alexunlv

So, I just negotiated this 2011 E350 for 34,500 plus 599 Dealer fee.

Thoughts? Comments to make me feel good.....or bad.

I don't need AWD - I'm in Las Vegas, NV.

Thoughts: Las Vegas Mercedes Benz dealers have marked up their E350s at 39k+ with most over 30k miles. So I excluded the local market and considered mostly CA dealers. I found one in CA for 36,500 with P2 and Pano and 34k miles - but sold before I could finalize a deal with them. =( Of course, this one I just purchased only has 18k miles.

OnlyGerman

you did good

e350ok

very nice looking, 1.5k off, WIN!

alexunlv

Ty both. The car was recently listed at 38k but later dropped to 36k. Strategy was to find a dealer that would have a hard time selling RWD. Almost every other Mercedes at this dealer was AWD (4Matic).

I was considering this sexy beast . CPO with P2 Bluetec 2013. However, the Carfax history discouraged me - despite the fact that it was CPO. But for 40k and possibly negotiated to 39k - that would be a great bargain on such a lovely ride.

e350ok

without carfax i thought the diesel was too good to be true

alexunlv

lol - I agree. I couldn't believe the price. CPO and coming from a relatively reputable Mercedes Benz dealer. But then the Carfax showed all those issues.

Even so, it is CPO and covered until 2017! I'm sure that would provide a level of comfort for some enough to pull the trigger.

maguzma

last year, I purchased my 2012E350 Sport for 13K off sticker but it was a dealer demo. It did not come with any CPO warranties. At the end of the day I got it for $44K OTD (MSRP was $56) with tax and all fees. The car had 6K miles. I thought I got a great deal less than a year when the car was built.

alexunlv

Nice deal! 2012 have not been easy to find. Good deals on them are rare, but as mentioned before - the 2 year leases will be ending and they will flood the market soon.

BenzV12

Nice deal and the car
Happy driving