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Replying to: donaldsam (Aug 11, 2008 12:28 pm) considering thay have the 2009 lease special of 4000 TDO and 579/month (i think i can get it down to 550). which is better deal if i were to drive that car for 3-4yrs? |
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Replying to: dkla76 (Aug 13, 2008 10:55 am) The value of a 2008 ML350 after 36 mos is 47% and at 48 mos is 39% based on residual values from Mercedes-Benz Financial. On a new 2009 ML350 the value at 36 mos is 48% an at 48 mos is 42%. Currently there are no lease specials on 2008 ML-350 models, MBF has decided to increase REATAIL cash for financed or cash deals to blow out the 2008 models instead with 4,000 retail cash. The 2009 models do have a 2,000 lease cash on the new ML's which is how they are able to offer you the $579 lease payment for 33 mos. You are getting a great price on the 2008 ML, the most you can save on the new 2009 ML is maybe around $4000 plus an additional $2000 if you lease off MSRP. In my profesional opinion if you are only keeping the car for 48 mos max, lease a 2009 model. The Lease payments are cheaper than the 2008 and the vehicle will be the newer restyled model.
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Replying to: donaldsam (Aug 13, 2008 2:10 pm) so for 2009 lease, whats the best deal i could do? |
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Replying to: donaldsam (Aug 13, 2008 2:10 pm) 33 mos lease Term 57% residual for 10k miles per year Down Pymnt $4000 money factor .00110 for FICO 720 and higher MSRP $51,915 Discount $1208 Lease Cash $2000 Payment $579 per mos plus tax If you can find a dealership to get you the max discount of $4,000 off MSRP plus get the $2000 lease you can get a pymnt of around $510 plus tax.
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Replying to: donaldsam (Aug 14, 2008 7:44 am) ill be signing the contract on sat when he brings me the contract and the car to my home. just for my info, what is tax, title, reg all total out to be? all i know is msrp is 49000 and i will be 10k off but wanna know the rest of fees... thanks |
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hey does anyone know a good aftermarket place to buy runner board? is it as good as factory ones? |
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For the first time I went to check out the new ML. I have to say I prefer the Cayenne and bmws better..
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ok i havent signed the contract for 10,000 off MSRP on ML 350 yet. someone(dealer) told me that MB dealer has holdback and reserve moneys totaling about 6500 in addition to the 4000 manuf to dealer incentive and in addition to the difference between MSRP and invoice(~3100). So that means dealers profit margin is about 13600. wow. how far would u go to negotiate. i was considering asking for 13000 off msrp now. economy is real slow and no one wants a SUV now due to high gas prices. plus its a clearance yr model.(they need clean lot for 09s) everytime i go to dealerships, there are hardly anyone there even shopping. do you think the dealers would consider letting ML go for 600 profit?
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Replying to: dkla76 (Aug 16, 2008 10:59 pm) |
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| I just picked up a 2008 ML 320 CDI for about $10,000 under MSRP; it wasn't tough to do as MBUSA was offering a $5000 incentive in August (not sure if it was extended to September). 2009s are right around the corner, but having endured run-flat tires on my SC 430 with their noise and bumpy ride (and from what I understand poor tread life) I was thrilled to pick up an '08 (especially with the great discount). | |
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