2016 GLE 450 Coupe Price
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2016 GLE 450 Coupe Price
Hi Guys
I am interested in the GLE 450 Coupe. Can you guys help me out and let know how much discount you got? I am looking for one around $74,000 MSRP.
Thank you in advance.
I am interested in the GLE 450 Coupe. Can you guys help me out and let know how much discount you got? I am looking for one around $74,000 MSRP.
Thank you in advance.
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2014 E350 Coupe (previous), 2016 C450 AMG Sport (previous), 2020 GLE450 (previous), 2021 S580 (now)
These aren't high-volume production vehicles and, therefore, there aren't a whole lot of them out there. Many dealers have none, some dealers only have 1-4 of them at a time. Therefore, dealers are much more unwilling to give these away compared to other high-volume production models like the GLE350.
After the GLE Coupe's initial release and for awhile afterwards, the market for them was list price (MSRP) or close to it -- at least here in the northeast. That might still be the case for many dealers, but I think you should be able to get a discount of a couple/few thousand bucks if you find the right dealer and push them.
If you qualify for a Mercedes-Benz Fleet incentive discount, that'll help you a bit.
After the GLE Coupe's initial release and for awhile afterwards, the market for them was list price (MSRP) or close to it -- at least here in the northeast. That might still be the case for many dealers, but I think you should be able to get a discount of a couple/few thousand bucks if you find the right dealer and push them.
If you qualify for a Mercedes-Benz Fleet incentive discount, that'll help you a bit.
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These aren't high-volume production vehicles and, therefore, there aren't a whole lot of them out there. Many dealers have none, some dealers only have 1-4 of them at a time. Therefore, dealers are much more unwilling to give these away compared to other high-volume production models like the GLE350.
After the GLE Coupe's initial release and for awhile afterwards, the market for them was list price (MSRP) or close to it -- at least here in the northeast. That might still be the case for many dealers, but I think you should be able to get a discount of a couple/few thousand bucks if you find the right dealer and push them.
If you qualify for a Mercedes-Benz Fleet incentive discount, that'll help you a bit.
After the GLE Coupe's initial release and for awhile afterwards, the market for them was list price (MSRP) or close to it -- at least here in the northeast. That might still be the case for many dealers, but I think you should be able to get a discount of a couple/few thousand bucks if you find the right dealer and push them.
If you qualify for a Mercedes-Benz Fleet incentive discount, that'll help you a bit.
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2014 E350 Coupe (previous), 2016 C450 AMG Sport (previous), 2020 GLE450 (previous), 2021 S580 (now)
