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I made this thread so we all can share how much each one of us paid for their Brand New G63 so we can better track the price trends by simply answering
A- I paid MSRP or
B- I paid (Insert Dealer Markup $) above MSRP.
Don't forget to mention when did you buy the car. You can also say which dealership you used if you wish to or if you prefer, you can just disclose the City.
If you bought a used one, please let us know when did you buy it, which model year, the mileage when you bought it and how much you paid for it.
I, myself, just paid $30K above MSRP for my new 2022 G 63. I didn't trade-in a car and I paid cash. Bought in LA.
Hey, I've started looking around for the G63. Which dealer did you get yours at? Mind sharing?
Hi there, I actually didn't have a very pleasant experience with them, they tried to walk back on our agreement twice! So I am certainly not going to be sending them new customers! Good luck though, with how the market is right now, it shouldn't be hard to get a good deal compared to what people used to pay a year ago. If you can wait until next year, even better!!
I made this thread so we all can share how much each one of us paid for their Brand New G63 so we can better track the price trends by simply answering
A- I paid MSRP or
B- I paid (Insert Dealer Markup $) above MSRP.
Don't forget to mention when did you buy the car. You can also say which dealership you used if you wish to or if you prefer, you can just disclose the City.
If you bought a used one, please let us know when did you buy it, which model year, the mileage when you bought it and how much you paid for it.
I, myself, just paid $30K above MSRP for my new 2022 G 63. I didn't trade-in a car and I paid cash. Bought in LA.
Hey everyone! I wanted to provide an update since I created this thread... I ended up privately selling my new 2022 G63 with a $7K loss then I was able to buy another one (also a brand new 2022 G63) for MSRP effectively saving $23K off the original purchase!
The market is tremendously shifting and you should not pay too much above sticker anymore for a new G63 and certainly don't pay anywhere near the sticker price for a used one. Good luck to those of you who are looking to buy.
I had a choice between a 2021 slightly used or a new 2022 for 20k over MSRP in ATL, and I actually chose G Manfacture in Moonlight White, and it was fully wrapped by the original owner with some other cool upgrades. I paid MSRP for the car, and slightly used not a problem for me and it was a better spec than the two new ones I could have purchased. It was all timing for me also as I traded a 2016 Mclaren 675LT which was driven 2800 miles in 3 plus years, so lack if use is was I moved it. GA you get 100% tax credit so I left with the G-wagon and a nice check in hand as the 675 covered the G wagon and some. I do agree prices are trending down. My neighbor had a deal for a car at 50k over he just pulled out.
I had a choice between a 2021 slightly used or a new 2022 for 20k over MSRP in ATL, and I actually chose G Manfacture in Moonlight White, and it was fully wrapped by the original owner with some other cool upgrades. I paid MSRP for the car, and slightly used not a problem for me and it was a better spec than the two new ones I could have purchased. It was all timing for me also as I traded a 2016 Mclaren 675LT which was driven 2800 miles in 3 plus years, so lack if use is was I moved it. GA you get 100% tax credit so I left with the G-wagon and a nice check in hand as the 675 covered the G wagon and some. I do agree prices are trending down. My neighbor had a deal for a car at 50k over he just pulled out.
Smart! A lot of people don't factor in that Mercedes has already hiked up the MSRP for the 2022 G63 by $23K! So, when we pay above sticker for a 2022 model that is on top of the $23K higher MSRP update. I personally alway buy my cars new because most of the time I end up keeping them for 7+ years. I think starting next year everyone who wants a new G63 will be able to get it for around MSRP or at least they will open custom orders at MSRP for everyone.
Interesting article here, true or not? Who knows, expect that we all think things are going down, why, because that's what they do. How can they continue? But to say it's the crypto boys is laughable to me. Thoughts?
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