Considering selling my '10 E550 Coupe

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Let me know if there's any interest in the car or the BBS. I'm on the fence right now but have a solid offer from the dealer at $40k for trade value. Just not sure what I want to do but having a private buyer might make it a little easier to decide
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Make an offer.
Last edited by PGT; Mar 14, 2012 at 02:41 PM. Reason: edit for correct purchase price
https://mbworld.org/forums/mercedes-...bs-wheels.html
Let me know if there's any interest in the car or the BBS. I'm on the fence right now but have a solid offer from the dealer at $40k for trade value. Just not sure what I want to do but having a private buyer might make it a little easier to decide



I buy too many expensive wheels that I lost track....Looking at the receipts, it was right at $4300 for these, like you said. They shipped 3 from one warehouse and 1 from another, so I didn't key in on the right email and saw only the amount from the LM's the year before (thank you gmail....)
Obviously one pays state sales tax on purchases (not sales), but when you trade-in, you pay only on the difference:
1. No trade in - new car price is $60K, you pay $60K + $3K tax = $63K
2. Trade-in is $40K - same new car price ($60K), you pay only the difference of $20K + tax on the difference (unless VA car trade-in tax rules are completely different from say NY or FL) which is only $1K = $21K.
The difference is $42K ($63K-$21K) which is $40K for car trade-in allowance plus $2K in tax savings. So if you're trading in at $40K for a more expensive (that's what I assumed) car, its the same net $$$ effect as selling for $42K privately without any issues associated with private sale. Surprising you do not understand it (based on your reply).


We want to get back to a three car family so I'm considering a Wrangler Unlimited for a daily driver for now (completely financed). I'd like to buy a new CLS550 as my little one is getting big enough it would be nice to buy a four door but I want to wait until the next model year since it was a fresh redesign and want to make sure the kinks are worked out on it. I'm going to miss this car in the meantime but it feels like the *right* move if I look at a 12 month plan.

I'm considering selling the barely used set of BBS wheels/tires. She won't care about having them on the car and it seems silly to keep them if that's the case. Any interest at $3500 including TPMS. Bought in August and removed in November for the winter. Michelin PSS for the rubber.





