Keep 2017 or Lease 2020 C300?
We have a 2017 C300 with 51K miles on it which will become our secondary car.
Needs tires and brakes soon = 2K.
Buyout is 28K with sales tax = 30K.
Got a good deal on a 2020 demo w 5K miles for only 100.00 more a month with a $2500K down payment.
All of our other MBs we kept to 290K (190E, ML 350, Wagon, etc).
Any steer from high mileage C300 owners on buy vs lease would be welcome!
We have a 2017 C300 with 51K miles on it which will become our secondary car.
Needs tires and brakes soon = 2K.
Buyout is 28K with sales tax = 30K.
Got a good deal on a 2020 demo w 5K miles for only 100.00 more a month with a $2500K down payment.
All of our other MBs we kept to 290K (190E, ML 350, Wagon, etc).
Any steer from high mileage C300 owners on buy vs lease would be welcome!
Should you go with the newer lease, you will find yourself in the same predicament later unless the car is a flop. However lower maintenance costs. New C is out in 2021 as a 2022 model. I suspect there will be a host of gremlins in year one and two models, so if you want a new C, a 20 or 21 is the way to go and perhaps buy it to keep instead of lease.
Places...would agree about the hit or miss on later model reliability. The older MB tends to age well...the later models seem to be a question mark. I should as you say look at an extended warranty as well
yes I found the brakes on this car seem to last better than older MBs
even the Conti tires last which was a complete surprise to me
We decided to keep the car but we need to get an extended warranty






