Can someone check bteween these 2 CPOs
#1
Which of the 2 CPOs is a good deal?
Hi all,
I have these two 2014 CPO GL450 at my local dealership and wanted to see if someone can check and see which of these 2 cars will is better in term of value and options.
Car 1
2014 Mercedes-Benz GL-CLASS
4JGDF7CE7EA406127
$48,900
35,879 miles
Dealer Information Vehicle Information
Just listing the optional pckg
***** OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES *****
P01 P01 Package: Driver's Side & Interior Auto-Dimming Mirrors, $3,680
319 319 Lighting Package: Bi-Xenon Headlamps with Active Curve $1,390
615 : Bi-Xenon headlamps w/Active Curve Illumination
608 : Adaptive Highbeam Assist
443 Heated Steering Wheel $250
550 Trailer Hitch $575
734 Eucalyptus Wood Trim
810 harman/kardon® LOGIC7® Surround Sound System $850
843 Power EASY-ENTRY $400
846 Illuminated Running Boards $670
866 Pre-Wiring for Rear Seat Entertainment $170
889 KEYLESS-GO® $650
993 993 Lane Tracking Package: Blind Spot Assist, Lane Keeping
Assist
$875
476 : Lane Keeping Assist
234 : Blind Spot Assist
22P : Lane Tracking package code
996 996 Parking Assist Package: PARKTRONIC with Active
Parking Assist,
$1,290
501 : Surround View Camera
235 : PARKTRONIC with Active Parking Assist
P44 : Parking Assist Package
SUBTOTAL $75,350
DESTINATION & DELIVERY $925
TOTAL $76,275
Car 2
2014 Mercedes-Benz GL-CLASS
4JGDF7CEXEA334677
$49,900
31,617 miles
Listing the Optional PCKG
***** OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES *****
P01 P01 Package: Driver's Side & Interior Auto-Dimming Mirrors, $3,680
319 319 Lighting Package: Bi-Xenon Headlamps with Active Curve $1,390
615 : Bi-Xenon headlamps w/Active Curve Illumination
608 : Adaptive Highbeam Assist
322 322 Appearance Package: Chrome Exhaust Tips, 20" Wheels,
Illuminated
$1,340
846 : Illuminated Running Boards
50R : 20" Twin 5-spoke Wheel
B16 : Chrome exhaust tips
413 Panorama Sunroof $1,090
443 Heated Steering Wheel $250
731 Burl Walnut Wood
810 harman/kardon® LOGIC7® Surround Sound System $850
866 Pre-Wiring for Rear Seat Entertainment $170
993 993 Lane Tracking Package: Blind Spot Assist, Lane Keeping
Assist
$875
476 : Lane Keeping Assist
234 : Blind Spot Assist
22P : Lane Tracking package code
996 996 Parking Assist Package: PARKTRONIC with Active
Parking Assist,
$1,290
501 : Surround View Camera
235 : PARKTRONIC with Active Parking Assist
P44 : Parking Assist Package
SUBTOTAL $77,825
DESTINATION & DELIVERY $925
TOTAL $78,750
.
Also, what should I offer for these cars, what would be a fair market value for these.
I am leaning towards the first car as I like the Black color more.
What do you guys think?
I have these two 2014 CPO GL450 at my local dealership and wanted to see if someone can check and see which of these 2 cars will is better in term of value and options.
