








Did I overpay...?
Here are the stats when purchased:
2010 e350 RWD
24,632 miles, excellent condition
Arctic White with Pano and P2, navi, amg sport,
Almond beige mb tex with black headliner and floor
no accidents, one owner
not certified
all maintenance up to date
brand new hankook v12 tires
new mb brakes
out the door price $40,679
I felt like it was well worth it... however i'd like everyones honest opinion.
Last edited by tk9; Jul 25, 2013 at 09:50 PM.
Just think of it this way, if the car is everything you wanted, then you paid top dollar for a top car. Treat it as such and the longer you have and drive it the less impact that price you paid will have on you (i.e you won't get hit again when you resell it).
Enjoy your car. The dealer is an idiot and I'd go to a different one just out of principle.
And what is wrong with all of you that voted "Yes" on his poll? It isn't as if he was taken to the cleaners even if his car went for $29k at auction. It is a done deal and how you respond goes far towards how much the OP enjoys his car. It is almost as if you guys get some sort of greedy pleasure out of sticking a knife in him and twisting it.
He got a very nicely equipped car at an OK price - remember that he is in CT so that bumps up pricing too. OTOH, I don't know why people post these questions in the first place. No matter what we say he'll feel bad.
Last edited by CEB; Jul 26, 2013 at 08:45 AM.
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Enjoy the ride, the looks and the safety. These are awesomely safe cars (having been saved from an accident by mine) and your peace-of-mind is priceless.
The main issue here is how much MB gives away new E's for little to nothing, which makes for wild used market prices as it's hard to tell what's a "good deal".
I just got an email for a 2014 E350 for $450 a month, $3,300 drive off. 10k miles a year, 36 month lease. That's a ridiculous price and I at least thought MB would wait awhile before blowing the 14's out the door. With prices like that, what are people supposed to assume are good deals on 4 year old models?
At this point it is immaterial. He's already bought the car.




Here are the stats when purchased:
2010 e350 RWD
24,632 miles, excellent condition
Arctic White with Pano and P2, navi, amg sport,
Almond beige mb tex with black headliner and floor
no accidents, one owner
not certified
all maintenance up to date
brand new hankook v12 tires
new mb brakes
out the door price $40,679
I felt like it was well worth it... however i'd like everyones honest opinion.
My honest opinion is that you did over pay a bit but not that much. I over paid a lot when I bought mine but I got what I wanted.
My experience: Bought a 2011 E350 in Sep. 2010. P2 with pano roof. Sticker was about $60 000, I paid $57 000. The next day the owner of the dealership called and thanked me and told me they made $2600 profit on the brand new car. Now who over paid here? I think this qualifies me to be the over pay king!
I drove it for 15 months and put 29 000 miles on it. I wanted a car with Distronic and those almost all are E550 models. Found a 2010 CPO with 14700 miles on the clock. Paid another $9000 between the cars so in total I paid $66 000 for the two cars. I think I over paid again but I got what I wanted and love every second when I drive it. I have had this one for almost 19 months now and have driven 39000 miles on it. (53500 miles on the clock).
The main thing is if you have what you wanted. That is the most important thing and if you paid well you can perhaps get a better treatment from the dealer.
Enjoy it!
Last edited by Arrie; Jul 26, 2013 at 11:46 PM.
My experience: Bought a 2011 E350 in Sep. 2010. P2 with pano roof. Sticker was about $60 000, I paid $57 000. The next day the owner of the dealership called and thanked me and told me they made $2600 profit on the brand new car. Now who over paid here? I think this qualifies me to be the over pay king!
I drove it for 15 months and put 29 000 miles on it. I wanted a car with Distronic and those almost all are E550 models. Found a 2010 CPO with 14700 miles on the clock. Paid another $9000 between the cars so in total I paid $66 000 for the two cars. I think I over paid again but I got what I wanted and love every second when I drive it. I have had this one for almost 19 months now and have driven 39000 miles on it. (53500 miles on the clock).
The main thing is if you have what you wanted. That is the most important thing and if you paid well you can perhaps get a better treatment from the dealer.
Enjoy it!




I have no idea why he called me and told me the info but he did. Guess they had a party on the money I gave them and he was down a few long necks before he called....
Last edited by sleewell; Jul 27, 2013 at 09:49 AM.



