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Replying to: djkidoc (Apr 03, 2007 4:34 am) E350 4 matic P1 package Sport Package Headlamp washers 39 month lease with no money down (taxes and fees paid up front) 15K per year. 685.00 Or purchase for 53,100
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Replying to: david2u (Apr 08, 2007 11:44 am) |
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Looking at two Certified Pre-Owned E500s and need some pricing guidelines. 2004 E500 w/sport pkg. dealer list $39,900 miles 31k 2003 E500 w/sport pkg. dealer list $36,900 miles 38k Any insight as to what I can walk out of there paying? the '04 is the color I want, but the '03 gets me closer to what I want to pay-$32k. TIA |
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Am looking at leasing this car in Illinois for 36 mos, 15000 miles. What is the MF & Residual? Any discounts, what are the other upfront fees? Thanks for your feedback. |
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What is a good discount on this car off MSRP? they do not seem to be moving very fast here in South Florida. Is the Bluetec a better choice with similar equipment in terms of net pricing despite the +$1,000 versus the gas one? Anyone with information and MF and Res on a 27/27K prepaid lease? Appreciate in advance any help... |
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| Hi - I am considering to purchase vs lease a E550. My 2001 E430 is approaching 100,000 miles so time to trade that in. Any suggestions on "must have" in E550, price, discounts etc? We have enjoyed our 2001 E430. We have test drive E550 and love it as much as our Porsche Caynne S. | |
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Replying to: golfer71 (Mar 22, 2006 1:53 pm) I appreciate the advice. Also, if you have some tips on what to say when negotiating I would really like to hear it. It seems you are really good at it. I got quoted: MSRP $56,215 They took off $4,215 and saying that it's their bottom line. The say that the residual is at 60% and can not be increased and the money factor is .0018. It all came out to $699 a month for 33 months w 15k a year. Drive off is $1913.13: 1st month $743.38 Bank acquisition fee $795 Tax 39.75 Registration fee: $335 |
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I just picked up a 2007 E350 4Matic today, and I can't say enough good things about the experience. I was comparing the car to an A6 Quattro, which of course is a totally different driving experience, but I drive more in the city where the cabin comfort of the MB blows the Audi away. I got a flint grey, Black leather, P01 package, with Ipod integration (yet to be installed), msrp was $57,700 and I got it for $52 even - they matched Audi's A6 price. Residual was 60%. 33 Month lease at 10 k a year, $686/month and $1298 total down (tags, fees, first month). I got the deal, said I wanted to think about it, called them back about 5 hours later and said I was on my way back and I wanted the car. When I walked in the sales manager told me that the car was out back being filled and detailed for me, my salesperson was waiting, we flew through the paperwork, she walked me through the car while the finance guys got my papers ready, walked into finance and was done in 10 minutes. No hassles, no re-negotiation, no hidden fees, no surprises - and I love this car. Totally the way buying a luxury car should be.
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Replying to: ygar (Jun 16, 2007 6:35 pm) |
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2007 e350, P1, sport,53715 msrp, southern cal 33months /10k miles yr $4850 at signing, $499+tax/mo just curious |
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