It's a great rig. When I bought it, pretty much if it had an option, "It's on there", e.g., a macerator, safe, satellite dish, Winegard Road Trip WiFi extender, solar panels, 300W surge protector, and instant hot water. Contact me for an extensive detailed list of all the features and/or a VINCheckup vehicle history report.

The rig is still on a transferable extended warranty. I will also transfer a lifetime Thousand Trails membership.

Special features: I had $4000+ Equalizer Systems electric/hydraulic leveling system installed, that is "the cat's meow". Also, an Optimate 6 trickle charger installed, as well as a SEPR8R Air Oil Separator (catch tank). The last two were recommended by a BluTEC engine expert I retained for advice prior to purchase. I also have apx 1 1/2" of “insider” Mercedes service materials on that engine from him. I had a cell phone booster installed, although a tree must have knocked the cover off. I bought a new booster, but have never gotten-around to installing it. It also has a Winterizer kit for the Insta-Hot. The rig has an exterior propane valve, and there is a nice BBQ unit (never used), that will go with the unit, if you'd like. I had a steel rack custom-made, that I'll include if desired.

I have babied this rig by following the expert's advice to use -despite its expense- Marvel's Magic Mystery Oil additive when refueling, and BG 245 every 3rd re-fueling. I also have had the oil changed every 5000 miles rather than Mercedes' suggested 15,000 mi.

Optionally, for $4,000, I'll include the tow car, a 2013 Chevy 4-door Spark 5-speed stick, with radio, a/c, and cruise control. The clear-coat is peeling-off, so it’s not a “looker “, but it only has 38,000 original miles on it, and nearly all of those are towed miles. (I bought it from a retired cop, who also used it exclusively for towing). Includes a Blue Ox tow bar. It also has a custom tow attachment up-front already custom-installed thru the grill, and a tow kit installed in the rear (which I used for a bike rack). I’ll include a Blue Ox trailer brake system, including an auto-brake in case of detachment. I installed easily removable extra taillight "ears" (I used them when I put a rain cover on the bike, as one couldn't see the taillights or license plate, but liked them, so I just left them on. Attached via magnets, so easy to un-plug and remove). Perfect tow car. When I researched it, it was the lightest-weight flat-towable car made in the United States. Runs like new.