W205 Discount challenge!
Here was the result (for FL):
MSRP: $46800
Sales Price: $34603
Mileage: 4300
MF: .00164 (sales manager told me he marked it up from .00119)
Residual: 60%
Doc: $300
Lic+Reg: $400
Aquisition: $750
My total came to $340/month with taxes included. Drive off around $1100 (first month, other upfront fees).
Using the exact same numbers in their system, they had $379/month.
I did not move forward with the lease because there was, what I felt, something fishy going on...Can anyone give me an idea why the $40 difference per month between my numbers and theirs? Am I doing something wrong or are they fudging the numbers somewhere and not telling me?
Here was the result (for FL):
MSRP: $46800
Sales Price: $34603
Mileage: 4300
MF: .00164 (sales manager told me he marked it up from .00119)
Residual: 60%
Doc: $300
Lic+Reg: $400
Aquisition: $750
My total came to $340/month with taxes included. Drive off around $1100 (first month, other upfront fees).
Using the exact same numbers in their system, they had $379/month.
I did not move forward with the lease because there was, what I felt, something fishy going on...Can anyone give me an idea why the $40 difference per month between my numbers and theirs? Am I doing something wrong or are they fudging the numbers somewhere and not telling me?
I personally didn't sweat that my numbers didn't match exactly. In the end, I got the car I wanted for the price I requested, $340/month, nothing down. Other than my money factor (about 4.3% APR) I didn't see anything fishy. Mine was upped a tad because of my credit. Score was good but I'm only 22 so you can only expect so much.
I think you can get that car for $340/month nothing down as well, if not lower. I'm just not a great negotiator when it comes to things I want!




Here was the result (for FL):
MSRP: $46800
Sales Price: $34603
Mileage: 4300
MF: .00164 (sales manager told me he marked it up from .00119)
Residual: 60%
Doc: $300
Lic+Reg: $400
Aquisition: $750
My total came to $340/month with taxes included. Drive off around $1100 (first month, other upfront fees).
Using the exact same numbers in their system, they had $379/month.
I did not move forward with the lease because there was, what I felt, something fishy going on...Can anyone give me an idea why the $40 difference per month between my numbers and theirs? Am I doing something wrong or are they fudging the numbers somewhere and not telling me?
I was offered a $42,000 purchase price for a 2016 C300 (original MSRP:$50,350). The vehicle is used, but with only 165 miles. It was sold but then for some reason returned to the dealer. Dealer says that it was because wife of the guy who purchased it did not like it (not sure if it is true though...).
Anyway, the car is technically used, so I am having a hard time valuing it. Would anyone have any insights on how much more discount I could get? The $42K price is advertised on the internet, so I am assuming they would settle for even lower.
Thank you
Here was the result (for FL):
MSRP: $46800
Sales Price: $34603
Mileage: 4300
MF: .00164 (sales manager told me he marked it up from .00119)
Residual: 60%
Doc: $300
Lic+Reg: $400
Aquisition: $750
My total came to $340/month with taxes included. Drive off around $1100 (first month, other upfront fees).
Using the exact same numbers in their system, they had $379/month.
I did not move forward with the lease because there was, what I felt, something fishy going on...Can anyone give me an idea why the $40 difference per month between my numbers and theirs? Am I doing something wrong or are they fudging the numbers somewhere and not telling me?
I think it ended up being a pretty good deal (even though I let the dealer pocket some extra money)
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2016 c300 Sports Model has sunroof, mirror alerts, camera, key less entry. The biggest thing to consider is I'm paying the full lease ahead of time. I'm getting 3 years warranty included. This is w/ the early return of a 2014 C300, and using the March Madness MB promotion. I know my salesperson is giving me a better deal this time around, but still very far from 15% anyone have tips? Last time I used a 2% CB credit card to pay the full lease, I might have to do the same this time around and combine it with some further negotiating.
I don't qualify for ABA or AMA etc.
2016 c300 Sports Model has sunroof, mirror alerts, camera, key less entry. The biggest thing to consider is I'm paying the full lease ahead of time. I'm getting 3 years warranty included. This is w/ the early return of a 2014 C300, and using the March Madness MB promotion. I know my salesperson is giving me a better deal this time around, but still very far from 15% anyone have tips? Last time I used a 2% CB credit card to pay the full lease, I might have to do the same this time around and combine it with some further negotiating.
I don't qualify for ABA or AMA etc.
I am looking to get myself into a C450. The one available from the dealership comes with Premium Package, Active headlights, dark ash, and 360 cam. Lease $999/month after tax with $2900 down. Is that a 'good deal'? Its my very first time leasing a car and I've been bargaining them for a week now using my insane offer from BMW 435i GranCoupe as it's eol for that model.
Thanks in advance
14% + 2k fleet discount
sale price: 42,161
That's 18% off, baby. Couldn't find any dealer willing to beat that. When the other dealers told me "it's a good deal, grab it", I know it's a good deal :-)
I am looking to get myself into a C450. The one available from the dealership comes with Premium Package, Active headlights, dark ash, and 360 cam. Lease $999/month after tax with $2900 down. Is that a 'good deal'? Its my very first time leasing a car and I've been bargaining them for a week now using my insane offer from BMW 435i GranCoupe as it's eol for that model.
Thanks in advance
Using your offer from BMW won't help you much in this case. Not only is it not an apples-to-apples comparison, but it seems like BMW has been giving their cars away lately.
That's ridiculous. They must have used an employee deal control number to get to that price. That's the only way something like that makes sense, unless you're not telling us that it was an ex-loaner or demo with mileage.
MSRP: $90,475
Color: Steel Grey Metallic
Wheels: 19-inch AMG cross-spoke forged (Black)
Interior Color: Black Nappa leather w/Grey accents
Trim: Natural Grain Black Ash Wood
Lighting Package
Panorama roof
Air Balance Package
Power rear-window sunshade
AMG Performance front seats
HANDS-FREE ACCESS Package
AMG Head-Up Display
Parking Assist Package
PARKTRONIC with Active Parking Assist
Surround View System
Driver Assistance Package
AMG Dynamic Performance Exhaust

MSRP: $90,475
Color: Steel Grey Metallic
Wheels: 19-inch AMG cross-spoke forged (Black)
Interior Color: Black Nappa leather w/Grey accents
Trim: Natural Grain Black Ash Wood
Lighting Package
Panorama roof
Air Balance Package
Power rear-window sunshade
AMG Performance front seats
HANDS-FREE ACCESS Package
AMG Head-Up Display
Parking Assist Package
PARKTRONIC with Active Parking Assist
Surround View System
Driver Assistance Package
AMG Dynamic Performance Exhaust
wow, I would have thought one could do at least 10% on such a car..nice kit though.



