2019 E450 and E53 Wagon coming to Canada
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I don't think MBUSA will hike up price on the E-Class a lot. It's bread and butter of MB business and one of the most selling model, so it must stay fairly affordable, especially when it comes to leasing or financing..
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My sales guy explained MB was more apt to provide incentives for the sedan than the wagon.
He said MB treats the wagon the same as their "high-line" vehicles. Whatever that means. I assumed he meant limited incentives.
To lease a 2018 he quoted these Money Factors at end of March, 2018
Sedan E400 MF .00173 or 4.152%
Wagon E400 MF. 00250 or 6%
Then there is the possibility to get lower rates with multiple Monthly Security Deposits (ten max)
The MSD quoted was .000070 for each month up to ten months.
A total prepay lease was .000080
I was told on another occasion the profit margin was 6% plus another 5% hold back.
I was not able to get much off GL or the recent GLE 43 AMG Coupe. They say their prices reflect supply and demand.
I suspect there are additional monthly, quarterly, annual sales goal incentives.
I'm perplexed by this lack of incentives when halfway through the model year; 40% of wagons are 2017. (as of late March)
That 40% hold true if checking new wagons nationwide advertised on the net.
He said MB treats the wagon the same as their "high-line" vehicles. Whatever that means. I assumed he meant limited incentives.
To lease a 2018 he quoted these Money Factors at end of March, 2018
Sedan E400 MF .00173 or 4.152%
Wagon E400 MF. 00250 or 6%
Then there is the possibility to get lower rates with multiple Monthly Security Deposits (ten max)
The MSD quoted was .000070 for each month up to ten months.
A total prepay lease was .000080
I was told on another occasion the profit margin was 6% plus another 5% hold back.
I was not able to get much off GL or the recent GLE 43 AMG Coupe. They say their prices reflect supply and demand.
I suspect there are additional monthly, quarterly, annual sales goal incentives.
I'm perplexed by this lack of incentives when halfway through the model year; 40% of wagons are 2017. (as of late March)
That 40% hold true if checking new wagons nationwide advertised on the net.
Last edited by Skyblazer; 04-08-2018 at 08:08 PM. Reason: added info
#29
Good day everyone, Close to two months ago, I ordered a brand new 2018 E400. It is loaded. The car came in and my sales person called me to pick it up. I have been reading the specs on the new 2019 E450. I like the engine better. I am not an expert when it comes to engines. I like the additonal horse power but will it make the MPG worse than the 2018 E400 engine? I am incline to wait until I can order the 2019 E450. What would you do? Does anyone have the D.O.G for the E450 sedan? coupe?
Thank you!
Edwin
Thank you!
Edwin
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Personally, I'd take the car now. I'm in almost the exact same situation. I'm not long on patience and eager to get the new car.
From what I can tell, the E450 is an incremental change (the V6 is tuned a bit more) but not as big an upgrade as getting the inline 6 that will come later. If you have to get the absolute latest, and can wait longer (and how much longer is a bit uncertain), get the E450.
From what I can tell, the E450 is an incremental change (the V6 is tuned a bit more) but not as big an upgrade as getting the inline 6 that will come later. If you have to get the absolute latest, and can wait longer (and how much longer is a bit uncertain), get the E450.
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Thank you, grossmsj
I also like the addition of side airbags and in the seat belts of the rear seats. The car I am to pick up today is impressive and I negotiated a create deal. I am still undecided but I appreciate your feedback. Any idea what the MPG might be on the E450? Better, same or worse? Thank you!
I also like the addition of side airbags and in the seat belts of the rear seats. The car I am to pick up today is impressive and I negotiated a create deal. I am still undecided but I appreciate your feedback. Any idea what the MPG might be on the E450? Better, same or worse? Thank you!
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Thank you! I was able to back out. I have purchased 7 other Mercedes from the same sales person. He is OK with me backing out and we will be ordering the 2019 E450. Thank youm again. Edwin
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Well they've been announced now, E53 Sedan and Wagon:
https://www.motor1.com/news/240283/m...n-wagon-debut/
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https://www.motor1.com/news/240283/m...n-wagon-debut/
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#45
I asked a few US dealers about the E53, and they had no idea when it would come to the US, but that doesn't mean much. How do you know that it's not coming to the US just yet?
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Mercedes-Benz USA LLC (MBUSA) is merely a marketing and distribution division of Daimler AG so it is like talking to oneself. Sales projections are probably better for a non-AMG E450 than an AMG E53. Mercedes-Benz USA year to year monthly unit sales for January are down about .86%. For comparison General Motors USA unit sales were up about 1.3% for the same period.
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https://www.caranddriver.com/news/me...-get-the-sedan
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The E53 Sedan is definitely coming to the U.S. The E43 is being dropped. MBUSA isn't going to say a word to protect E43 sales for the moment.
https://www.caranddriver.com/news/me...-get-the-sedan
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https://www.caranddriver.com/news/me...-get-the-sedan
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#50
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On another hand you have incredibly dumb government regulations that can easily stop any models from being sold... or require very costly modifications. For example, MB can't sell Multibeam Headlights systems in U.S... while the rest of the World enjoys the new technology since 2012. The reason is very tiny piece of law that was passed back in 60's (!) requiring that headlights must have manual switch for low and high beams... because at that time not every car had a switch... and also at that time nobody knew that computer can control the switching automatically. We are in 2018 right now and nothing has changed..
And what else can you expect? Recently I was watching how the Senate was drilling Mark Zuckerberg in Washington, and one of the senators asked him: "So what are you going to do about your Twitter?" or something like that... he doesn't even know the difference between Facebook and Twitter... so E53 has to be available logically... but as of right now it's not a fact - it's a guess.