2020 Mercedes-Benz G-Class G 550

designo Gray, fully blacked out, AMG pkg, 22" Rotiform with new tires. Full Renntech upgrade. Has factory warranty until 2024.With option to extend 4 more years. This is a Mercedes Benz buyback due to exhaust(replaced by Mercedes), I have the paper work from Mercedes Benz, with full history. Take advantage of this great deal on a custom 2020 G wagon There are some myths that follow a vehicle labeled as a “Buyback,” but after today those myths will be a thing of the past. Myth #1: Buyback vehicles are defective… A buyback vehicle may sometimes be bought back due to unresolved issues, but that isn’t always the case. These vehicles are often repurchased as a gesture of goodwill, or because the parts for a repair may not have been available in a timely manner. Myth #2: The vehicle isn’t always fixed when it is bought back… When repurchased, the sole priority for the manufacturer is to make sure that the vehicle is repaired to the specification that it was originally intended for. Note that your buyback will always receive a thorough inspection to ensure it meets performance and reliability expectations. Myth #3: These vehicles are not safe… Since being bought back, the vehicle was repaired (if needed) and inspected to ensure compliance with all safety standards. Myth #4: A manufacturer just wants to get rid of the car… Note that the last thing a manufacturer wants to do is put a valued customer in a defective vehicle. Manufacturers are also legally required to resolve all issues (if any) with a car before it can be available for purchase. All in all, if the question is: Should I consider purchasing a buyback vehicle? Then the answer is ABSOLUTELY!