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Replying to: gotgt3 (Jan 01, 2009 7:03 pm) If the vehicle is pick up in another the selling dealer usually give temporary plates to transport the vehicle to the home state. California required a Smog test on a new vehicle purchased out of state. If a vehicle is ship to local dealer from another there will be a delivery and preparation fee that can run $300 to $400. |
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Replying to: aristotlenova (Jan 01, 2009 7:46 pm) I would buy from another state, and drive the car back, or pick it up at a local dealer I guess, right? By the way, is it also possible to get a regular lease term? instead of 27 and 39, say 24 or 36? Or are they predefined and not negotiable? |
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Replying to: aristotlenova (Dec 30, 2008 8:56 am) |
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I'm about to buy my first car and am looking for a good deal... swinging by the Mercedes dealership I saw a 2006 c230 sport, with several options such as sunroof, entertainment package, all leather, etc.. I want some advice on what kind of deal this is: Car: 2006 c230, certified pre-owned Miles: 31,500 Warranty: until 7-2010 or up to 100,000 miles Great condition Sticker price: $24,900 Sale Price: $18,000 Negotiated down to $15,500 I just worry about being hit with really expensive repair costs after the warranty is up. What do you guys think I should do? Thanks!
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Replying to: gyaruo (Jan 04, 2009 2:02 pm) |
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I strongly recommend that you test drive a C300 before you buy it. The suspension system may not meet your expectations. I've been buying new MB's since 1987. This is the first time that my internal organs shake when I go over a pothole or a crack in the pavement. The dampening factor is non existent. The problem is exarcebated by the inadequate driver's seat (it lacks padding). I also own a 2007 C230 and it's suspension is superb by comparison. If you own a C300 already I'll like to know if you concurr and if you have any suggestions to improve the unacceptable ride. I purchased it at Fletcher Jones Newport Beach, the service dpt drove it and play with the tire pressure but there was no improvement.
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Ride quality on the C300 Luxury is fine - well within the usual MB and German parameters, Ride with the Sport package is certainly too firm for my tastes. I've owned 15 Mercedes since 1968; I'd say our '08 C300 Lux is probably the best of these, period.... |
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Replying to: abe300 (Jan 05, 2009 2:38 pm) |
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Good morning, I am in the market for a Mercedes C300 2009. The car included pakage 1, navigaion, automatic transmission, wood trimming One dealer lower their MSRP from $38,890 to 35,000. Would this be considered a good deal, considering todays times? any input on this will be greatly appreciated. Thanks
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Replying to: vilchez (Jan 07, 2009 11:04 am) |
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