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Prices Paid: Buying & Leasing Experiences Mercedes Benz M-Class Prices Paid and Buying Experience
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Replying to: hswartz1 (Jan 27, 2007 4:06 pm)
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Replying to: lok888 (Feb 05, 2007 12:13 pm) The CD changer is in the glovebox on these models, not the dash. The glove box is rather easy to reach - it is better than the old trunk version they were putting into their vehicles. Plus, the changer plays mp3 cds while the in dash does not. |
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I am also looking to buy a 2003 ML320.I live in the Boston area. So far the mileage is 65k and priced around $15k from a private party.the car is silver color and black interior. it has all the options except navigation system.All the car services were done through the MB dealer in westwood MA.It had one owner so far.The exterior is in excellent shape. It only needs new tires. Can anybody tell if I am getting a good deal at around $15K or not .? thank you
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Replying to: george2202 (Feb 17, 2007 9:24 am) |
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I was just offered the following deal and I would like to know anyone's thoughts: ML 350 w/premium I and 6cd changer MSRP $46,695 License, "rental surcharge??", tire & battery fees $266 Bank charge $1,095 Dealer fee $599 Cap reduction (after asking for quot w.$0 down) $986 Upfront taxes $192 Disposition fee $595 39 months 12k miles/yr ($0.25/mi over) $566/mo + tax Also offered first $5000 & fist 1000 miles over "wear & tear" policy for $675 Thoughts anyone??
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Replying to: mkbd (Feb 23, 2007 12:44 pm) |
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Replying to: mtsang (Feb 08, 2001 7:19 am) Service has been very good which is what really counts when having one of these cars. To get an MB loaner (C-class and sometimes the C350) you need to make an appt and get there early in the morning otherwise it is a Camry which is not bad as they are usually brand new. Just happy to have a loaner. You really need an appt for service but I've shown up a couple times with some glitches and they've done whatever they could to assist..right on the spot..usually those fixes happened in less then 30 mins and I'm off. I find Morristown fair and honest, both sales and service, and they are courteous to my Wife. I am still interested in MB because of the good service there. I tried Audi once and that was/is the last time...felt like I was the enemy and that was at multiple dealers - all Northern NJ. Good luck |
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Yesterday I ordered a 2007 ML 350 for my wife from SF Mercedes through RB, their Internet Advisor. Rather than going to the end of the line, RB was able to modify to her specs one ML of several they had on order from the plant. It will be built on May 8th and arrive at the dealer 3 weeks later. The MSRP (window sticker) is $54,224 without any “junk” fees at all such as an advertising fee, prep fee, paint stripes, etched windows, or even a DVF fee (Dealer’s Vacation Fund). The total price including being trucked to my driveway outside of Reno is $49,329. California law prohibits operation of a new vehicle in state before sales tax is paid and the purchase of a temp movement permit. Reno sales tax on this purchase is $518 less than SF sales tax compared to the estimated trucking cost of $170 which is included in the price. When I called RB I asked for $1,400 under invoice which he agreed to without quibble. When he couldn’t find one to fit my wife in the Bay area we decided to order. At this time last year we purchased from SF Mercedes a 2006 ML 350 from Bay area stock for $300 under invoice, also trucked to our driveway on a flat bed wrecker truck. Everything was in order and the SUV arrived in perfect condition less a little road dust and bug splatters. I’ve never been to the SF dealer or to SF for the past 15 years. SF Mercedes constantly ships new cars to other states. |
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Just purchased a brand new ml 350 White/Macadamia Leather interior from Phil Smart Mercedes Benz in Seattle. This dealer was able to locate the above combination where none of the others we talked to could find exactly what we wanted. The White/ Macadamia leather was very scarce. We were tempted to go to Los Angeles and get a Mb tex interior one for 5K under MSRP as quoted by Cars Direct, but by the time we paid for trucking and not getting what we wanted, which was the Macadamia nut leather. It was 2k under MSRP where we settled with Phil Smart here in Seattle. We have purchased two other MB's from them and have been very happy with their customer service. The Service Department is first rate. The MSRP including trucking was $51,995. We paid 49,995. We opted for the P2 package, heated front seats, and a trailer hitch. |
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I ordered my M-class in December 2006 from my local Mercedes dealer here in Europe (100% owned by DaimerChrysler), to be delivered in April 2007. My dealer called me yesterday to inform me that the car has been manufacturfed and is on the way to my dealer. By the way, he said, the price has gone up by 3000 dollars, annual increase. I protested but the general terms and conditions allow the dealer to increase the price by 8%, without buyer's consent. I did some research noting that Mercedes did not have any price increase since I bought my car. The price list on the Mercedes website is still the same price list applied in my case! So there was no price increase! The dealer lied! The dealer has the right to increase the price between the order date and delivery date (included in the general terms and conditions) but the justification for the increase (annual increase) was simply not true. Could this have happended in the US? How would you have reacted in the US?
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