While the car looks pristine on the outside, a 'Water/Flood' designation on a luxury vehicle like this Mercedes-Benz is a major red flag. The cost of repair (estimated at $20k) significantly exceeds the market value ($15k), likely due to the extensive labor required to dry and certify complex electrical systems. Only recommended for buyers with specialized diagnostic equipment or those looking for a project.
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