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"We owned a 2007 S550 with 116,000 miles on it. Sue Hagle was our sales person and she did a fantastic job locating just the replacement car we wanted "... Read more Review by: jlightfoot

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Re: Why can't I purchase one?????? [holew] by helenlaw on Thu Feb 22 17:28:58 PST 2007

There are a bunch in the Dallas area of 350s and 500s - check out Ewing in Plano, TX - Larry Reeg.

Re: Obnoxious car dealership- Ewing Autohaus Plano, TX [merc1] by damienwg on Mon Apr 11 10:51:12 PDT 2005

I don't buy that. I've been to the Lexus, BMW, Mercedes-Benz dealerships in Beverly Hills, Torrance (suburb just outside of L.A.) and Santa Monica and my best service has been at the Beverly Hills dealerships. The worst service I was given was at the Infiniti Santa Monica, where I walked into a room with at least half a dozen dealers standing around and actually had to ask a dealer for help - as opposed to the dealers offering.

Re: Obnoxious car dealership- Ewing Autohaus Plano, TX [amt7565] by westcoastlive on Sun Mar 27 09:01:18 PST 2005

I leased a C320 sports sedan about a month ago. I shopped around in my local MB dealers and did not find a good price. Finally, I got the deal online. The transaction was easy and smooth. Price was reasonable too. The local dealer I went to – Claridges Mercedes in Fremont, CA – was polite, but they marked the price for their cars way too high. They added $10,000 to the sticker price (yap, more than the sticker) for some models. The price they offered for C320 sports sedan was about 10% higher than the price I got from the online dealer. Oh, by the way, the online dealer is “direct source motorcars”. They are located in LA.

Re: Obnoxious car dealership- Ewing Autohaus Plano, TX [amt7565] by jccai1 on Tue Mar 15 16:09:46 PST 2005

I got the exact same treatment at this same dealership a few years ago. When I did convince the front desk to page a sales person for me, he wasn't terribly interested in selling me the car, either. Maybe that's their tactic to make the customer feel that their products are in high demand, but I didn't like it at all. I ended up buying a BMW. I don't think this is common practice among luxury brand dealerships. It's true that they usually seem less eager when you walk through the door than a Honda sales person would, but most of the places I've been still treated me better, including Acura, Infiniti, Volvo, Saab and Audi.

Re: Obnoxious car dealership- Ewing Autohaus Plano, TX [amt7565] by merc1 on Sun Mar 13 23:30:04 PST 2005

This sort of thing happens at any high end dealership. I've had the samething happen to me at an MB, Lexus, Infiniti and believe it or not an Acura store. I say ignore them, the dealer. There is really nothing the manufacturer can do about a situation like this. I'd just go to another dealer. M

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