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P2's anyone? and AWD/4matic: by gotgt3 on Wed Jan 14 15:54:31 PST 2009; Snow wouldnt be a daily occurence (east/PA) for me, but rain/slick wet roads might. I learned how to drive a stick shift at 13 yrs old...but I won't say I'm as good now as I was back then (lol funnily enough learned how to drive on a benz and recall loving how it felt). They're telling me the car I want doesn't exist (I think I'm the 1% of the population of 100 that does not want wood trim inside my ride). There are some available with that and P02 if I open up to the 4matic...What they're telling me is there is no difference in the ride/handling...as long as the 300 doesn't feel like the 350 (I test drove both and I felt the albeit subtle difference, and I prefer how the 300 responds to me vs the 350) I suppose there is no major difference based on your responses - thanks jrct and smrtdude. LoL...sad but I'm still lookin for my ride eh?

Re: ML 350 Lease in Los Angeles [bglickman]: by softwareguru on Fri Oct 31 15:13:13 PDT 2008; 1900down(included all taxes, 1st mth, etc) 601p/mth Obsidian Black Cashmere leatherette Rear entertainment P2 package Roof Racks Running Boards Trailer Hitch Heated Front Seats I have it�and this was my deal. Registered in Pa. Hope this helps some folks

(Re)New Leases: by whitdog on Tue Oct 14 07:26:37 PDT 2008; Anyone attempted to continue their lease or renegotiate payments based on residuals? What are some of the "typical" offers on the '08 and '09 R350's? My lease is due Nov 18th. Wouldn't mind holding on to the car, but also would obv roll into a new one if the deal is good. Current lease payment on 06 R350 P1 pkg is $595/mo incl tax (PA) 10k annual miles (slightly over there). Any recent experience?

Re: 2008 MB S550 4matic [blackmamba24]: by danf1 on Tue Feb 12 11:34:39 PST 2008; I would guess you will probably be around $1500/month plus tax. It depends upon how good of a sale price you can work out. Can't really tell you what taxes are where you live, so you'll have to do the math on that one.

Re: 2008 MB S550 4matic [blackmamba24]: by danf1 on Tue Feb 12 10:00:14 PST 2008; you should qualify for a $3,000 lease loyalty cash incentive if your current lease is through MBF. 39 months is the best term on that car now. If you want longer term do 51 months. The residual is the same as it s for 48 (39%).

Re: base lease [ghstudio]: by forsbrg316 on Sun Jun 08 21:33:26 PDT 2008; Well this is really the second time I been rubbed the wrong way by a MB dealership. Its funny I drove past the dealership again and wouldn't you know there she was the same Mars Red C63 parked right in front. I wonder if they have a bidding war going on? lol I find it really funny also I drove past my BMW dealership that I had a deposit down originally for the new M3 and I saw about 5 M3's on the lot. In all honesty they aren't the "best" equipped cars IMO but the fact that there still on the lot shows the demand for these cars isn't there. I know the MF on the C63 is high but with the Residuals being higher then the M3 (actually June MF for the M3 went up) your still better off with the numbers from MB. Just curious what the forum thinks of this. I am either going to get a C63 08 fully loaded or M3 with DCT probably with options at a flat 70K but here is my goal. I want to put down 5K Cap Cost probably 4 years 15K a year and pay less then $975 with NJ sales tax included. Does anyone think these numbers will be realistic after the summer when the 09 are being produced? I'm hoping to find a car either in NJ/NY/CT even PA that I can get some money off MSRP. I know with the price of gas and so many people making a stink about it that cars getting 20 mpg or less even on the highway aren't going to be easy to move

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