bigh123

So I ordered a new 2013 2 weeks agao to get all the features I'm looking for. Kinda sucks since conquest right now is 4k and they accept it for my honda civic! Can anyone remember if conquest was available when the 2012s just came out? I will pick at the end of july if all goes as planned. Even 1k will help!

Thanks!

P.S. I am not a MBCA member and it is too late for me to join.

bigh123

Didn't get an answer so bumping it up. For mbca is there anyway to get the 1k off without being a member for 12 months?

Thanks

aeggroup

No...

bigh123

Its official, 3k off eclass 2012 until July 31, 2012:

http://www.searsimports.com/page/cus...quest_Program/

Do you think MB will let me apply 2k to my 2013 order? It says 2k for all other classes with dates.

xolinlevh

I'd think so, theres no fine print that excludes it. That being said i love reading the makes that qualify: Rolls Royce, Bentley, Aston, Lamborghini, if you could afford any of those 200k-400k+ cars, do you really think 1-4k is gonna swing your decision? :P

PPS, i know this is listed for sears imports, but have you tried Feldmanns? thats where i got cars from, though i didnt have a qualified car for my trade in, but may be worth checking out and seeing if they would match this offer.

MinnBobber

Good question. It doesn't say " $2K for all other 2012 classes". All the other ones specifically say 2012.

2013 E sedans will be arriving in July, hope they get at least the $2K.
Let us know if you find out please.

bigh123

Actually if you scroll to the bottom I just noticed the 2k is for 2012s. I had not choice but to order a 2013 in May (no 2012s in stock for my options and couldn't order a 2012 at that point). Does this mean if I ordered a month earlier and got a 2012 it would get the 3k? There is nothing that says it has to be in stock and the dealers didn't mention that orders or 2013s would be treated differently.

Also, for USAA I noticed that the new 2013 SL550 gets to 2k off while the 2012 SL550 gets 3k off. Of course, conquest could be totally different. Will find out this week!

MinnBobber

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Conquest can be used on cars in stock OR on ordered vehicles. The crappy part is that it is validated on the date of purchase NOT what Conquest $$ is in effect when you ordered it.
In a perfect world, Conquest should be the better figure of when you ordered OR when it's delivered.
So, when you order it's a crapshoot-- you don't know until it arrives. Conquest could be same as when you ordered, better, worse, or nothing.....

I'm in same boat---2013 E Wagon 350 on order since May 2. I should have first 2013 Wagon in MN but no estimate on build date or delivery.
The wagons are not part of their allocation. They just throw in order and every once in awhile mother Mercedes decides to build a bunch.
I also hope they'll be decent programs when mine finally arrives.......

petee1997

Does the 2013 E350 have electric power steering? If it does and is equipped with parktronic, will it park itself like the CLS and ML?

bigh123

Not sure about electric steering. The parktronic on the eclass 2013 will be te same as 2012 with parking guidance not the park assist which is what the ml has from what I've read from Mb. I do not know why it is not on the eclass.

petee1997

I'm looking at my build sheet and it specifies Parktronic with Parking guidance. I guess this would indicate it will have the same old crap as the 2010 E we are trading. Too bad!

greasykid

NO

bigh123

All,

MB has a Conquest rebate of 1k for 2013's in August:

http://www.eurodevonmercedes.com/Spe...ult.aspx?nu=cc

Thank you MB

troymir350

I noticed today that they added money for 2013 models. $2500 for E class, all models.

greasykid

Have 2013 GLK350 on order and waiting to see what USAA is going to offer. No info on their site yet.

troymir350

USAA site shows $2k off GLK. They just don't have the '13 pricing system updated yet. So the $2k is off whatever the USAA price is.

grane

Dealer says rebates are applied when ordered car arrives, not at time of deposit. Thus program might change.

Any idea how this really works?