[dienstuhr]

It was a decently written ad, better than most. However I don't think "impeccable" means what the writer thinks it means.

According to my Concise Oxford... "faultless, exemplary."

To say "an impeccable amount of records" is nonsensical. Fuchs wheels can certainly be in "impeccable shape" though.

I agree a thesaurus may be in order as to use that word three times in a listing is a bit much.

However, if the car is the same car as the one that was sold in Arbee's ebay link, it may be inaccurate to say "the car has never been in a accident." The seller in the ebay auction responded to a question about the car's history by noting "The repair records show that the car received a dent in the driver's door when it was new, but there is no sign of it now." So the car was damaged at some point. Whether this was an "accident" or not is anyone's guess at this point.

Cheers

d.

ps Looks like a really nice car and a value-add flip, if I might put it that way.