ILUVLZL

Hello I am planning to lease a 2013 C250 Coupe LOADED with 3 yrs 30k dealer service included @ $49800 MSRP. Dealer quoted me this: Selling price $45800, Monthly payment $579 for 48 months term, 12K miles per yr, no money out of pocket, and the residual value is $28824. Is that a good deal, need help please. Thanks

Drazil

Seems kind of pricey for a 250... and I'm in Canada the home of overpriced cars*...

Edit: *except for our Aussie pals, of course....

ILUVLZL

Yeah it is very expensive car, all the bells and whistles are already included and that additional options alone is about $9K. I hope to hear more if this is a good deal or stay away from this dealer.

Drazil

Still don't know where you are. My buddy just leased a C300W4M here in toronto last month > Sport, Premium, Navi, Multimedia, Park Assist w/Passive Drive Assist. $0 down, $3995 DoD (incl freight/pdi, first payment, $600 security), $500/mo, 48mo, 16k kms/yr.

ILUVLZL

I'm Californian. Here are the options on my soon to be 2013 C250 coupe MB. Hope
Base price: $38,200 + additional accessories below

Iridium silver metallic $720
Sports plus package $2800
Lighting package $1390
Premium package $1995
Multimedia package $2860
Keyless go $650
Lane tracking package $875
Plus 3 yrs/30k miles service $310

$579 a month for 48 months to pay. Zero down/out of pocket. Do you think i can pull the trigger now?

blkacr05

that sounds crazy high. just bought my wife a 2013 c300 4matic with P1 multimedia sport keyless go lane tracking and i pay 406 a month with not a dollar out of pocket. sign and drive.

ILUVLZL

Thanks. But the one they're giving me is fully loaded at almost 50K MSRP car. Btw how much the MSRP on yours.

speedraider

I just bought a c250 and Daytona Mercedes ( Florida) knocked off $6k over the phone on any c class.

blkacr05

mine was 48k as well got 27 month lease with 12k a year they are screwing you bro.

Drazil

As long as you're happy with the price, pull the trigger and buy it. I don't know the cali market, but it shouldn't deviate from the majority of the US market. Sure it's a loaded car, but other people here have posted basically loaded C300w4m's at cheaper prices than the C250 and just the trim level difference is already $4k+. Not to mention this is the time they're clearing out '13s to make way for the '14s so the deals should be even better than even a few months ago.