E class Pricing
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E class Pricing
Hello,
I am currently in the market to lease a new E-class. I am not too familiar with Mercedes leases and tried to search for information about lease deals to find a fair deal but I can't seem to find any information on this forum. Ive been a long time BMW owner, and its fairly common practice in the BMW community/ forums to have a pricing thread where consumers can share their lease deals (residual/money factor etc) along with special incentives. Is this not common practice on Mercedes forums? I just can't seem to find the base money factor and residual rates for the life of me. Sorry if this post is offending. Thanks again for taking the time to read this thread.
I am currently in the market to lease a new E-class. I am not too familiar with Mercedes leases and tried to search for information about lease deals to find a fair deal but I can't seem to find any information on this forum. Ive been a long time BMW owner, and its fairly common practice in the BMW community/ forums to have a pricing thread where consumers can share their lease deals (residual/money factor etc) along with special incentives. Is this not common practice on Mercedes forums? I just can't seem to find the base money factor and residual rates for the life of me. Sorry if this post is offending. Thanks again for taking the time to read this thread.
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From: San Francisco, CA / Middlebury, CT
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2017 E300 4Matic
MF=0.00092
RV=59% (36/10K); -1% (12K); -3% (15K)
Fleet discount = $2,000
Mercedes Club discount = $500
Mercedes AMEX card discount = $500
Mercedes AMEX Platinum card discount = $1,000
(note: some discount programs can not be combined)
MF=0.00092
RV=59% (36/10K); -1% (12K); -3% (15K)
Fleet discount = $2,000
Mercedes Club discount = $500
Mercedes AMEX card discount = $500
Mercedes AMEX Platinum card discount = $1,000
(note: some discount programs can not be combined)
