Hi guys, are you guys getting any money off MSRP in the US?
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E-550 Coupe 2010 SE
Hi guys, are you guys getting any money off MSRP in the US?
I am planning on purchasing the E350c PP2 (only b/c of the gas, vs the 550) in the US...
Wondering if you guys have gotten any deals?
Wondering if you guys have gotten any deals?
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From: NY Long Island
2010 E 550 Coupe
not very many deals out there , at least on the 550 coupe, i was able to get 2k under invoice but it was a special deal through my insurance company(car buying service), shopping on my own i was getting the song and dance, new car, limited availability, etc etc, and was getting quotes around 1,500 to 1,700 under MSRP. You might have a little better luck though with the 350 because i heard there are more available and MB anticipates a higher delivery of 350's versus 550's.
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Costco and AAA negotiated price is Invoice. USAA negotiated price is $2k below invoice because of a Fleet discount. That does not matter if you are buying a E350 or E550 Coupe the negotiated price via most of the buying programs is the same.
Getting a Costco or AAA membership is as easy as paying a membership fee, getting a USAA membership requires either being active or retired military.
Getting a Costco or AAA membership is as easy as paying a membership fee, getting a USAA membership requires either being active or retired military.
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From: NY Long Island
2010 E 550 Coupe
Costco and AAA negotiated price is Invoice. USAA negotiated price is $2k below invoice because of a Fleet discount. That does not matter if you are buying a E350 or E550 Coupe the negotiated price via most of the buying programs is the same.
Getting a Costco or AAA membership is as easy as paying a membership fee, getting a USAA membership requires either being active or retired military.
Getting a Costco or AAA membership is as easy as paying a membership fee, getting a USAA membership requires either being active or retired military.
the USAA deal guarantees 2k rebate only, the invoice deal is negotiated on a dealer by dealer basis, so depends on where you live
