Annamaria’s 2005 Mercedes-Benz C240

Donated to Habitat for Humanity

Habitat for Humanity Car Donation Review

“We will miss Sade but knowing she will be helping someone else in need makes perfect sense!”

Hello, a little about my car, Sade! Well I bought her about 11 years ago on a whim, the car I replace her with died. I never test drove her but figured she has to be better than the previous junk. She definitely was and was the best car I ever had! We have had many years and adventures but she is most remembered for driving me and my daughter, who has Cerebral Palsy, to her many Shriner’s appointments. Then when my daughter was diagnosed with MS, to all her appointments in Boston. She also was my daughter’s first car she learned to drive. Super reliable and well kept. We will miss Sade but knowing she will be helping someone else in need makes perfect sense! I chose Habitat because I was a single parent and I know a home is super important for stability. My Sade will help with that!

Thank You, Annamaria!

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