Looking for assistance on a Certified 2014 GL450 purchase
#1
Junior Member
Thread Starter
Looking for assistance on a Certified 2014 GL450 purchase
My wife and I are looking at a 2014 GL450 listed at $69,997. Would you please advise on what we should be paying for this, it is Certified as well. It has the following options:
Driver Assistance Package
Lighting Package
Premium 1 Package
Accessory Chrome Package
Appearance Package
Lane Tracking Package
Parking Assist Package
Illuminated Running Boards
Heated Steering Wheel
Multi-Contour Driver/Passenger Seat w/Massage and Comfort Headrests
KEYLESS-GO
Rear Heated Seats
Rear Seat Entertainment Pre-Wiring
harman/kardon LOGIC7 Sound System
Run-Flat Tires (SPC)
Lunar Blue Metallic
Auburn Brown/Black
Brown Satin Ash (SPC)
Any help would truly be appreciated. We are trading in a 2012 ML350 BlueTec.
Driver Assistance Package
Lighting Package
Premium 1 Package
Accessory Chrome Package
Appearance Package
Lane Tracking Package
Parking Assist Package
Illuminated Running Boards
Heated Steering Wheel
Multi-Contour Driver/Passenger Seat w/Massage and Comfort Headrests
KEYLESS-GO
Rear Heated Seats
Rear Seat Entertainment Pre-Wiring
harman/kardon LOGIC7 Sound System
Run-Flat Tires (SPC)
Lunar Blue Metallic
Auburn Brown/Black
Brown Satin Ash (SPC)
Any help would truly be appreciated. We are trading in a 2012 ML350 BlueTec.
#2
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Please double-check the "run flat" option - a bit unusual in my expereince - the reason I say this is "normally" that option is selected when the B&O system is added - since the B&O takes up extra room under the rear cargo compartment.
Run-Flats - without B&O making them necessary - are not necessarily the top choice for rubber unless it "has to be done".
On benchmark value - please check edmunds.com - under "research" which adjusts for your area, select the options in the edmunds menu, mileage - and edmunds will show the "certified" benchmark value for you.
Run-Flats - without B&O making them necessary - are not necessarily the top choice for rubber unless it "has to be done".
On benchmark value - please check edmunds.com - under "research" which adjusts for your area, select the options in the edmunds menu, mileage - and edmunds will show the "certified" benchmark value for you.
#4
Super Member
after going from a X164 GL550 to a X166 gl63 ...
I can't say I see the value proposition for the new used car. Your GL350 is a very desirable car... a switch to a GL550 would be more interesting. I really liked my 164... have you driven the 550?
I can't say I see the value proposition for the new used car. Your GL350 is a very desirable car... a switch to a GL550 would be more interesting. I really liked my 164... have you driven the 550?
#5
Junior Member
Thread Starter
We currently have an ML350 not a GL. I think you misread. I would agree with you if we had GL350 going to a 450 for sure.
That GL63 looks like a sweet ride.
That GL63 looks like a sweet ride.
#6
Super Member
am loving the GL63 .. it is almost worth the money! hahaha but once you go AMG I don't think that I could ever go back.
you should drive the 550 for the heck of it.. it is 88% the AMG and a really nice car.
#7
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I am sure we will test drive the 450 and the 550 but since it's her car, she doesn't want all the power with less MPG. She is the practical one. Oh I am sure once you go AMG, it would be hard to go back. Enjoy that ride!!!
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#8
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There a nice optioned 2014 pre-owned, not CPO, one down here in PA I checked out. Clean car fax, clean vin, valid MB warranty but it's a second hand dealer. You could get it a good price I believe.
Auburn designo interior, Steel Blue, 18k miles, inservice date of 12-03-13 and most of the options listed above.
I'll wager you could get it for ~$63k.
http://www.eurocarscertified.com/201...450-c-1606.htm
Auburn designo interior, Steel Blue, 18k miles, inservice date of 12-03-13 and most of the options listed above.
I'll wager you could get it for ~$63k.
http://www.eurocarscertified.com/201...450-c-1606.htm
#9
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Thread Starter
Thanks for the link. My wife is ideally looking for Lunar Blue, Black, or White with the Auburn/Black interior, pretty much loaded but she wants the 3 zone climate control and CPO. The Steel Gray is too masculine for her. She is also leaning towards just ordering exactly how she wants it. But I am sure you always get a better deal if it's on the lot versus ordering, correct?
#10
Super Member
No problem, can never hurt to throw a link up.
Per the better deal, having it on their lot certainly does help, especially if it's been in stock 30+ days. With that said, they located the one I spec'd out at another dealer and brought it in house. They were still willing to work an acceptable discount.
Per the better deal, having it on their lot certainly does help, especially if it's been in stock 30+ days. With that said, they located the one I spec'd out at another dealer and brought it in house. They were still willing to work an acceptable discount.