ML 63 AMG availability
04-01-2012, 02:50 PM
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ML 63 AMG availability
Hello, I am trying to find a ML63 AMG - built it online on MBUSA - price $96080. So why is it when I go to dealerships they claim it is "very low in inventory" and want upwards of $105,000 (some quoting as much as $117k!!!)?
I checked back with Mercedes Benz Head Office and they dispute this saying there are no supply issues - and that dealerships should offer a DISCOUNT off MRSP (so the selling price should be somewhere between MRSP and invoice price).
Can anyone elaborate on what's happening here - am I being ripped off or is there a rational explanation to why the pricing's ending up way over MRSP?
I checked back with Mercedes Benz Head Office and they dispute this saying there are no supply issues - and that dealerships should offer a DISCOUNT off MRSP (so the selling price should be somewhere between MRSP and invoice price).
Can anyone elaborate on what's happening here - am I being ripped off or is there a rational explanation to why the pricing's ending up way over MRSP?
04-02-2012, 09:40 PM
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Hello, I am trying to find a ML63 AMG - built it online on MBUSA - price $96080. So why is it when I go to dealerships they claim it is "very low in inventory" and want upwards of $105,000 (some quoting as much as $117k!!!)?
I checked back with Mercedes Benz Head Office and they dispute this saying there are no supply issues - and that dealerships should offer a DISCOUNT off MRSP (so the selling price should be somewhere between MRSP and invoice price).
Can anyone elaborate on what's happening here - am I being ripped off or is there a rational explanation to why the pricing's ending up way over MRSP?
I checked back with Mercedes Benz Head Office and they dispute this saying there are no supply issues - and that dealerships should offer a DISCOUNT off MRSP (so the selling price should be somewhere between MRSP and invoice price).
Can anyone elaborate on what's happening here - am I being ripped off or is there a rational explanation to why the pricing's ending up way over MRSP?
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04-03-2012, 12:09 AM
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I don't know what state you're in, but if you're in SoCal, most dealers will beat list. If you're having trouble here, I'll personally walk you into a dealer and introduce you to a salesman who'll beat list. If you're on the opposite coast, MB of Manhattan will order you a car and beat list.
