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#222 of 435 Input on price offer E 350 4matic please! by pleasantfields Jan 31, 2006 (8:09 am)
I am also looking to buy a new E350 4matic AWD. Vik, you mentioned at the end that you were offered a purchase for $51712 with an MSRP $5700. If this was for an up-front purchase, it represents approx $1300 below Invoice. Can you confirm this? Also, should I be able to negotiate a better price if I am leasing compared to outright purchase? - because I notice that the lease deals look significantly better than the purchase deals with regard to the Invoice Price. I'm favoring a purchase and I just want to get a feel what would be a realistic price to pay? FYI, I live in Maryland. Any help would be greatly appreciated.   Thanks, Rob Replies to this message: vss (Feb 01, 2006 1:21 pm)
#223 of 435 Another Prilce Question E500 by curlytoons Jan 31, 2006 (7:14 pm)
This one is 2005 AWD with keyless entry, xenon? lights, ventilated seats, cd changer, MSRP $70K available for $59K, vs E500 RWD 2006 (w/o keyless or ventilated seats) MSRP 64K available for $62---deal or not?   Thanks, C
#224 of 435 Re: Input on price offer E 350 4matic please! [pleasantfields] by vss Feb 01, 2006 (1:21 pm)
Replying to: pleasantfields (Jan 31, 2006 8:09 am) The MSRP on my car with premium and bixenon lights with washers was 57500, my dealership gave me a deal for $55300, which I refused and after doing some research on this forum and others on the net I told them $50k, and we settled on $51.7k. I ended up leasing, as they have a ridiculously high residual of $33k for the car after 39mos, with 15k miles/year. I know I can get a E350 4matic in 2009 with 50k miles for less than 33k, so my lease was based on the reduced price, with the same high residual. I would say that 5-9k off MSRP is a good place to be. I was actually impressed, before I never got more than 1-2k off any MB. The dealer told me they sold out of their 2006 S class because they had a "sale" offering up to 7k off MSRP. I think they were making room for the new S. Vik
#225 of 435 Re: lcd1 [lcd1] by roverrad95 Feb 16, 2006 (7:31 pm)
Replying to: lcd1 (Jul 09, 2004 8:15 pm) That is how Toyota is. I purchased the Land Cruiser new in 2001 with every option. While it was a great car, the service was horrible. I put a lot of mileage on my cars, and at 3.5 years old it had 70000 miles, and thus required service frequently. What ticked me off the most was the loaner policy. I owned many Land Rovers, Mercedes Benzs and BMW before, and while I realize a Toyota is not in the same class, I bought the most expensive Toyota. I was told that I needed to book a loaner 2 months in advance, which is absurd. On top of it, the dealer destroyed my car and tried to blame me, which is hilarious because it wasn't in my possesion. They fixed the car and I sold it in digust. I will never buy a Toyota again, and to be honest, I don't think they care. I bought a Range Rover. It may need more service down the road, atleast I will be treated better than dirt. Replies to this message: blckislandguy (Mar 01, 2006 8:45 pm)
#226 of 435 March Leases by golfer71 Mar 01, 2006 (8:38 pm)
Any one know what the deal is with the March Leases? In December it was $3k back, in Jan/feb it was $2k with a smaller lease factor. Will March be a smaller lease factor and $3k? Anyone know?
#227 of 435 Re: lcd1 [roverrad95] by blckislandguy Mar 01, 2006 (8:45 pm)
Replying to: roverrad95 (Feb 16, 2006 7:31 pm) As Toyota sales go up, the CSI ratings at their larger dealers is the same as that of a Chevy store. In other words, the same hustle and jive. (Source: Cover article in Barons last summer.) Great. Toyota's reliability problems are getting to be like GM's and the buying experience is equally bad! This is progress.
#228 of 435 should I buy? any recommendation welcomed by cse430 Mar 02, 2006 (7:30 pm)
I am presently looking to trade out of my volvo sedan into a MB E430 4matic sedan excellent shape all around - price is 13.9k with 80k miles. I am wondering if any one would care to offer comments relating to reliability - gas mileage achieved - any other comments relating to performance of car are welcomed!
#229 of 435 04 E320 Sport RWD by mmanchan Mar 06, 2006 (12:56 pm)
I just puchased an 04 E320 Sport (Black/Black) with keyless Go, Sirius ready for $35,500+title,tax, doc with 19,000 miles, very nice and clean. What do u think? Also bought an additional warranty for 4yrs for $1500. Replies to this message: merc1 (Mar 13, 2006 1:48 am)
#230 of 435 buy vs lease by vonbock Mar 08, 2006 (9:28 pm)
Debating between leasing and buying an e350 with sport package. 3 year lease 10k, residual 61%, 5k down. Mercedes financial has special finance which I qualify for of 1.9% 36 months. I don't like he idea of buying and in 3 years having to try to sell he car or getting hammered when I try to trade it in. Replies to this message: edspider1 (Mar 09, 2006 8:32 am) rockawaykid (Apr 23, 2006 9:41 am)
#231 of 435 Re: buy vs lease [vonbock] by edspider1 Mar 09, 2006 (8:32 am)
Replying to: vonbock (Mar 08, 2006 9:28 pm) My guess is you will be disappointed at the trade value. In 2009 MB will release a completely new build of the E-Class. I expect it will take a number of cues from the S-Class and hence will be a huge success. The 2006 E is pretty much the same as the 2003 E with a new engine. I'm picking up my new E350 in two weeks. Since my trade is worth $43K, I have no choice but to take the 1.9% in order to get the dealer incentive. Replies to this message: rockawaykid (Apr 23, 2006 9:41 am)

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