Car 1
2014 Mercedes-Benz GL-CLASS
4JGDF7CE7EA406127
$48,900
35,879 miles
Dealer Information Vehicle Information
Just listing the optional pckg
***** OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES *****
P01 P01 Package: Driver's Side & Interior Auto-Dimming Mirrors, $3,680
319 319 Lighting Package: Bi-Xenon Headlamps with Active Curve $1,390
615 : Bi-Xenon headlamps w/Active Curve Illumination
608 : Adaptive Highbeam Assist
443 Heated Steering Wheel $250
550 Trailer Hitch $575
734 Eucalyptus Wood Trim
810 harman/kardon® LOGIC7® Surround Sound System $850
843 Power EASY-ENTRY $400
846 Illuminated Running Boards $670
866 Pre-Wiring for Rear Seat Entertainment $170
889 KEYLESS-GO® $650
993 993 Lane Tracking Package: Blind Spot Assist, Lane Keeping
Assist
$875
476 : Lane Keeping Assist
234 : Blind Spot Assist
22P : Lane Tracking package code
996 996 Parking Assist Package: PARKTRONIC with Active
Parking Assist,
$1,290
501 : Surround View Camera
235 : PARKTRONIC with Active Parking Assist
P44 : Parking Assist Package
SUBTOTAL $75,350
DESTINATION & DELIVERY $925
TOTAL $76,275
Car 2
2014 Mercedes-Benz GL-CLASS
4JGDF7CEXEA334677
$49,900
31,617 miles
Listing the Optional PCKG
***** OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES *****
P01 P01 Package: Driver's Side & Interior Auto-Dimming Mirrors, $3,680
319 319 Lighting Package: Bi-Xenon Headlamps with Active Curve $1,390
615 : Bi-Xenon headlamps w/Active Curve Illumination
608 : Adaptive Highbeam Assist
322 322 Appearance Package: Chrome Exhaust Tips, 20" Wheels,
Illuminated
$1,340
846 : Illuminated Running Boards
50R : 20" Twin 5-spoke Wheel
B16 : Chrome exhaust tips
413 Panorama Sunroof $1,090
443 Heated Steering Wheel $250
731 Burl Walnut Wood
810 harman/kardon® LOGIC7® Surround Sound System $850
866 Pre-Wiring for Rear Seat Entertainment $170
993 993 Lane Tracking Package: Blind Spot Assist, Lane Keeping
Assist
$875
476 : Lane Keeping Assist
234 : Blind Spot Assist
22P : Lane Tracking package code
996 996 Parking Assist Package: PARKTRONIC with Active
Parking Assist,
$1,290
501 : Surround View Camera
235 : PARKTRONIC with Active Parking Assist
P44 : Parking Assist Package
SUBTOTAL $77,825
DESTINATION & DELIVERY $925
TOTAL $78,750
.
Also, what should I offer for these cars, what would be a fair market value for these.
I am leaning towards the first car as I like the Black color more.
What do you guys think?
Last edited by tin369; 02-06-2017 at 04:13 PM.
#2
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Have they offered you the carfax report? If not, I would ask for each. That will give you lots of good information such as accidents, shop work, etc. If its been in the shop over and over you will want to avoid that one. It will also tell if it was sold at auction, etc. All good information to know up front. Also, use KBB.com (Kelly Blue Book) to see if the pricing is reasonable for ones that have sold nearby. You will also want to look at the in service dates for each vehicle. The original warranty is 4 years from that date and the CPO will give you an additional 12 months at the end of the original 4 years. If one was sold later than the other it will have longer warranty. You can also purchase extended warranty. (you can shop around for extended warranty from other dealers. If the price is too high from your dealer, purchase elsewhere. Read the forums for the best places to buy. Tafel Motors in Louisville has lately gotten the best pricing according to forum members) After all your research, then I would buy either the best one or get the one you like if they both are very even all things considered.
Good luck
Good luck
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AS you should have read here, get the VMI on each for detailed service history. Your question is a matter of preference, but more facts shall help you know any reason to pass on one over the other. Finally, get independent body inspection unless you're an expert as carfax is rife with error and omission.
As to price, consider negotiating in costly services not yet due per miles but that save money later. Example, trans fluid change, all new three dry filters, wipers, brake fluid flush, brakes and tire ought to be nearly or new for true CPO. Be sure you get official service record on each. Now you're set for years on oil change only, like a brand new car.
As to price, consider negotiating in costly services not yet due per miles but that save money later. Example, trans fluid change, all new three dry filters, wipers, brake fluid flush, brakes and tire ought to be nearly or new for true CPO. Be sure you get official service record on each. Now you're set for years on oil change only, like a brand new car.
