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Mercedes S Class vrt query

mickdw · 2009-09-19 20:29:36

Am I right in thinking the current S320 cdi from 2006 has a 2987 cc engine. Its odd as when entering this on the vrt calculator, it comes up with a omsp of 39000 which is pretty low (for the irish revenue)for an 06 coming to 12k vrt approx based on 32%. The other engine options listed on vrt site are 3222cc and this is…

19-09-2009 08:29PM

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Am I right in thinking the current S320 cdi from 2006 has a 2987 cc engine. Its odd as when entering this on the vrt calculator, it comes up with a omsp of 39000 which is pretty low (for the irish revenue)for an 06 coming to 12k vrt approx based on 32%. The other engine options listed on vrt site are 3222cc and this is giving a much more expensive omsp. That brought me to believe that the 3222cc would be the new model & the 2987 the old model but looking it up, it seems not?

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