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E350 Lease Deal: by beetle39 on Sat Jul 04 08:57:13 PDT 2009; I closed this deal and took delivery 4-26-09 at Coggin MB in Ft Pierce, FL E350 with: 289 Wood Steering wheel, 413 Panorama sunroof, P02 Premium II Pkg. MSRP $61,045 Selling/purchase price 46,823 (discount of $14,222) + Dealer Fee 599 + Acquisition Fee 1,095 + Prepaid maintenance 1,010 4 years Capitalized Cost $48517.51 Down payment 3,960 + taxes, tags, fees 580 ( I elected to pay $5,000 in cash total out of pocket. However, at 1% finance rate, it might be desirable to finance more.) 48 monthly payments of 474.27 12,000 miles per year Residual 40% ($24,418) Money Factor .00038 equal to .91 APR With 23.3% discount and less than 1% cost of financing, this seemed to be a pretty good deal.

E350 Lease Deal: by beetle39 on Thu Apr 30 08:37:13 PDT 2009; I closed this deal and took delivery 4-26-09 at Coggin MB in Ft Pierce, FL E350 with: 289 Wood Steering wheel, 413 Panorama sunroof, P02 Premium II Pkg. MSRP $61,045 Selling/purchase price 48,000 + Dealer Fee 599 + Acquisition Fee 1,095 + Prepaid maintenance 1,010 4 years Capitalized Cost $50,704 Down payment 3,960 + taxes, tags, fees 580 ( I elected to pay $5,000 in cash to keep payment under $500, so that was my total out of pocket. However, at 1%, it might be desirable to finance more.) 48 monthly payments of 476.53 + 21.04 maintenance TOTAL 497.57 12,000 miles per year Residual 42% (25,639) Money Factor .00038 equal to .91 APR With 21.3% discount and less than 1% cost of financing, this seems to be a pretty good deal.

