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103 messages, Last post on Mar 17, 2009 at 10:44 AM
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hi all. i have a cadet blue 2004 CLK320 with 6900 miles. super clean weekend car. I can post pictures once I get it figured out, but I am in Northern California 20 miles south of San Francisco and this would be a wonderful Steal. if no takers, that is a shame since this is truly a clean car for $35,000. it is brand new-like. Otherwise I WILL TRADE-IN. Navigation, 6 disc cd changer moon roof, true luxury. |
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Replying to: blessedcrys (Jan 02, 2007 5:56 pm) ***Also when going to the dealer for a lease DO NOT NEGOTIATE on the sale price of the car, you have to NEGOTIATE ON THE MONTHLY PAYMENTS.***". NO, You always negotiate the price of the car even if you are leasing. The lower the price of the car equal lower monthly payments. Monthly payments can easily be adjusted to meet the customer always.
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Replying to: omerfar (Feb 06, 2007 5:51 pm) |
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Replying to: omerfar (Feb 06, 2007 5:51 pm) No point banging your head against a wall by arguing this issue...You'll never get your point across, but I'm going to try anyway... Suffice to say that car dealers love "Payment Buyers". They really love "upside down" payment buyers because it gives them even more leverage and room to fudge the numbers. Say the words "Payment buyer" to a car dealer and he will salivate like one of Pavlov's dogs. The bottom line is that for virtually ANY payment amount, the dealer can provide you with a term, interest rate, and down payment to make your dream come true. He can sell you virtually any car as long as you're willing to make payments forever (and have reasonably good credit). Of course, we never keep our cars forever and that's how we end up upside down in the first place... You are buying a car, not a payment. Set the price of the car, negotiate the interest rate and terms, and then decide whether or not you can afford the payments. Let your finance calculator tell you the payments, not the salesman. You need to get the TOTAL deal right: price, trade value, down payment, interest rate and terms-- but it all starts with purchase price.
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Replying to: vinnyny (Feb 11, 2007 9:12 am) |
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Replying to: blessedcrys (Feb 11, 2007 11:34 am) The important thing is that you got your dream car and you are happy with your deal. It's truly a fine automobile. May you drive it in good health. For others looking to lease a CLK, you'll find that the MB website advertises the CLK at $449/month for 27 months with $3,994 due at signing. Be sure to read the fine print on the miles however...
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Replying to: vinnyny (Feb 11, 2007 9:29 pm)
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Replying to: samarora (Feb 13, 2007 10:06 pm) |
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Replying to: samarora (Feb 13, 2007 10:06 pm) The invoice is only $46904. So, if the $2750 is not included in the $45932, that would tell us that the dealer is selling the car for less than invoice. One must assume that the dealer is getting some factory cash to make that happen. If that's the case, I wouldn't count on too much more of a discount--but I sure as heck would try to get more anyway. If the $45932 includes your cap cost reduction of $2750, then the dealer is taking off a mere $853 for a $50k car. That's what? 1.6%? You've got to be able to beat that! Maybe one of the lease smart hosts can help us out with this one... |
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Just bought a new 2006 CLK500 from a Mercedes dealer with full warranty for $48.5K. What do you think of the pricing?
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