I can do it too if you like and EuroMotorCars owes me a big favor.

Don't you also qualify for the loyalty incentive?

 

It's a used car so I don't think so. It's a black car w/ almond interior and 6k miles. So far it's the best car and deal I have been able to find on a 550. If you're up for looking at it I would be more than excited to have you do so. I've never bought a used car from out of state. New cars are a different story.

 

Shoot me a quick pm with your email and the questions you might have.

 

Before I bought my indium grey e550 in december 2010, the dealer had a mocha black similarly equipped to the car I eventually bought. I like most of the Mercedes colors, indium grey was my first choice, but the mocha black was one color I could not live with. Way too brown, not black at all, like obsidian or platinum black, two colors I like. The dealer had a platinum black e350 that I thought was stunning, but I wasn't willing to wait for one in a 550. So if you don't like brown, stay away. I would think resale could be an issue as well for a brown Mercedes. Regards. Ned.

 

Now that you say it, Mocha Black did look very brown and I wonder what the effect would be in the sunlight? Given the fact they were only discounting 11k, I passed and am still working on getting the car in Maryland.

 

Just saw the messages. I think you are in good hands with CEB and if for some reason he's not able to, send me a PM and I'd be happy to look at the car for you.

If you are getting the car transported, I recommend an enclosed trailer if possible. Also I recommend extending the warranty to the max if you can negotiate a good price for the extension.

 

Have now discounted this car over 12k. Still not a fan of brown, but by no means does this car look like brown paint. Looks far more black than brown... Has anyone else seen it?

 

Is it possible to get an additional discount on a Euro Delivery?

If so, is it the same 6% that you would look at for domestic?

 

European delivery is a 7% discount:

http://www.mbusa.com/mercedes/europe...ogram/overview

Regards,
Don