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Thats what you managed to get? that's what you are offering?
Or that's just what you think will be decent? 15k over sounds more then reasonable to me though
Kash its an auction, buyer has to pay $5k on top of the final bid.
ho lol got it, thanks!
Yep, I guess that the market won't plummet and they will keep their value, you are not going to earn 40-50 k when you sell it but cmon, a car is not an investment and as someone said in the thread, anything below 20% of the value you paid is a blessing!
people should stop getting greedy...
Yes to the buyer $222k but that $5k goes to BAT so “20k-ish profit” to the seller since they paid taxes on the $190k, although as you said they probably are taking a loss from ADM which explains the reserve.
They should have sold especially with a base interior spec, prices aren’t going to be higher.
Anddddd the bag holding begins! We'll get to see how they play musical chairs now and all of the fools that used this car to speculate fully deserve what is coming to them.
Anddddd the bag holding begins! We'll get to see how they play musical chairs now and all of the fools that used this car to speculate fully deserve what is coming to them.
Speculation is only bad for the one who's left holding the bag...
Many saw an opportunity and took advantage of it.
Perhaps greed isn't all bad?
depends on location. in NJ, premiums are still up there and some dealers have no allocations… like in NY (nanuet bone dry)… my dealer has 3 in NJ and they are 60k adm each… they may get 30k adm but they will NOT sell for msrp.
mine (2022) has msrp of 212k and i paid 240. i am fine with that… so it depends
unless you have been waiting for one on an allocation, a walk in wont get msrp… maybe they pay 30k over.
most dealers post on their site that they have some coming or on lot but thats a lie…
Hi all, I’m the owner of a 2021 g63. My car is fully loaded and has less than 2000km’s on it. It’s Arabian grey with 22” wheels premium everything, night package including custom factory black lettering around the vehicle. I was told by my dealership that I’d barely break even in a trade in. Is this accurate ? If that’s so, that means the price of G’s aren’t retaining as much as I thought they would.
Yes, since early this year, average G-Wagen prices have been dropping.
Better spec with upgraded interior. Odd the seller spent the time and money to put ppf and ceramic coating on before flipping. Bet they went the cheap route.
I see prices on some 2019's dropping, presumably as lease returns start showing back up on dealer lots but prices on 2021's and 22's still seem to be holding steady.
Pleasanton CA MB has a White G63 I think MSRP is 219k and they want 75k over. Wonder what it will really sell for.
There's a lot of tech money wives up there.
I chit chatted with sales rep up there in the past 6 months when I was searching. There is definitely room on the market up. Just dont expect MSRP pricing...
There's a lot of tech money wives up there.
I chit chatted with sales rep up there in the past 6 months when I was searching. There is definitely room on the market up. Just dont expect MSRP pricing...
Sales guy wants more money on cars he gets commissions on...more at 11.
I wouldn't trust a salesman to confirm what day it is; let alone place my faith in them for market conditions and what prices I should be over-paying by. Im sure there are still hot markets like NY and Cali out there, but these scummy sales guys and dealerships all have their own agenda.
That being: keep the delusion going for as long as possible and keep telling folks there will be 100k ADM's forever.
Hi all, I’m the owner of a 2021 g63. My car is fully loaded and has less than 2000km’s on it. It’s Arabian grey with 22” wheels premium everything, night package including custom factory black lettering around the vehicle. I was told by my dealership that I’d barely break even in a trade in. Is this accurate ? If that’s so, that means the price of G’s aren’t retaining as much as I thought they would.
The key here is “trade in”. Your dealer wants to earn the profit from re-selling it. Check the classified ads in your area or Bring a Trailer to get a better picture of the actual value.
What does Cargurus know?! They can’t know the transaction price so it’s garbage. Just because a graph looks legit doesn’t mean you should trust it.
they may not know what the final price is but they can graph asking prices. If those are trending downwards, it is reasonable to assume that the sale price follows the same trajectory.
12-14-2022 | 02:40 AM
