1989 Mercedes-Benz 560SL

• the ivory paint is showroom-glossy with perfect-looking chrome and black US bumpers, no cosmetic spend anywhere outside
• the car is shown with hardtop on, top down, and with a brown soft top up, all three looks tidy, no top money due
• the dark brown leather seats look rich and unworn, no retrim bill
• the trunk is deeply carpeted in brown and spotless, no trunk tidying needed
• the underside shots show clean grey floors and a tidy exhaust on a lift, no rust repair visible below
• the books, tools, jack and window sticker are all laid out in the photos, completeness that supports the price rather than costing extra
• can't judge the engine bay — no under-hood photo in the sampled set, so the V8 still needs its own look before top money

Money: at $89,900, top-of-market money for a 560SL, the photos back it on paint, leather, tops and underside — only the unseen engine bay keeps it from being a no-questions price.