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Mercedes-Benz E‑class estate S211 220CDI with OM646.961 engine, 6‑speed 716.649 manual gearbox, 2.87 final drive, rear‑wheel drive and Elegance trim. VIN WDB2112061A829147
Originally sold new to Belgium as a company car, later imported to Finland via Germany and a dealer. First registered in Finland on 11 October 2016. I am the second private owner in Finland. Mainly used for commuting/daily driving — roughly 20,000 km per year.
Service history
Serviced extensively over the years at 15,000–20,000 km intervals according to the service schedule, with a few urgent exceptions, mostly at the authorised dealer Mega‑Auto in Lahti.
Receipts in a folder and I have kept all service receipts from my ownership except tyre receipts.
Major services/repairs
11/2017 Water pump
01/2018 Air suspension + compressor
07/2019 New front bumper
12/2020 SBC unit replacement, new brake hoses and pipes at the rear
11/2021 Serpentine belt, pulley kit, tensioner and thermostat
03/2022 Front springs and shock absorbers
08/2022 Rear bumper repair and paint
12/2022 Brake discs and pads on all corners
08/2024 New windscreen
12/2024 Eberspächer auxiliary heater repair
Additionally, nearly all suspension links, bushes and similar components have been replaced in the last seven years.
Extras
Exterior colour 359U Tanzanite Blue Metallic (subjectively nice)
Black full leather interior
Park sensors front/rear
Auto‑dimming interior and exterior mirrors
Fold‑down rear seats
Drink holder (the one invented by a German engineer)
Electrically adjustable front seats with air suspension
Electrically opening sunroof
Folding door mirrors
Spare wheel + jack
Walnut decorative trim strips
Front grille inserts
Power‑operated tailgate
80 L fuel tank
Factory tint on all rear windows
Sunshades for rear side windows integrated into the doors
Storage compartment under the boot floor
Two sets of tyres on OEM wheels
This is starting to sound too good to be true. BACK TO EARTH — below is the Faults and repair needs section
During the previous ownership the DPF was removed, so the vehicle is not road‑worthy. No information on other emission manipulations.
Left rear wheel arch is full of filler. The car was clearly in an accident before I bought it and repaired somewhat roughly.
Park sensors work on a good day, usually not.
Some dashboard backlights are out here and there.
Minor dents, scratches, stone chips, paint defects and beginning surface rust/paint bubbling around the body — photos show the essentials.
Tailgate hinge bent so the tailgate rubs the body on the right side a little; it still opens normally.
Tailgate handle sticky.
Car has been lowered; front lowered at least 7 mm by removing the plastic spacers from the struts (kept), and the aftermarket front springs I fitted are probably too short so the tyres rub the inner arch on full lock. Rear air suspension is likely programmed lower as tracking could not be corrected. Previous owner wanted Avantgarde suspension but chose a different solution due to price and delivery times.
One wire in the rear window heater is broken, so demisting did not work in winter.
Rear wiper motor broken.
Air conditioning does not work.
The “German‑engineer” drink holder does not work properly — spring is worn, pull‑pin glued in to make it open.
B‑pillar trim torn where the rear passenger rubs when getting in.
Gear lever knob trim and leather torn.
Front seat air system leaks.
Interior dimming feature has not worked during my ownership.
Front bumper split in the middle at the very bottom. Only noticeable when looking under the car. Mercedes 1, rabbit 0.
Only one plastic key and one metal key; metal key retention in the storage slot is loose so the metal key keeps falling out.
Right front parking light out. Annoying spot, not motivated to fix.
Right number plate light out.
Washer system fault: even when the reservoir is full it reports empty the next day.
Car struggles to warm up in very cold weather. Driven with cardboard in front and the Eberspächer heater on at motorway speeds and it barely reaches 80°C at −20°C outside.
The car currently has winter studless tyres fitted. Summer tyres included.
Eberspächer remote's range is poor — only works right next to the car.
Headlights are nearing the point where they need polishing.
The vehicle must be collected by 30 August 2026 at the latest. From 28 July 2026 the car will be available for collection in Hollola, after which it will be moved under cover in Nastola awaiting pickup.
If you want to see the car before buying or have questions, please contact me. I work on weekdays so may not answer calls during the day — messages or WhatsApp are best. After 18:00 and at weekends I am usually by the phone.
Damn, what a job writing this novel.
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