This 1989 Mercedes-Benz 300E-24 is a W124-generation sedan powered by the 24-valve version of M104 inline-six engine paired with an automatic transmission.

According to the seller, the car underwent extensive maintenance at 300,000 km. The suspension was fitted with new shock absorbers, springs, front control arms and stabilizer links. The braking system was also fully serviced, including replacement of all brake discs and pads.

All major fluids have been replaced, including engine oil, transmission oil, brake fluid and coolant. The air-conditioning system has been repaired and recharged, and the valve cover gasket has been replaced.

Additional work includes restoration of the interior lighting system, refurbishment and repainting of the steering wheel, and bodywork repairs. The bonnet, front wings, two doors and exterior trim pieces were repainted, while dents were removed from the doors. The seller states that the car is not driven during winter and is stored in a dry garage.