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#8 of 567 by benzowner May 24, 2003 (7:45 pm)
That is very unusual about the paint. Do you live where there is a lot snow and they salt the roads? Now our dealer in Athens, GA is awful. So we started to going to RBM of Atlanta and it may be 100 Miles out. But it is Absolutely worth it. They are the nicest people and they treat you with respect.
#9 of 567 Never another MB by jacarl May 27, 2003 (5:09 pm)
In response to benzowner. We live in South Florida, close to Ft. Lauderdale. No snow or salt used on the roads. We do not live that close to the ocean for the sea spray to be a factor.
#10 of 567 What is a good deal on 2003 E class? by bigrabbit May 31, 2003 (6:29 pm)
I read in anther website that it's possible to get a new E-class $3000 below invoice in Southern California, is it true?
#11 of 567 E Class Below Invoice by stlngls Jun 10, 2003 (1:35 pm)
Yes,   Check with Beverly Hills MB or Downtown MB. Work with the internet sales manager. You will find financing in the low 4's and prices $3,000 below invoice. Apparently their allotment of CL and S cars depends on their ability to unload tens to hundreds of C and E cars every month. Other dealers in So Cal will try to match their prices, but why not work with them--they are the lowest I have found in five months of shopping.
#12 of 567 NEW E320 Lease by martye320 Jun 10, 2003 (11:28 pm)
So after waiting years, I finally have an opportunity to lease one. The one I'm looking at has E2 package and CD Changer. Any tips for a good lease on this? Can I possibly get $3000 off with a lease? or is that only for finance. So far, I've been told that I have to pay 47k for this car in the lease, $1500 drive off, and $650 for 48 months. ONLY 10k miles a year too. Sounds to be kind of a rip off?
#13 of 567 New E320 Purchase by drew37 Jun 11, 2003 (4:47 pm)
I'm trying to get a feel for what I can expect to pay for a new E320 relative to invoice or MSRP in the West Palm Beach, Boca Raton area of southern Florida. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
#14 of 567 jacarl by merc1 Jun 17, 2003 (12:23 am)
Is there any way you can post some pictures of your car? What you're describing is very unusual for any car, much less a Mercedes-Benz. Was your car garaged?   M
#15 of 567 What is the best deal on 2003 E 320 in DC by coo1 Aug 06, 2003 (8:30 am)
What was the best deal anybody got in the DC area on a 2003 E320? Does any dealer sell $3000 below invoice as mentioned in the post about the California dealer?
#16 of 567 European Delivery for E 320 by alpedhuez Aug 10, 2003 (9:23 am)
Any advice on European Delivery for an E 320? Is there any real cost saving for ED as the MSRP is the same according to the MBUSA website? I live in Chicago where the local sales tax is 8.5%. When will the 2004 models be available?
#17 of 567 The dealer ship that I work with in Michigan by mb1ray Aug 27, 2003 (7:56 am)
The dealership that I work with in Michigan has very aggressive prices on all '03 Mercedes-Benz. I know that some have not budged on '03, now is the time to buy!

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