My C36 For sale
i sold the car and i sitll have it but i have to ship it to buyer this weekend.
Last edited by Justchill; Aug 28, 2008 at 05:41 PM.
...but joking aside but I can understand if it's costing too much to maintain. I've been lucky to not have to repair anything yet...good luck with the sales!
Last edited by Back2Benz; Aug 28, 2008 at 11:07 PM.
. C36 is one of the car that i will love it forevery.there is nothing like C36, the power, the way it looks, the torque and it's the Best ride ever
I will say bye to my C36 on the september 13th. My C36 going to UK. yes my c36 going to United Kingdom. it's really unbelievable
to me but it's True ! ! !
. C36 is one of the car that i will love it forevery.there is nothing like C36, the power, the way it looks, the torque and it's the Best ride ever
I will say bye to my C36 on the september 13th. My C36 going to UK. yes my c36 going to United Kingdom. it's really unbelievable
to me but it's True ! ! !
The Best of Mercedes & AMG
I assume the UK sale had something to do with yielding 10K?
Good luck with whatever you find.
the fact is that european car manufacturers cut their prices really low for the us market, and just buying a new mercedes here and sending it to various european nations will yeild sometimes as much as a 20% profit... for doing nothing. thats considering shipping and taxes for the vehicle.
i saw a c43 (normal condition and mileage around 110k) go for 7900 british pounds on ebay. thats 14300 dollars. in this exchange the guy buying AND the guy selling the car are both happy and both got a good deal. pretty funny how we have stock in european interest....
btw, cross atlantic shipping on a car like ours is around 2-3k, import taxes for varying nations are between 10-20%.
ive done a good amount of research and found out that european mercedes sell for about 10-15% more euros than their american dollar value. for example. a 10k dollar c43 here would sell for 11-11.5k EURO in most euro contries. since the euro is very strong right now (1 Euro = 1.4659 U.S. dollars).
to complete the breakdown, you pay 10k for a c43 here, sell it for 11k euro in europe, you convert that into american dollars and youre left with $16,124 over 6 k in profit. take into account the 2k shipping and 2k in import tax (worst case scenerio) and youre left with 2k in profit for no work and hardly any time invested. the same math works for a 100k car.... you make 20k if you do this with a s63. theres a lambo dealership here in atl that buys new black amg's and sends em to europe for severe markup...
any takers?
It's not an easy buck to say the least, it's a 100% full-time and dedicated job. If you have connections on the other site for storing the car ($$), getting the papers finalized ($$), having the vehicle inspected ($$), someone to trade hands to the new owner ($$), then get the money back to you (% of $$).
A guy on another forum has waited 5 months and counting for GT3RS that he purchased... and he's only in Canada!
this thread, BUT KINGHIAS i have a question for you, my buddy just bought some rims like yours, but the front wheels touch the caliper and it won't spin =[ he was upset of the outcome, my questions the wheel hub on his stock wheels seem to be deeper, would adding a spacer fix this? like a half inch spacer? let me know, or how did you fit yours on? also this question is for anyone...so yea if you know please let me know ASAP thanks!
they are AMG twin spoke. 18's also the car IS dropped as low as mine, my tire size is 225-40-ZR18 all around. his are 225-40-zr18 in front, and 245 40 -ZR18 in rear
this thread, BUT KINGHIAS i have a question for you, my buddy just bought some rims like yours, but the front wheels touch the caliper and it won't spin =[ he was upset of the outcome, my questions the wheel hub on his stock wheels seem to be deeper, would adding a spacer fix this? like a half inch spacer? let me know, or how did you fit yours on? also this question is for anyone...so yea if you know please let me know ASAP thanks!
they are AMG twin spoke. 18's also the car IS dropped as low as mine, my tire size is 225-40-ZR18 all around. his are 225-40-zr18 in front, and 245 40 -ZR18 in rearwell i ordered mine for $2500 witht the tires. but one of friend of mine had the same problem, he got wheel spacer and it worked fine but the only problem he had was that the tire hit the under fender.

i haven't talk to buyer yet but he just emailed me and send me amout of $10,000.00 to just Ship this car. i think that is ALOT!!!
He may send you too much money in a fraudelent bank draft, ask you to pay for the shipping to his broker and you find out in a few weeks that his draft was counterfeit.
A very common scam...
Only accept a wire transfer to your bank, and be careful when giving your bank account info that the buyer has nothing with your signature as he can then take control of your account.
This type of scam preys on less astute sellers who think the other side is "stupid".
btw, cross atlantic shipping on a car like ours is around 2-3k, import taxes for varying nations are between 10-20%.
ive done a good amount of research and found out that european mercedes sell for about 10-15% more euros than their american dollar value. for example. a 10k dollar c43 here would sell for 11-11.5k EURO in most euro contries. since the euro is very strong right now (1 Euro = 1.4659 U.S. dollars).
to complete the breakdown, you pay 10k for a c43 here, sell it for 11k euro in europe, you convert that into american dollars and youre left with $16,124 over 6 k in profit. take into account the 2k shipping and 2k in import tax (worst case scenerio) and youre left with 2k in profit for no work and hardly any time invested. the same math works for a 100k car.... you make 20k if you do this with a s63. theres a lambo dealership here in atl that buys new black amg's and sends em to europe for severe markup...
any takers?
The scenario you make as in being paid in Euros only applies if you are selling it on the Continent.
That means you have to have someone who will sell the car for you as it is not presold.
A European buyer knows the USA market and is now buying because of the weak dollar.
This is the individual that will profit not you, unless of course as previously stated, you set up a European sales agency.
If you are exporting a car you always do it on a port of embarkation basis rather then CIF.
You never assume the transport risk.
The buyer takes ownership at the USA port and anything beyond that is his problem.
Buyer assumes all costs from the USA pier delivery on, you just provide a clean title and appropriate export docs and B/L.
Shipping out of Baltimore or Port Newark is much less costly as they are the primary ports for the ro-ro car carriers.
Last edited by RBYCC; Aug 30, 2008 at 12:48 PM.








WELL THE WHEELS didn't fit...the offset is different..th wheels won't fit. now we must sell.. were gonna sell em for 400 with good tires