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Mercedes-Benz C-Class, Hatchback, Sedan, Wagon
#1141 of 1295 Re: Mercedes-Benz Finance and Lease Specials June/July, 2010. [storm10]
by tw194
Jul 25, 2010 (7:54 am)
Just got c300 4matic sport, with premium 1, multimedia package, wood trim.
MSRP: $43,965
Price Paid: $39,800 (allegedly $1750 below invoice)
12,000 miles/year for 36 months
Money factor: .00042 (1.008% int.)
Residual: 57% (10k miles was 58%)
$1800 down (first payment, tax, tag transfer, $995ish Acquisition fee, $130ish doc fee)
$475 per month. ($487/month with MB maintenance residualized)
Am I right that this was a decent deal? Its a beautiful car, and our 2nd car's lease is almost up....I'm tempted to go deal on a second one.
Thanks for any feedback.
#1142 of 1295 Best deal for C300 year end model 2010
by mb007
Jul 29, 2010 (1:44 pm)
When is the best month/time for buying year end model 2010? Will Mercedes Benz have cash incentive for 2010 soon? I am looking for a deal with 20% off from MSRP.
Is it possible. Please advice
#1143 of 1295 Re: Mercedes-Benz Finance and Lease Specials June/July, 2010. [tw194]
by umbelwheat
Aug 04, 2010 (1:02 pm)
Sounds like you got a pretty good deal. If you work out the numbers it comes out to about $300 profit for the dealer.
I recently did a similar deal on a c300 4matic luxury with premium 1, grill conversion, and ipod adapter.
MSRP: $41,020
Due at signing: $1732
Monthly payment $450 ($461 with MB maintenance)
Hope you enjoy it. That is the most important part. I sure will!
#1144 of 1295 Re: Best deal for C300 year end model 2010 [mb007]
by storm10
Aug 04, 2010 (5:23 pm)
All remaining 2010 C-Classes have special cash incentives as of August. You can see August specials here: August Mercedes-Benz Finance and Lease Specials
Now you can easily get 20% discount or more, depending on equipment. I can give dealership and managers name who is discounting more than 20% off MSRP in Southern California. If anyone is interested e-mail me at igb10
yahoo.com.
#1145 of 1295 Re: Best deal for C300 year end model 2010 [storm10]
by mb007
Aug 05, 2010 (11:08 am)
Look like Mercedes Benz does not have cash incentive yet but I think they will later. They have lease special deals now but I am not interested in leasing a C300.
Thanks storm10, but I don't live n Southern California.
#1146 of 1295 Re: Best deal for C300 year end model 2010 [mb007]
by storm10
Aug 05, 2010 (5:00 pm)
There is a difference between REBATE and CASH INCENTIVE. Reabates are offered to customers and widely advertised. Cash incentives are offered to dealers from manufacture and not advertised at all, but Dealership can easily discount their car in the amount of incentive without loosing any money. It's actually better than REBATEs because if you use rebate - you still have to pay sales tax on it. But cash incentives just apply to the discount of the car itself, so you don't pay sales tax on it.
You can easily get 20% or more discount if you lease or buy - does not matter. The only thing you have to pay is shipping charge from So Cal.
Aug 08, 2010 (11:15 pm)
This is my first time buying a new car. Just got a quote from local dealer.
C300 RWD
Iridium Silver
Black MB-Tex
P01 Premium I Package: SIRIUS Satellite
17" 5-Spoke Alloy Wheels
Dynamic Rear View Monitor
Multimedia Package: 7" Power Retract
Sport Sedan: Sport Body Styling, Mer
Panorama Sunroof
7-Speed Automatic Transmission
Burl Walnut Wood Trim
KEYLESS-GO
Total $36105+tax+license
What would be a good deal for the options like this?
#1148 of 1295 Re: C300 RWD [dthorn1]
by mb007
Aug 09, 2010 (6:54 pm)
What is the MSRP and location of dealer?
#1149 of 1295 Re: C300 RWD [mb007]
by dthorn1
Aug 09, 2010 (10:27 pm)
MSRP is $4,4605 in Seattle. They also quoted me with leasing at $545/month, $900 down, 36month, 10,000miles. What do you think? How much can I bargain?
#1150 of 1295 Re: C300 RWD [dthorn1]
by mb007
Aug 10, 2010 (12:45 pm)
good deal but bargain for at least $1,000 more.