dlane1753

Hi

Our local MB dealer has about 10 2017 E300 AWD CPO cars for sale. low milage, like 8K and under with full CPO warranty.

Prices range from 48-54K.

The car listed for $54k has Prem Pkg 1, pano roof, heated steering wheel, rear camera,, so about $62 when new.

Is there much wiggle room on a CPO pricing ? What should I expect?

Not sure why they have so many 2017 CPO e class cars available.

Thanks

dbtk

I suspect that these are loaner (CVP= courtesy vehicle program) cars which may have exceeded the mileage for what MB considers "new" cars. However, I would ask if they qualify for any new car programs like Leasing. I recently picked up a $63K MSRP loaner for $379.96 a month (36 month/7500 miles per year) with $650 cap cost reduction. It had 6K miles on the odo. I believe the seling price as around $48.5K with 2 year pre-paid maintenance.

Sunrose305

All cars have wiggle room in their pricing. I would much preferred to have purchased a CPO rather than new when I bought my car - lower price, better warranty. But the options I wanted were not available on them (P3, etc). My last car was a 9-month old 2008 BMW 550i with 5k miles. They were asking $59k. I paid $52k.