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They have the carfax for both the cars on their website.
Car 1 according to the carfax report was offered for sale on 4/2014, so looks like it has another year of the new car warranty left and then if I add CPo 12 month warranty it will be good until 4/2019 correct? and on top of that I can add 1, 2 or 3 year warranty right?
Car 1 although does not have the pano room which I like, has all the other important options. How do I get a VMI? who will provide me with that?
Car 1 according to the carfax report was offered for sale on 4/2014, so looks like it has another year of the new car warranty left and then if I add CPo 12 month warranty it will be good until 4/2019 correct? and on top of that I can add 1, 2 or 3 year warranty right?
Car 1 although does not have the pano room which I like, has all the other important options. How do I get a VMI? who will provide me with that?
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2014 GL550 & 2013 Mini Cooper
They have the carfax for both the cars on their website.
Car 1 according to the carfax report was offered for sale on 4/2014, so looks like it has another year of the new car warranty left and then if I add CPo 12 month warranty it will be good until 4/2019 correct? and on top of that I can add 1, 2 or 3 year warranty right?
Car 1 although does not have the pano room which I like, has all the other important options. How do I get a VMI? who will provide me with that?
Car 1 according to the carfax report was offered for sale on 4/2014, so looks like it has another year of the new car warranty left and then if I add CPo 12 month warranty it will be good until 4/2019 correct? and on top of that I can add 1, 2 or 3 year warranty right?
Car 1 although does not have the pano room which I like, has all the other important options. How do I get a VMI? who will provide me with that?
Also, check with the dealer for the latest carfax. I have looked at both the car fax reports and looks like it is missing latest information like when it was purchased / put for sale by the dealer MB of Wilmington.
That information might also help you know how flexible the dealer would be with the price. If it was offered was sale in the last 30 days, he would not be very flexible. After 30 days is when they get a little flexible.
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2014 GL550 & 2013 Mini Cooper
Car 1 has MB-Tex, Power easy entry and Trailer Hitch
Car 2 has Leather seats and Panaroma Sunroof
Looks like these are the only differences between both the cars.
Car 2 has Leather seats and Panaroma Sunroof
Looks like these are the only differences between both the cars.
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$29k off MSRP is pretty good. Shows how quickly the fancy options depreciate. Here's an example of one locally available. $51k with MSRP $72k so only $21k off. Looks like you have 2 nice examples to chose from. Good luck and keep us posted.
http://www.autoipacket.com/packet-sh...=58085898#MSRP
http://www.autoipacket.com/packet-sh...=58085898#MSRP
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The original warranty started when it was sold to the first owner, not when it was first listed for sale. There could be a huge difference in those dates. The dealer should be able to tell you those dates.
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They have the carfax for both the cars on their website.
Car 1 according to the carfax report was offered for sale on 4/2014, so looks like it has another year of the new car warranty left and then if I add CPo 12 month warranty it will be good until 4/2019 correct? and on top of that I can add 1, 2 or 3 year warranty right?
Car 1 although does not have the pano room which I like, has all the other important options. How do I get a VMI? who will provide me with that?
Car 1 according to the carfax report was offered for sale on 4/2014, so looks like it has another year of the new car warranty left and then if I add CPo 12 month warranty it will be good until 4/2019 correct? and on top of that I can add 1, 2 or 3 year warranty right?
Car 1 although does not have the pano room which I like, has all the other important options. How do I get a VMI? who will provide me with that?
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I believe you still get a sunroof without the Pano. More of a useless novelty at this point.
Number 1 also does not have the appearance package, but has added running boards, which are part of app package. Number has 19' wheels vs the 20" appearance package wheels.
It would come down to color, interior preference and warranty at this point.
Number 1 also does not have the appearance package, but has added running boards, which are part of app package. Number has 19' wheels vs the 20" appearance package wheels.
It would come down to color, interior preference and warranty at this point.
#11
I spoke to the sales guy and he said that the car was bought of MB auction, don't what that means, and was listed this weekend, so I guess they wont negotiate on price.
