For Sale: 2000 Mercedes-Benz CLK in Grand Rapids, Michigan for sale in Grand Rapids, MI
Vehicle Description 2000 Mercedes-Benz CLK 320 (Please note:
If you happen to be viewing this 2000 Mercedes-Benz CLK 320 on a website other than our Garage Kept Motors site, it's possible that you've only seen some of our many photographs of the car due to third-party website limitations.
To be sure you access all the more than 35 photographs, as well as a short start-up and walk-around video, and a link to the CLK's accident-and-damage-free, two-owner Carfax history report, please go to our main website:
Garage Kept Motors.
) Fun, youthful, and invigorating? Just what Is Mercedes up to? - Motor Trend First Drive review, April 1997 The Motor Trend 1997 reviewers answered their headlined question:
Following on the heels of the SLK roadster, M-Class sport/utility, and European-based A-Class city car, the CLK is Mercedes' fourth new vehicle line introduced in the past year, an astonishingly aggressive pace for a company that's been known more for model evolution than revolution.
With fresh spirit, vigor, and imagination, each of these entries adds an intriguing new dimension to the luxury automaker's repertoire.
It's as if Mozart had come back to life and penned a few Top-10 hits for Hootie and the Blowfish.
Best of all, Mercedes not only is letting its corporate hair down and having some fun, but its party invitations are being handed out to the masses as well as the monied elite.
The magazine went on to lavish praise on the then-new CLK 320 model:
Styling:
With all-new sheetmetal and a sleek, yet sophisticated profile, it offers an intriguing blend of the familiar and the new.
Equipment:
the CLK pampers with a typical Mercedes level of comfort and safety.
Power:
the ultra-smooth V-6 gives the CLK a satisfyingly strong launch and ready passing power.
Performance:
the CLK is capable of running from 0 to 60 mph in a brisk 6.
9 seconds.
Even pricing:
the CLK includes another signature trait:
an attractive sticker.
Offered here is a 2000 Mercedes-Benz CLK 320 in black over platinum.
The fine condition of the automobile clearly demonstrates the advantages of adult-ownership and respectful stewardship.
Showing 82,802 miles on its odometer, the car has traveled fewer than 4,000 miles per-year on average.
The exterior paint finish is excellent with factory-quality gloss across the entire body.
The body-panel alignment and gap tolerances reflect Mercedes' legendary build quality.
The CLK coupe body style was conceived from scratch by the Mercedes designers, and it still looks current some two decades after launch.
(Fun fact:
This may explain the Sopranos production company's choice of the car in the same color combination for the character, Gloria's, personal ride in Season 3, Episode 12.
) The body panels are free of dents, dings, or other damage.
Factory-installed alloy wheels (in excellent condition) are mounted with all-season tires.
Inside, the platinum color theme uses a combination of both lighter and darker hues.
Leather seat and lower door-trim upholstery is of the lighter color; the upper door trim and dashboard are rendered in the darker color.
All surfaces in the cabin show superior look and original feel (the sole exception is noted on the steering wheel thumb controls with minor wear from normal use).
Analog instrument and switchgear control markings are crisp and unfaded.
The original Mercedes-branded factory audio unit remains in place.
The shifter for the automatic transmission is console mounted surrounded by wood trim, as are the HVAC controls.
The same handsomely burled, dark-woodgrain trim is present on the upper dash and doors, and has been very well-maintained.
Likewise, cabin carpeting in light platinum-gray has been properly cared-for and retains a factory look.
The car's cabin glass-including on its power (tinted) moon roof-is clear and undamaged; lighting lenses are in equally fine condition.
The car's trunk is tidy with clean original carpet mats.
Under the hood, the car's origin.
If you happen to be viewing this 2000 Mercedes-Benz CLK 320 on a website other than our Garage Kept Motors site, it's possible that you've only seen some of our many photographs of the car due to third-party website limitations.
To be sure you access all the more than 35 photographs, as well as a short start-up and walk-around video, and a link to the CLK's accident-and-damage-free, two-owner Carfax history report, please go to our main website:
Garage Kept Motors.
) Fun, youthful, and invigorating? Just what Is Mercedes up to? - Motor Trend First Drive review, April 1997 The Motor Trend 1997 reviewers answered their headlined question:
Following on the heels of the SLK roadster, M-Class sport/utility, and European-based A-Class city car, the CLK is Mercedes' fourth new vehicle line introduced in the past year, an astonishingly aggressive pace for a company that's been known more for model evolution than revolution.
With fresh spirit, vigor, and imagination, each of these entries adds an intriguing new dimension to the luxury automaker's repertoire.
It's as if Mozart had come back to life and penned a few Top-10 hits for Hootie and the Blowfish.
Best of all, Mercedes not only is letting its corporate hair down and having some fun, but its party invitations are being handed out to the masses as well as the monied elite.
The magazine went on to lavish praise on the then-new CLK 320 model:
Styling:
With all-new sheetmetal and a sleek, yet sophisticated profile, it offers an intriguing blend of the familiar and the new.
Equipment:
the CLK pampers with a typical Mercedes level of comfort and safety.
Power:
the ultra-smooth V-6 gives the CLK a satisfyingly strong launch and ready passing power.
Performance:
the CLK is capable of running from 0 to 60 mph in a brisk 6.
9 seconds.
Even pricing:
the CLK includes another signature trait:
an attractive sticker.
Offered here is a 2000 Mercedes-Benz CLK 320 in black over platinum.
The fine condition of the automobile clearly demonstrates the advantages of adult-ownership and respectful stewardship.
Showing 82,802 miles on its odometer, the car has traveled fewer than 4,000 miles per-year on average.
The exterior paint finish is excellent with factory-quality gloss across the entire body.
The body-panel alignment and gap tolerances reflect Mercedes' legendary build quality.
The CLK coupe body style was conceived from scratch by the Mercedes designers, and it still looks current some two decades after launch.
(Fun fact:
This may explain the Sopranos production company's choice of the car in the same color combination for the character, Gloria's, personal ride in Season 3, Episode 12.
) The body panels are free of dents, dings, or other damage.
Factory-installed alloy wheels (in excellent condition) are mounted with all-season tires.
Inside, the platinum color theme uses a combination of both lighter and darker hues.
Leather seat and lower door-trim upholstery is of the lighter color; the upper door trim and dashboard are rendered in the darker color.
All surfaces in the cabin show superior look and original feel (the sole exception is noted on the steering wheel thumb controls with minor wear from normal use).
Analog instrument and switchgear control markings are crisp and unfaded.
The original Mercedes-branded factory audio unit remains in place.
The shifter for the automatic transmission is console mounted surrounded by wood trim, as are the HVAC controls.
The same handsomely burled, dark-woodgrain trim is present on the upper dash and doors, and has been very well-maintained.
Likewise, cabin carpeting in light platinum-gray has been properly cared-for and retains a factory look.
The car's cabin glass-including on its power (tinted) moon roof-is clear and undamaged; lighting lenses are in equally fine condition.
The car's trunk is tidy with clean original carpet mats.
Under the hood, the car's origin.
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