coin

I have a brand new authentic Lorinser rear spoiler for sale.

Performanceproducts.com sells this spoiler for $499 excluding shipping.

My NEW price is $350 + shipping.

Check out my listing in Classified:

https://mbworld.org/forums/classifieds/218735-w203-lorinser-rear-spoiler.html

coin

Item is packed, ready to be shipped.

coin

Price update: $300

https://mbworld.org/forums/classifieds/226934-fs-w203-lorinser-rear-spoiler.html

c32used

You want my honest opinion...with Ebay pricing it makes it hard to sell anything even name brand for normal prices...even some of the big vendors sell on there... which only helps out Ebay more I guess lower money compensation is more important then no money compensation.....blame it on the bigger businesses that bring down other retailers and consumers like us to sell things at a fraction of what they cost.

coin

Thanks for the advice C32used. I can't believe this item won't sell even almost at half of the original cost.

No doubt you're right that lower money compensation is better than nothing.

Come and make me an offer people

moosejaw

Sorry to hear that coin
I just bought a used 2006 C55 spolier for less than $150 on ebay.
It is sad name brand stuff cant be sold for something worthwhile.

c32used

You would be amazed who from here that are sponsors also sell alot cheaper on Ebay I understand its to make money but people would be upset!

coin

Is the spoiler OEM? If it is, you just found a very good deal

True, I have also seen several similar incidents

c32used

Goodluck thou!

moosejaw

I flipped it over and it had the MB part number. I cant recal exactly but ial so remember seeing "AMG" as well

About time i got a good deal, I have been ripped off before

dkflipse

It's called market segmentation. And many, many companies do this. There's no mystery. You can go to an outlet mall and find Kenneth Cole, Ralph Lauren, etc. at a steep discount. You can also go to Marshall's and find the same at a slight discount. Or you can go to your local Macy's and pay full price. Sometimes the outlet stuff will be outdated fashions, sometimes they won't be. It's up to the consumer to shop. Some companies - like Apple control their distribution extremely tightly. Thus you will never find an I-pod at an outlet store. But there is always a gray market (fell of the truck, refurbished, was for export to Argentina but is being sold locally at a discount, etc, etc). E-bay is just another distribution channel. And we all know there is legit stuff on there as well as forged stuff as well as outright stolen merchandise.

But best of luck to the OP.

MB_Forever

I personally like the Lorinser products and styling (well not all, but a lot of them). I actually had the Lorinser spoiler on my C32 and I can say that the quality build and finish on this (and most of the lorinser products) are really good. But unfortunately, their products are still way over-priced compared to others on the market and that is likely what makes it hard to sell things like this

coin

Thanks to all of you for sharing your experience and kind advices

zoomie

Yeah, it might be easier to sell a carbon fiber spoiler b/c you won't be limited to people who want certain colors. I doubt a buyer would paint cf, although if done correctly, it would look awesome with a fade.

If anyone wants a cf spoiler, it's available in my sig.