I don't know who sells donation cars at Lansing, but they're always on approval and they have lofty expectations of their Mercedes. First one I saw was a W140 S320, hit so hard in the rear that the back was bent down and it was buckled above the back wheels. I was stunned when the bidding hit $900, and even more stunned when I saw it at the next week's auction. They should have jumped all over that $900 bid. Furthermore, since the donation people don't have a dealer's license and they don't want to retitle the cars in the name of the charity before they sell them, all the donation cars are 'dealer only' bidding, so the idiots that bid on that S320 all had dealer licenses. Mitch. > On February 14, 2018 at 10:04 PM "Kaleb C. Striplin via Mercedes" > <mercedes@okiebenz.com> wrote: > > > This auction was on approval. It was a donation car also so I guess they are > greedy. >
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