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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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Replying to: slal99 (Jul 23, 2007 6:07 pm) 
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Replying to: blessedcrys (Jul 23, 2007 10:05 pm)
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Replying to: slal99 (Jul 25, 2007 1:50 am) |
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All of these deals would be 4y/10k lease with a blindly appraised $8000-9000 trade-in. I'm currently looking at an 07 silver 550 conver for $650 including tax, P1 package but no navi Also an 08 white 550, p2 package with navigation at $700 And finally an 08 black 550, p3 package with navigation at ~$725, haven't really negotiated with this price yet. What do you think? Also, does anyone have any information on the possibility of a new CLK coming out in 08 or 09? |
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Hi, I am new to Edmunds forum and I have a "situation". Last year I traded a 2006 Jeep Liberty for a Certified Pre-Owned 2002 CLK430. The purchase price for the MB was 29K and I lost about 9K on the trade in (too many miles on the Jeep). Due to the mileage I do per year, I could not lease and so I added the extended waranty and all the "extra's". My payment is 844.00/mos for 60 mos (a whopping 50K for a used MB). To make a long story short I added about 50K miles on the MB since then and it has about 75K miles now. I owe 35K and its trade-in is about 19K-21K. I would like to get out of this deal and maybe get into a lease, but I don't know the best way to go about it without losing a TON of money AGAIN! At this point I am not picky on the make or model of another vehicle but I would like to stay in the 25K-35K category of a mid sized car. I am only going to use it to go back and forth to work. Can anyone give me some advice please? Oh, I can still afford the 844.00 payment, but I don't think its worth taking the 2002 MB CLK430 for another 3+ years. By that time it will probably have over 100K miles and then might not be worth a whole lot. Thanks in advance, Peter K
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| I am looking at the payment calculators on the MB website and want to do a 36 month balloon contract. I have an excellent credit score. Any idea what I would be looking at for an interest rate? Thanks! | |
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Thank you to all of your inputs. We Just leased a new 2008 CLK-350 convertible from a SOCAL Mercedes dealer with 15k/mile for $53.8K. Here is the detail: sale price=$53800 Money factor=.00225 residual=66% term= 27-month on 15,000 miles drive-off= $5000 monthly payment= $685 including tax (8.25%) options are: - Premium package 1 - DVD navigation - Heated Front Seats - iPod Integration Kit - Free oil change for the lease term Could we do better deal? Thanks P.S. email me if you want the dealer contact.
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Replying to: manly (Sep 19, 2007 1:10 pm) Car I got had the following: P2 P90 DVD navigation Heated Front Seats Ipod Integration Kit Wood Steering Wheel Keyless Go MB Phone My Car had an MSRP of $65k with a selling price of $57k. Those extra 4k you put down over me is like paying an extra $150 per month over 27 months. So I ended up getting a much more loaded car for a lot less.
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