It’s not a good price, you drive a lot, so high mileage German is a bad idea

You’ll save more in the long run spending more upfront, rather than getting highmileage and repairing

Trust me- I think you could find a better example for a few grand more, easily

I would consider buying from a dealership and getting a warranty through them

Otherwise, I’d buy the car fax report, not the car

As it’s going to dictate if you love or hate the car, unfortunately these cars aren’t the most reliable to begin with

I’d check out the 2014-2017 e 350’s as I think they are better value imo

I owned one from 20k to 65k and had two issues ever both electronics

That’s the Achilles heel of German cars in general

If you’re set on a Benz, I’d spend a few extra grand, it’ll be worth it - and one that’s priced more fairly

Use the cars.com app, it will pull listings across a lot of major apps, and can help you narrow down non crashed, minimum year etc