radarcontroller

hi all, im new to the board looking for some help regarding ordering a c63 with P31 and premum package so here we go.

1. other than taxes and destination charges, what other fees are being slapped on to the new c63 order?

2. what kind of discount were you guys getting from the dealers?

3. i called the dealer and was told lease rate for the c63 is at 4.9% anyone got feedbacks on leasing with the c63? how much is it per month and residual value/ total lease amount

4. also, how much were the final invoice of your car with the 2 packages?

5. comming from driving a g35 year round, will i be able to drive the c63 winter? i live in markham/richmond hill areas.

Thanks in advance

wpgfordguy

Your near Toronto. Almost all of the stores are owned by MB CAN. you will pay the same at all of them.

p.s. discount isn't in thier vocabulary

radarcontroller

thanks for the reply

u know if theres 1 in southern or gta thats not owned by MB canada?

skoobz2001

Search for the winter driving threads in here. There are a million of them.

Short version : yes. You can drive it year round, with winter tires being essential.

Long answer: lots of guys will tell you you can't.

van_rider

hey radar,
I assume we're talking the updated styled 2012 here?
1. i think i remember a gas0guzzler tax of $2000
2. not much, most are MB owned. My dealer was a private dealership and i got only $2500 off only cause it was a dealer order car already ordered and cancelled by someone else. I wouldnt expect too much by way of discounts as they are exactly sitting on the lots rotting away.
3. sorry dont remember, but 4.9 seems ok.
4. dont remember but you can simpoy even do this online, except for the adding the provincial-specific taxes and fees.
5. ONLY with 4 winter tires, dont even bother without proper tires you wont get out of your driveway.

Roswell

1. My 2010 had a fuel surcharge taxes & a green levy taxes. (1500$ & 2000$, I think?)
2. I went shopping to TO for my car, they are not strong on discount at all... so I just walked. I ended up buying mine in Ottawa, bigger deal than in TO (also due to the fact my family bought 2 Benz from them).
3. My car is financed not lease, so I'm paying 2.9% which is not bad for an AMG.
4. My car only have the premium package, my total invoice was 80K$ out the door. Expect a few more $$ for the P31.
5. The car is drivable in the winter with good winter tires, but imo with the money you will save in gas, maintenance (wear & tear) & insurance from storing it could buy you 2 winter beaters. :P

radarcontroller

thanks for the advice, all the info i needed

no offense to all the amg owners, but i've decided to go pick up a 2011 cayenne s instead, really dont feel like pumping all that tax money etc.

anyhow, awesome forum, thanks for all who replied to my thread

RadarController

Roswell

Have fun with your new Cayenne S ... it's also a fun car to drive, although it's a totally different car. I feel you about all the useless extra Canadian taxes we have to pay to get this car.

coladin

I hope you have driven the C63? If you have I am surprised the Cayenne has entered the equation. Nice but trendy, high center of gravity, not really respected in the autmotive world even though it has good performance. Not bashing, just a general statement to the SUV/CUV segment and having performance feasted on tall wagons. I would say the same thing about the ML63 even being an AMG.

I had an 08 G37S Coupe which I drove in Ottawa, much worse winters. Canadians are used to driving in the snow. I have driven my Mustangs, for pete's sake, you just need common sense, that's all. This car has so many nanny controls as well, piece of cake in Toronto.