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468 messages, Last post on Nov 28, 2009 at 7:55 PM
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Replying to: hunter312 (Oct 13, 2007 7:02 pm) Diesel is great in an SUV, which is why I wanted one, but it stll hasn't caught on in a big way in the U.S. That means MB dealers generally have 1 CDI in inventory for every 5-10 gassers, and the supply/demand dynamic is totally different between the two. My deal was very close to what you were offered and I think it was pretty good. My dealer even made it clear to me that we could be doing a below-invoice deal if I wanted to go with a ML350. But unlike the gas ML350, the diesel version doesn't really have any competitors (yet), so MB dealers can sit back and wait for people like us who want them. Aside from the $1,000 invoice premium, you should expect to pay a little more because of that smaller discount. My $0.02.
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I am close to buying an ML320 with 58,000 miles on it and it appears to be in excellent shape. It has a clear carfax and was owned in a very affluent community. The one problem is, I am frightened by some of the negative reviews posted for this vehicle in terms of cas mileage, cost of repairs and, almost unvierally, the cup holders. Should I but the thing or run fast?
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Replying to: berylporter (Nov 12, 2007 3:16 pm) The gas mileage isn't bad for an SUV...I get 21-22mpg driving mostly highway on my 98 ML320 |
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Replying to: agwagon (Nov 09, 2007 6:55 am) I was going to go to the Pembroke Pines dealer but he seemed somewhat aggressive to me. The Ft. Lauderdale dealer was much nicer and he seemed fair. I've read up on all the tricks and i'll be sure to look out for them, though he was pretty straight forward and didn't pressure us or anything. We also can't be too flexible as Mercedes-Benz hit up my dad's credit score at 7 different institutions and that definitely lowered his score by a large margin, and he has only now recovered (it's been 9 months since we first looked when we arrived back in the US). They said they'd probably do another credit check at the other dealers whereas this guy already has our financing approved (is that true?). Either way, my options came to $48,771 including destination charge. Options are: Premium II Parktronic 6-CD Changer Wheel Locks We're not too sure whether to go with the heated seats as we're moving to Massachusetts next year and cud use them, but it costs another $600-1200, what do you guys think? Is it worth it?
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Replying to: hunter312 (Nov 28, 2007 11:52 pm) |
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Replying to: hunter312 (Nov 28, 2007 11:52 pm) |
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I'm looking at 2008 ML350 with P1 pkg, heated front seats, and iPod integration. MSRP is $49970 ($3444 above invoice). Dealer is telling me that my invoice price does not reflect the $400 advertising fee that gets added....is that legit? I'm trying to get $3000 off of invoice ($444 dealer profit; plus $1000 lease cash which goes to dealer I'm assuming). Is that a good deal?
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