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What strategy did you use, what kind of discount did you get?
I am in Norcal, but willing to travel a bit (so cal?) to get the best deal. Looking for a MY 2016 (since its so close?)
This might in my opinion have been part of Mercedes's strategy.
The original statement from MBUSA was that the new C63 was coming to your local MB dealership in March of 2015. The earliest my Dealer would be able to get me one would not be until late June or July and I have been trying to order one since Oct of 2014. Some of the lucky ones in the US should be getting their's in the next week or so. In my opinion their Mercedes Dealerships are just plain better informed and have more desire to sell cars.
In the mean time Mercedes lifted the review ban of their new C63, C63s introduction in Portugal. I was completely hooked after watching these reviews and because of AMG's brilliant work
Forgive my
but for some of us this has been a frustrating process and am currently waiting for the MY2016.
First of all its an AMG. Some people still aren't getting discounts on CLA 45 AMGs. Second the demand for the cars is pretty high and their aren't that many cars coming from here to September. Some people that ordered the car even before it came out aren't getting it till June/July. I had my deposit down last July so I'm probably getting mine in less than 2 weeks. Im sure well see discounts in 6+ months but for now youre probably going to see market adjustments lol
Remind me again, why are we buying the C63s again?
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