2024 Mercedes EQB 350 AMG Line Executive Electric – Front Damage, Salvage, Repairable

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So, I’ve got this 2024 Mercedes EQB 350 AMG Line Executive electric on the shelf – it’s a clean, sleek-looking car, but it’s not in perfect shape. Front end took a hit, and it’s been through an insurance claim. It’s currently in a salvage status, but it’s repairable and the frame’s solid.

I know this sounds like a lot, and honestly, I don’t want anyone getting the wrong idea. The details listed online (like on eBay or Gumtree) are just quick summaries – they’re not always 100% accurate. The actual condition, damage, and what’s actually inside the car? You’ve gotta see it yourself.

I’m not selling it as a “ready-to-drive” vehicle. It’s not road legal right now, and it’s definitely not safe to drive off the site without a full repair and a proper MOT. Any MOT it had before the damage would’ve been before the incident, so that doesn’t mean it’s safe now.

If you’re thinking about buying it, I’d really recommend bringing your own mechanic or engineer to take a look. I can’t give any warranty, no guarantees on parts, no guarantees on the interior (like the parcel shelf, spare wheel, or navigation maps), and I can’t promise the charging plug works – it might’ve been swapped or damaged during the claim.

The car’s in Nailsworth, Box – that’s where it’s currently stored. If you want to come and check it out, just give me a call. I’m Shaun or Dave, and we’re open Monday to Saturday 9am to 4pm, Sunday appointments only.

If you’re looking at it, you’ll probably want to arrange a collection via recovery truck – don’t try to drive it off-site.

Price is £12,105 – that’s a fair chunk, but it’s a rare model with a lot of features, so I don’t think it’s a bad deal if you’re up for the work.

All payments can be made via debit card, bank transfer (which I prefer), or cash – but if it’s cash, there’s a 2% handling fee. Any deposit you pay is non-refundable.

I’ve got a few other cars in the lot too, and new ones come in daily. It’s not a showroom, it’s a salvage yard – but I try to keep things straightforward.

Just be honest with yourself. This isn’t a “new car” – it’s a used, damaged, insurance-recovered electric car. If it’s something you’re serious about, come see it. If not, no problem.

And yeah – I’ll send over the reg and VIN if you ask. Just don’t rely on the online specs. Go check it. You’ll know what’s real.