Fair price for 2008 CL63
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Fair price for 2008 CL63
What's a decent price for a used 2008 CL63?
Never bought a used car, so I'm new to this process. Is mid-$80,000s what they are going for? I see them listed anywhere from $85,000-$100,000, so it's a bit confusing.
Anything to look out for?
Never bought a used car, so I'm new to this process. Is mid-$80,000s what they are going for? I see them listed anywhere from $85,000-$100,000, so it's a bit confusing.
Anything to look out for?
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From: Boston
CL63 030 Blk/Blk
As you can see from my posts below. I'm looking to transfer lease or sell my car.
I made this video of my car last July:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IQQs1zlyK3E
It's very importand that the car have the 030 wheel package. This was not standard on '08 and car just doesn't look as good with out them.
The total cost of the 030, Renntech ecu, and carbon fiber rear diffuser is around $10K over base of what was $145.
Only issue with car is oil usage around 1 quart/1000 miles and they eat tires like candy so the wheel/tire guarantee is important. Other than that absolutely no issues in almost 3 years and 27000 miles.
The buy out in Dec is $75K and the lease is $2900 for 7 more months. You can take over the lease and then if you like but the car in Dec for $75. Other option is to arrange for an immediate purchase, which would be 7 month at $2900 = $20,300 + $75000 - $3000 (what I'd kick in to get out of the lease early), so total would be around $92000.
I made this video of my car last July:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IQQs1zlyK3E
It's very importand that the car have the 030 wheel package. This was not standard on '08 and car just doesn't look as good with out them.
The total cost of the 030, Renntech ecu, and carbon fiber rear diffuser is around $10K over base of what was $145.
Only issue with car is oil usage around 1 quart/1000 miles and they eat tires like candy so the wheel/tire guarantee is important. Other than that absolutely no issues in almost 3 years and 27000 miles.
The buy out in Dec is $75K and the lease is $2900 for 7 more months. You can take over the lease and then if you like but the car in Dec for $75. Other option is to arrange for an immediate purchase, which would be 7 month at $2900 = $20,300 + $75000 - $3000 (what I'd kick in to get out of the lease early), so total would be around $92000.
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85k will get you a higher-mileage car ... 30k or so.
good luck
