New C63 prices
My local FL dealer called me today with 3 in stock. I had never talked to this salesman before, but he started off by saying how hot these cars and how little room they had for pricing. He didn't know that I know they have had the same car on their lot for 3 months.

Dealers are concerned about overall floor plan expense and the length of time any car sits in stock. But selling a car for several $1000's below cost to save floor plan cost makes no sense
because a $50k car only costs the dealer around $250 per month in interest.So if you know of a new $69k '09 C63 that I can buy for $44K plus tax, PM me. I'll buy it, and throw you a nice referral bonus (palladium/sahara preferred).

Dealers are concerned about overall floor plan expense and the length of time any car sits in stock. But selling a car for several $1000's below cost to save floor plan cost makes no sense
because a $50k car only costs the dealer around $250 per month in interest.So if you know of a new $69k '09 C63 that I can buy for $44K plus tax, PM me. I'll buy it, and throw you a nice referral bonus (palladium/sahara preferred).

Same here, but then again, I usually take posters with less than 10 posts with a bit of a grain of salt. Lost Emperor excepted, since he had 10 posts in his first 5 minutes. :P
There is a steal for a used C63 in Lubbock, TX. It has 2500 miles on it and they were asking $55.5K. Black on black. Its at a Nissan dealership. I almost bought it, but fell in love with a white one.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4IZex7I0evg
watch that vid, then you might have a different opinion before negotiating your sales price for a c63 on your dealer lot
Yes, car manufacturers, including Mercedes, are filling the ports with cars the dealers arent ready to order due to declining demand. No dealer wants more than two C63's on the lot because that creates downward pricing pressure.
To better understand the British "slant" on this video piece, realize that the Brit dealership experience is far different than here in the US.
US dealers need have large stocks of cars because the customers want to drive in and drive off in their new car.
British buyers usually have to order their new car... they dont often expect to find exactly what they want sitting in the limited space in the dealer's forecourt.
That's why the commentator was aghast that Long Beach dealers were overflowing with new cars. SoCal dealers need a large, varied stock so their prospective customers dont go the next ealership down the road to shop.
FWIW, the two Mercedes dealers I trade with both told me they are coming off record December sales months. Funded buyers still have funds, and still want to buy cars.
. My father was offered an 07 CL550 for 50% off sticker... Carlton MB is hurting over here.ya, no way a brand new c63 for 44k....
I'm going to takeover a short term lease in the meantime on something cheap.
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Also export was big the last year before everything collapsed worldwide. Now their allocation #'s as a result of those sales are having an impact on those dealers. So everything must go!
Last edited by amgplayer; Jan 8, 2009 at 02:55 PM.
The black/black one in Naples sure looks good for $7,500 off. Just swore I would never own another black car again! Wish it was a lighter color, or maybe red.
. My father was offered an 07 CL550 for 50% off sticker... Carlton MB is hurting over here.
Sure, Mercedes North America would never let that happen, the dealer would lose his distirbution liscence.
. My father was offered an 07 CL550 for 50% off sticker... Carlton MB is hurting over here.
Greenville, SC 29607
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Easy to figure out...just call them.
they prefer us NOT to pay cash in full - and u have two total posts, why did u come on this forum?
seems like the IS350 people that wanted to move up to ISF did so, but they haven't picked up many new customers (as in potential c63, M3, RS4 buyers) as Lexus would have want.
imo with 10k off MSRP it's where it should have been in the first place specially for new territory...




