This W124-generation Mercedes-Benz E220 Cabriolet is a rare and elegant modern classic 2+2 grand tourer, offered for sale at No Reserve. Under the bonnet is a naturally aspirated 2.2-litre inline-four, driving the rear wheels via a four-speed automatic transmission. First registered in July 1995, this Australian-delivered example has reportedly had two owners in total. The odometer displays 167,378 kilometres, which the seller believes to be genuine. Build year: 1995 The car is finished in Smoke Silver Metallic over a Cream leather-trimmed interior featuring a black upper dashboard section and burr walnut inlays. It rides on a set of 16-inch alloy wheels, fitted with Michelin tyres. Equipment includes a wind deflector, electric windows, and heated front seats. A Pioneer stereo, two rear seat speakers, and an amplifier have been fitted. Accompanying the sale is the owner’s book pack, original purchase documents, various receipts, the original removed radio, and one key. Please refer to the photo gallery to assess the exterior and interior condition. Specific notes from the seller include: cracked paintwork on the rear bumper, slight discolouration on the side skirts due to leaking hydraulic fluid, wear on the soft top stitching, slight fading on the bonnet, minor touched-in nicks and scratches around the door frame edges, slight cracking and scratching on the bottom of the front seats, cracking on the steering wheel and central armrest, and a cracked piece of plastic trim covering the soft top bolts. The headliner has been replaced due to sagging. The seller also reports that there are minor leaks underneath the car, the rear speakers are non-functional, the automatic seatbelt arm does not always deploy, and there is a small Ferrari sticker under the ashtray which can be easily removed. There is a valid NSW registration in place, which expires on 29 May 2026. The seller reports that the car was last serviced in December 2024 at 167,360 kilometres by CMN Motors, who renewed the engine oil, oil filter, and right and left-hand lower control arms. Prior to this, the seller states that the wheels were aligned and the tie rods, steering link, and steering damper were replaced at 166,461 kilometres. The injectors were reportedly replaced at 164,972 kilometres. The previous reported service was carried out at 162,972 kilometres. The seller states that the hydraulic roof rams have been replaced in the last five years due to worn seals. Dates and mileage: Jul 1995 - 24,429 kilometres (reported) Nov 1996 - unknown (reported) Oct 1998 - 36,764 kilometres (reported) Sep 1999 - 44,071 kilometres (evidenced) Aug 2002 - 60,225 kilometres (evidenced) May 2005 - 75,240 kilometres (reported) Jun 2008 - 92,209 kilometres (reported) Unknown - 105,000 kilometres (reported) Unknown - 120,000 kilometres (reported) Unknown - 135,000 kilometres (reported) Unknown - 150,000 kilometres (reported) Dec 2023 - 162,265 kilometres reported) Mar 2024 - 164,972 kilometres (reported) Dec 2024 - 166,461 kilometres (reported) Dec 2024 - 167,360 kilometres (reported) The Mercedes-Benz W124 E-Class Cabriolet is widely regarded as one of the finest open-top cruisers of its era, blending robust engineering with timeless elegance. This example, finished in a timeless colour scheme and would make a charming companion for weekend drives and top-down touring as well as a stylish addition to a wider collection of modern classics.