I was thinking if I could get them to add the 2 year extended CPO warranty, will see how that goes.
As far as financing, should I just stick with the MBFS rate or can I do better?
Does it make sense to finance a CPO for 72 months, I am thinking of putting $10,000 down and financing the rest, want to keep the monthly payments down.
It will still be more that what I would like to pay for my monthly payment though.
And what kind of MPG should I expect driving mostly around the city?
I was thinking if I could get them to add the 2 year extended CPO warranty, will see how that goes.
As far as financing, should I just stick with the MBFS rate or can I do better?
Does it make sense to finance a CPO for 72 months, I am thinking of putting $10,000 down and financing the rest, want to keep the monthly payments down.
It will still be more that what I would like to pay for my monthly payment though.
And what kind of MPG should I expect driving mostly around the city?
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$29k off MSRP is pretty good. Shows how quickly the fancy options depreciate. Here's an example of one locally available. $51k with MSRP $72k so only $21k off. Looks like you have 2 nice examples to chose from. Good luck and keep us posted.
http://www.autoipacket.com/packet-sh...=58085898#MSRP
http://www.autoipacket.com/packet-sh...=58085898#MSRP
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I spoke to the sales guy and he said that the car was bought of MB auction, don't what that means, and was listed this weekend, so I guess they wont negotiate on price.
I was thinking if I could get them to add the 2 year extended CPO warranty, will see how that goes.
As far as financing, should I just stick with the MBFS rate or can I do better?
Does it make sense to finance a CPO for 72 months, I am thinking of putting $10,000 down and financing the rest, want to keep the monthly payments down.
It will still be more that what I would like to pay for my monthly payment though.
And what kind of MPG should I expect driving mostly around the city?
I was thinking if I could get them to add the 2 year extended CPO warranty, will see how that goes.
As far as financing, should I just stick with the MBFS rate or can I do better?
Does it make sense to finance a CPO for 72 months, I am thinking of putting $10,000 down and financing the rest, want to keep the monthly payments down.
It will still be more that what I would like to pay for my monthly payment though.
And what kind of MPG should I expect driving mostly around the city?
About the finance rate, ask them what the rate MB is offering. Most likely it'll be around 3-4%. I didn't want to get a loan, but the finance guy persuaded me to take him up on his offer from a local credit union for 1.99%. I figured I'll invest the money instead of paying off the car.
About MPG, I have a 2014 GL450 as well and I get about 17-18mpg city driving. On long distance trip around 19mpg. Gas is cheap. No worries unlike those years when it was more than $4.
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Anyway, I also have the manual detachable cover for the 3rd row glass pane. But I leave that off. So, light is always coming through to the 3rd row/trunk area. If it gets too hot and sunny, I'll cover the front 2 rows glass but still having some light coming through into the 3rd row.
I have beige color seats and I find having natural light in the cabin to be very appealing. If you have black interior without the pano roof, it'll be very dark almost cave like. Maybe I have young kids. I don't know. They love it whenever I retract back the cover so they can look up in the sky above, during daytime as well as night.
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You would think $21k off is good for a 3 year old car. But from some of the previous thread here, folks want another $5k off. There's about a $8k play from auction price or trade-in price to CPO price. Some folks seem to want to take advantage of that $8k forgetting all about the cost of making it a CPO (though some of the recent stories about CPO issues makes you wonder if it is worth it -- from simple camera misalignment, coolant leaks to a whole engine replacement) and paying for the dealership costs and profit for running a business.
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I have the pano roof and I also seldom drive with the roof open. However, I often retract back the cover to let sun light in. Since the cabin is long and cavernous, it makes a huge difference in making the cabin appealing. Like the first time you step into a home with open floor plan.
Anyway, I also have the manual detachable cover for the 3rd row glass pane. But I leave that off. So, light is always coming through to the 3rd row/trunk area. If it gets too hot and sunny, I'll cover the front 2 rows glass but still having some light coming through into the 3rd row.
