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Mercedes-Benz E-Class, Sedan, Wagon
#1705 of 1934 Re: Conquest amount E350 wagon [corpsvete]
by kevinc5
Apr 23, 2012 (9:57 am)
Thanks. I cnecked Costoauto.com and no rebates or incentives are listed for Mercedes. I may have been on the wrong page. Do you have a link?
#1706 of 1934 Latest E350 prices
by vicmac
Apr 27, 2012 (12:08 pm)
Anybody have the most recent sale prices for 2012 E350? trying to see how much off MSRP are others getting. Thx
#1707 of 1934 Re: Latest E350 prices [vicmac]
by abacomike
Apr 27, 2012 (12:20 pm)
There is really very little in the way of incentives directly from Mercedes.
If you are a member of USAA, you can get the car for invoice less $2000. If you currently have a lease or a loan with Mercedes Benz Financial, there is another $2000 cash incentive.
Invoice of the car can be determined by building your car on Edmunds, with the exact equipment you want.
I believe there is still a little conquest money available, depending upon the dealership - the bigger the dealership, the better chance they still have some conquest money available.
Hope this helped
#1708 of 1934 Re: Latest E350 prices [abacomike]
by vicmac
Apr 28, 2012 (3:36 pm)
Thx abacomike, I am not a member of USAA but have a conquest trade-in, offers are around 2500 under invoice without much negotiation, I am not sure if I want to push for more...
#1709 of 1934 Re: Latest E350 prices [vicmac]
by richardnva
Apr 28, 2012 (3:41 pm)
I've been checking and available supply is very low in my area (east coast) so there's not a lot of negotiating leverage for specific cars.
I received an offer on a E350, with
Premium
Rear spoiler
folding rear seats
sport package
heated front seats
MSRP: $55705
Offer: $52733 includes fees, taxes and my USAA discount
I'm not thrilled with that offer and am still looking, but thought I'd share with you.
Hope that helps.
#1710 of 1934 Re: Latest E350 prices [richardnva]
by abacomike
Apr 28, 2012 (4:03 pm)
Your USAA price should be $2000 behind dealer invoice. Invoice should be $52141, give or take a few. Add $500 then subtract $2000 from that. $50641 should be the selling price. Add your taxes, fees, etc to that. From my calculations, considering your sales tax, the deal sounds great unless you have a trade or something.
#1711 of 1934 need to get another e350
by mbzgal
Apr 29, 2012 (10:43 am)
i leased a 2012 e350 a couple of months ago with the specs i wanted but recently got badly rearended.
even with full repairs it will probably have diminished value.
any ideas on how to assess the amount of diminished value?
am i able to return the car and lease another one?
should i wait for the 2013s?
thanks in advance
#1712 of 1934 Re: need to get another e350 [mbzgal]
by lawcar
May 07, 2012 (10:14 am)
Is the car considered "totalled" by your insurance company? Did you have "gap coverage" which is a form of insurance that pays for what you owe on the lease (the remaining monthly payments) if the car is totalled? The insurance company should be able to give you an estimate of the value of the car, although you can probably bring to the dealer to get an estimate, too.
Not sure about the rest of your question.
#1713 of 1934 Re: Latest E350 prices [abacomike]
by ibelieve
May 07, 2012 (3:21 pm)
I am unable to locate the E350 I want, Luxury model with black exterior and black leather interior. Are there always USAA discounts available? What they are offering now expires on 5/31/2012. Is it likely that there will be new discounts available in a couple of months when the 2013's are released? Can these discounts be applied to ordered cars?
May 08, 2012 (8:30 am)
Yes you can apply discounts to ordered cars. Took delivery 6 weeks ago on special ordered car with USAA & MBCA discounts.