Here's the Deals I worked for a 2008 4Matic R-320 CD I & R-350: by heris on Thu Jul 17 00:54:11 PDT 2008; I live in Jacksonville, FL, area. I was willing to travel up to 350 miles to pick up a vehicle. I had also decided that I was willing to buy Certified Pre Owned (CPO) because with MB, you will get a warranty up to one year after the original warranty expires (4 years, 50K miles) then add an additional 50,000 miles. So, keeping in mind of when the vehicle went into service, I kept excellent track of all vehicles available for sale in our area and surrounding areas. I checked several online sites for dealers, individuals, and even on eBay. Cars on eBay are 'leaders'. Call those dealers and work a phone deal. I was shooting for a R-320 CDI, low miles, newest year. I really wanted to keep any purchase I made under $40,000. I know this sounds unbelievable, but I promise you, what I am about to write is the absolute truth. IF you want a deal on an R-Class, now is the time to make them. It's the end of the year and the '09's are coming out. Just keep yourself flexible. On June 11, 2008, I went into our local MB dealer to test drive an R-350 and R-320 CDI. The salesman was from Europe and drove an R-Class, too. He "SOLD" me on buying diesel, so that was my preference. I was willing to buy the gas model R-350, but was not going to be impatient. I also looked at the price on the MSRP sticker and then the added dealer sticker. I read all of info about leasing and prices that were being promoted in the store. I believe the R-320 had a $55K + price tag. There was no way I was going to pay more than what I was willing to pay for an Odyssey Touring that had everything I wanted except for the style. So, price-wise, I was comparing dollar for dollar. We never sat down to discuss numbers, because I was on a mission that day: test drive the new Sienna, Odyssey, and R-Class vehicles. R-Class won hands down and I began my search. Bottom-line: when the local guy realized that I was actually a SERIOUS buyer AND serious about competing for the best price car; I seriously told him my WANTS. Do NOT expect to GET what you WANT unless you TELL someone. Tell God. Tell the salesman, but tell someone that can do something for you. It came down to timing. The local guy couldn't get below $41,200 (NOT including tag, 6% tax + $50, and title) for a R-350 on Thursday, 24 June 08. I had found online from a Pensacola MB dealer, a 2008 R-320 CDI, w/ 11,300 miles, Premium Pkg 1, heated seats, IPOD, Voice, glass moon roof, -pano roof, 6 CD, Harmon/K stereo, for $45,500. I got them down to $38,900 and had them add the blue tooth cradle ($500 gizmo) and had them make it CPO/100K warranty for another $795. So, out the door $42,200 and some change. PLUS, they guaranteed me a price on my van, sight unseen, which made me very happy. I got the tax advantage and didn't have to sell my van myself. Once I worked that deal, on Friday afternoon, 25 June 08, the local dealer called me back and said that he had worked a deal for a R-350 BRAND NEW, 0 miles, Premium Pkg 1, pano roof, center console, heated seats for $39,900 OUT THE DOOR! So that means that for a car that had a legitimate $52,000+ price tag, they were willing to drop it to at least $36,707. The dealer fees at this dealership are $549; add 6% +$50, and about $200 for tag and title. If you figured the tag, tax, and title on $52K, you'd be at about $55,919! So, literally saving you ABOUT $16,000!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! My numbers are accurate and honest. I really wanted the R-320, so I went with the more expensive deal; however, the diesel engine costs about $1,000 more, plus buying the extended warranty ($795), and the module/cradle and phone gizmos make up the difference in price. And I am so pleased. As for making the great deal on the R-350: I almost did it. We called the guy last Friday night after doing the math on whether the price difference on savings buying would offset the savings in gas mileage. Figuring we'd trade in a few years, I was going to go R-350. However, when I turned down the car in the afternoon, then thought better of it, he could not guarantee that the car would still be available. I HAD to know by the next morning, but no confirmation came. We were traveling to Pensacola to pick up my son and the R-320 if the call did not come in. And it did not. On Monday, 28 June 08, I got a call from the local dealership saying that "our car would be there in a few hours". So, if you're looking, tell your salesman what you want. Shop at the end of the month to get the best deal. The local guy was SHOCKED that we did not go for the $39,900 OUT THE DOOR PRICE, when I told him that I wanted a deal under $40K. He DID it. He came through, though unfortunately, not in the time frame that I had to have confirmation. As for getting the R-320 -Vs- R-350. I'm getting around 22 mpg around town and got 25.5 mpg when I recently went from Jax to Tallahassee and back and Jax to Pensacola and back. I do believe I can improve those numbers but I was just trying to see worse case how the car could perform traveling 75~80 mph on the Interstate. The R-320 has tremendous power and I love it. My 'disses' are that there are not enough storage places for 'stuff', blue tooth with new cradle is only picking up 1 bar (taking this in) and the voice controller gal isn't as good as the gal in our 2009 Hyundai Sonata. (The Hyundai Hands Free Voice/Blue Tooth gizmo is AWESOME and better than MB. Mercedes needs to check out this system!) Another 'dis' I have is that the "locking gas cap" is stupid. It locks while driving. When the car is parked, someone could siphon off your gas because the door just pops open with a slight push on the door. I'm not happy with paying $4.80/gal. for diesel and making this easy to have gas stolen. So, this is a concern. Anyone have any clues as to why this this gas door doesn' t lock all the time? Do I wish I did something different in my deal? Yes. I wish I went for the gusto and bought the P2 package. Then I would have felt like I was comparing to the Odyssey Touring package. I was trying to be frugal for my husband. ugh. This is my car. Why didn't I just splurge one more upgrade? Iknow... I could not justify the price difference for Nav. But I sure would love to have had the backup camera. I hope some of this information helps you get the best deal out there that you can.

Market price for '08 C300 Sport Auto P1?: by caylan on Tue Aug 26 14:27:51 PDT 2008; Hi: am pricing the market for my Mother on an '08 C300 Sport Auto P1. Dealer is offering $31200 +TTL. Is that a good deal for an '08 C300 non CA/TX/FL car? Any feedback would be appreciated! Thanks.

Re: new lease in ct [costeljo]: by pinerivergal on Wed Aug 06 14:56:52 PDT 2008; From FL, I dealt with MB of North Olmsted, in Ohio. They beat anything local hands down b/c of large dealership volume. Everything done by email, fax, and they transported it by truck from port, accompanied by a sales rep.

Re: Hunting a C300 Sport [qbcca]: by carabel on Wed Apr 30 11:54:40 PDT 2008; Yes 38K out the door - all taxes, dealer fees, destination fees, registration fees included. FL sales tax is 6%. Easier to for me to say this is the max I'll pay for a car including everything - out the door. You give them X money, you sign, dealer hand the keys and you drive in your beautiful car. Up to them to figure out what part of the money pays for which.

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