In the market to lease a W204. How do I make sure I don't get ripped off?
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In the market to lease a W204. How do I make sure I don't get ripped off?
I'm currently working on numbers with my local dealer, and I'm getting quotes thrown at me. Long story short, I'm getting conflicting quotes in a span of 3 days on the same trim vehicle, between two people.
Right now, I'm now looking at $400 a month on a base model C300 Sport, where as on Monday I was looking at $270 a month, with a downpayment that's a little less than $3000. I asked about a C300 Sport with some options, and that brought my payments up to $480 a month.
It would be great if any of you familiar with leasing the 2013 C-Class could fill me in on what you pay, and what kind of deal you got.
Right now, I'm now looking at $400 a month on a base model C300 Sport, where as on Monday I was looking at $270 a month, with a downpayment that's a little less than $3000. I asked about a C300 Sport with some options, and that brought my payments up to $480 a month.
It would be great if any of you familiar with leasing the 2013 C-Class could fill me in on what you pay, and what kind of deal you got.
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2010 C300, 2013 C63 AMG
$400 sounds normal, but maybe a bit high, because my friend was recently in the market to lease a base c250. The best offer that he was able to get ended up being about $320 a month. So a base C300, being around 4k more, sounds about right to be in the 360-400 range, so 400 might be a little high.