I have beige color seats and I find having natural light in the cabin to be very appealing. If you have black interior without the pano roof, it'll be very dark almost cave like. Maybe I have young kids. I don't know. They love it whenever I retract back the cover so they can look up in the sky above, during daytime as well as night.
Anyway, I also have the manual detachable cover for the 3rd row glass pane. But I leave that off. So, light is always coming through to the 3rd row/trunk area. If it gets too hot and sunny, I'll cover the front 2 rows glass but still having some light coming through into the 3rd row.
I have beige color seats and I find having natural light in the cabin to be very appealing. If you have black interior without the pano roof, it'll be very dark almost cave like. Maybe I have young kids. I don't know. They love it whenever I retract back the cover so they can look up in the sky above, during daytime as well as night.
I agree, we have a C300 with the pano roof and although its a small car, it makes the car more brighter specially with black interior that we have in the C300. I also don't open the roof, but retract the cover to let the light in.
I don't like the color of the second car, so I may pass on both cars and wait for something else to show up. I am also reconsidering whether the GL450 will be a good daily driver car or should I get something like a highlander or XC90 which are smaller and will be more nimble.
I keep going back and forth.
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Room for negotiation depends on how serious your are. If you want the car, and the dealer knows you're serious, you can make an offer which you need to be ready to back up. If they counter, you can counter back. But have a stop number in mind, i.e. be prepared to walk away. We first looked at a local CPO, and we were ready to buy. Spent 2 hrs going back and forth and gave up. 2 weeks later we bought a CPO 130 miles away because we got the deal that we originally tried to get nearby. If you finance part of it, they will make money there too. I can't speak to a Volvo comparison, but I think all XC90's are front wheel drive with AWD an option. It's still basically a FWD car which I don't care for.
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The 2nd car is polar white on black mb-tex. I find this to be the most common color choices other than black on black. I really wanted a polar white but not black interior. I think the polar white works very well on the GL.
Because I bought used, and beggars can't be choosers, at the time of purchase, there were tons of whites and blacks but non matched what I was looking for. I have the brown color on beige/black interior. I love the beige/black interior, but not the brown exterior. This is the same color C&D refers to as the "buffalo" in their review:
http://www.caranddriver.com/reviews/...wrap-up-review
Oh the plus side, I'm the only brown GL where I live and work. Every other GL I've come across is the Polar White or Black.
About the price, some will tell you they got the same for $40-$45k. But if the car you are seeing is very clean (exterior and interior), it may be worth while to pay a little more. Dealers are not stupid. If they just listed the car and they know it is in great condition, they will not move much on price.
In my example, I bought a 2014 GL450 with MSRP of $80k for $51k. It has only 16k miles. As a plus, it even came with clear-bra protection which was not mentioned in the ad. So the paint was in excellent condition even though it was only half hood. Sales person did not budge on price. Car was just listed for 3 days when I talked to them. They have 2 other GL that were black exterior but a lot more miles and less equipment for $47-$49k. All were sold within 2 weeks of my purchase when I checked back again.
Because I bought used, and beggars can't be choosers, at the time of purchase, there were tons of whites and blacks but non matched what I was looking for. I have the brown color on beige/black interior. I love the beige/black interior, but not the brown exterior. This is the same color C&D refers to as the "buffalo" in their review:
http://www.caranddriver.com/reviews/...wrap-up-review
Oh the plus side, I'm the only brown GL where I live and work. Every other GL I've come across is the Polar White or Black.
About the price, some will tell you they got the same for $40-$45k. But if the car you are seeing is very clean (exterior and interior), it may be worth while to pay a little more. Dealers are not stupid. If they just listed the car and they know it is in great condition, they will not move much on price.
In my example, I bought a 2014 GL450 with MSRP of $80k for $51k. It has only 16k miles. As a plus, it even came with clear-bra protection which was not mentioned in the ad. So the paint was in excellent condition even though it was only half hood. Sales person did not budge on price. Car was just listed for 3 days when I talked to them. They have 2 other GL that were black exterior but a lot more miles and less equipment for $47-$49k. All were sold within 2 weeks of my purchase when I checked back again.
