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| Bought a new 2006 CDI with metallic paint and premium package for $49.6K. Buying the inline diesel was a factor. | |
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I recently leased a new E350 wagon, and I got a $10k discount. MSRP $57,075 Negotiated price $47,035 Silver Star in Thousand Oaks, CA Happy Shopping! |
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| I am considering buying an extended warranty for my 2002 E320. I am concerned about buying from 3rd party companies. If anyone got one, please let me know what's your experience? Is extentded warranty the same as MB's manufacture warranty? Thanks | |
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I have a deal on an 06 MB E350 with premium package and only 600 miles for about $41500. I'm in NJ the car's in FL. I would have to pay for transport, taxes and other costs so realistically I'm looking at 44,500.... The hitch is that this was a manufacturer buy back with a transmission problem - which is now repaired... we're talking a 'lemon' I guess ....and I gotta shell out 40k or so from the bank account because there's no attractive financing offers right now through the dealer (it's not MB) The question is - I intend to keep it for 5-6 years at least... Will this lemon issue really affect me as a private seller 6 years from now or should I jump on this deal ... In comparison, I see 06 E350 with about 10k miles (still 'new' really...) for a little more... about 43500 but hoping to haggle that down .... I would think this would cross the 46k mark with fees and stuff ... But this would qualify for 2.9% financing right now (the other one does not ebcause it's not an MB dealer) ... This car is in NJ itself so that saves me transportation costs and gives me in person haggling/test drivability...(is that a word lol)... I'm thinking I have no clue which to go for ... I'm also thinking the one that can be financed can also likely be leased ... if I want to take things easy on my wallet for now ... with the intent to purchase the car at the end of the lease .... What money factor and residual should i look for? I was told .0023 and 70% for 27 months on brand new cars ... The other question is ... does the car in NJ have the Nav (premium package or not) ...the online ad says yes but the guy on the phone sounded confused as all hell so that's not helping me! ... PLEASE HELP ... (I think when I put it on paper the second one is more logical hahaha but the gut was leaning towards the first one initially)... 
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you should be getting great deal on 06 e350 since the 07's are just about here. shoot for 15% or more off msrp, anyting less isn't a good deal. wagon should be offering more discounts. work with the fleet manager to get the best deal, you can usually get in touch with the fleet manager by asking for quote online. |
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| looking to buy E350 Matic with Premium package. Where or what is the best price near Western NY (Rochester or Buffalo) area? I'm willing to drive 300-500 miles to save a bundle. Thanks. | |
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New '06 cdi with metallic paint, 6cd, sunroof - msrp 54,775, purchase price $46,775 with 1.9% financing for 3 yrs. Good deal?
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| How many miles are too many on a new car? Buying a new cdi with 80 miles on it. Didn't think about it either way...should that concern me? | |
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Replying to: benzodiesel (Sep 06, 2006 1:18 pm)
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Replying to: ctccobra (Sep 17, 2006 3:37 pm) |
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