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Re: Please give me your feedback on this deal offered to me [razor1973]: by razor1973 on Sat Dec 29 09:43:17 PST 2007; OK, so the final deal came down to $598 base, $640 after taxes. Which is a far cry from their final offer of $780 after taxes. Picking up the car tomorrow. :-) Thanks for your advise!

Re: Possible Purchase - 2003 ML320 (Used) [ursamajor1]: by needacar41 on Mon Dec 24 15:24:31 PST 2007; Thanks for the reply! Yes, I have already test driven the Highlander (07 & 08) & Pilot (07 & 08). Highlander 07 was OK, I wanted to REALLY wanted to like it & make it work due to Toyota rep of reliability & such, but I was disappointed in the lack of room & couldn't get over it. Highlander 08 I did NOT like. Bigger but not a whole lot more room. Blind spots, etc etc etc. So I move onto Honda & their reputation, looking at the Pilot which I found to be much more roomier. Test drove it, liked the ride and so I went around comparing it to all the other mid-sized SUVs out there. (ie, BMW X5 (again, lack of room the issue). Didn't really find another I liked. Then looking at the Pilot's price, I wavered a bit (was considering the Pilot EX-L). I was just about settled on it but then ran across this ML320 deal. Never considered a Mercedes SUV until I remembered my MIL had an ML320 a few years ago. (Again, I'm looking for a mid-sized SUV for me, my husband (6'3), toddler & 12 yr old + our "stuff," so the CR-V & RAV4 would be too small.) We don't do off-roading, just city/highway driving & small weekend trips. I know the ML320 is a bit smaller than the Pilot and I am also comparing a used versus new car....I'm set to check out and test drive the ML320 this week so we'll see how it goes. I just thought the price + mileage seemed like a good deal. I will definitely inquire about the extended warranty plus what's included. Again, I haven't purchased a car in nearly 15 years and my current car has 179,000+ miles on it, so I drive cars to last (but treat them well)! I'm hoping if I end up w/this ML320 I can drive it that long.... Anyway, if you have any more thoughts, please feel free to post. Thanks again for the reply & info! Happy Holidays!!! :)

Re: So cal deal [jyeh74]: by jaxs1 on Fri Dec 07 16:25:39 PST 2007; Sounds like it would normally be an OK deal on a $55K car except others are posting payments $100-$150 less for the same thing in New York and New Jersey.

2008 C300 Luxury: by be325 on Wed Nov 07 06:15:05 PST 2007; We put 1k deposit. The basic C300 Lux with metallic paint. The taxable amount is $32,311 [plus sales tax, county tax, tag & tittle $2,188.00)]. We think 34.5k OTD was an OK deal, in comparison with what others are paying.

Price offered: by be325 on Thu Oct 04 06:19:07 PDT 2007; Perhaps my post belongs in this section? Local dealer (Tampa Bay Area) offered to order C300 Luxury in metallic paint for $32,300 (34,500 OTD (6%tax)... no other options --- for old people like us, it is easier to set a budget and then deal in OTD figures. We tried to compare what we get at Lexus and Acura. We are OK with waiting a few months and we are not interested in any of the premium packages MB is offering on C300 Lux. We set a firm 34k OTD budget. What do you all think? Is 34.5k OTD too much (I guess for a buyer every number is too much) for C300 Lux with no other options but metallic paint? We looked at the EDProgram ... the local dealer wants to match it.

Re: Need advice on 2006 ML350 purchase [kim128]: by 04350 on Sun Jun 10 17:15:36 PDT 2007; You're still upside down but should be OK in about 4 years, depending on the length of your new loan and if you keep this vehicle and don't put a ton of mileage on it (ie., 25000 miles per year or more), during that time.

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