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The 2nd car is polar white on black mb-tex. I find this to be the most common color choices other than black on black. I really wanted a polar white but not black interior. I think the polar white works very well on the GL.
Because I bought used, and beggars can't be choosers, at the time of purchase, there were tons of whites and blacks but non matched what I was looking for. I have the brown color on beige/black interior. I love the beige/black interior, but not the brown exterior. This is the same color C&D refers to as the "buffalo" in their review:
http://www.caranddriver.com/reviews/...wrap-up-review
Oh the plus side, I'm the only brown GL where I live and work. Every other GL I've come across is the Polar White or Black.
About the price, some will tell you they got the same for $40-$45k. But if the car you are seeing is very clean (exterior and interior), it may be worth while to pay a little more. Dealers are not stupid. If they just listed the car and they know it is in great condition, they will not move much on price.
In my example, I bought a 2014 GL450 with MSRP of $80k for $51k. It has only 16k miles. As a plus, it even came with clear-bra protection which was not mentioned in the ad. So the paint was in excellent condition even though it was only half hood. Sales person did not budge on price. Car was just listed for 3 days when I talked to them. They have 2 other GL that were black exterior but a lot more miles and less equipment for $47-$49k. All were sold within 2 weeks of my purchase when I checked back again.
Because I bought used, and beggars can't be choosers, at the time of purchase, there were tons of whites and blacks but non matched what I was looking for. I have the brown color on beige/black interior. I love the beige/black interior, but not the brown exterior. This is the same color C&D refers to as the "buffalo" in their review:
http://www.caranddriver.com/reviews/...wrap-up-review
Oh the plus side, I'm the only brown GL where I live and work. Every other GL I've come across is the Polar White or Black.
About the price, some will tell you they got the same for $40-$45k. But if the car you are seeing is very clean (exterior and interior), it may be worth while to pay a little more. Dealers are not stupid. If they just listed the car and they know it is in great condition, they will not move much on price.
In my example, I bought a 2014 GL450 with MSRP of $80k for $51k. It has only 16k miles. As a plus, it even came with clear-bra protection which was not mentioned in the ad. So the paint was in excellent condition even though it was only half hood. Sales person did not budge on price. Car was just listed for 3 days when I talked to them. They have 2 other GL that were black exterior but a lot more miles and less equipment for $47-$49k. All were sold within 2 weeks of my purchase when I checked back again.
Where did you see that the second cars color is white? I saw it listed as brown.
Also when looking on cargurus, it is difficult to see exactly all the packages a car has and also see the actual MSRP.
I am serious, but don't know what the stop number is for these cars that I am looking at, should it $45,000 and I am also willing to get it from another state.
And how so I go about finding out about how clean the car is, besides visual inspection?
Do you and PJW have had any issue with your cars since you bought it? also should I look for low miles cars, there are a few in the $52-$55,000 range which have between 15-20,000 miles.
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Sorry maybe I made a mistake. I search for that VIN but it returned me the results for this car instead which is a different VIN
http://www.autoipacket.com/packet-share/?p=4JGDF7CE9EA343161&CFID=96444310&CFTOKEN=3905829 0#MSRP
i think that 2nd car is no longer available. The Wilmington website is only returning 2 used cars. None of which is the 2nd car. Now they want $51k for a used one with a MSRP of $75k.
This is the dealership I bought my GL from. They have 2 GL now. Both 2014. Price is in the $45-$48k due to miles. But CPO is unlimited miles anyway. The first one is $81k MSRP.
https://www.mbusa.com/mercedes/cpo/inventory/zip-48302/bodystyle-SUV/class-GL/model-GL450/vin-4JGDF7CE7EA414227
https://www.mbusa.com/mercedes/cpo/inventory/zip-48302/bodystyle-SUV/class-GL/model-GL450/vin-4JGDF7CE2EA333541
http://www.autoipacket.com/packet-share/?p=4JGDF7CE9EA343161&CFID=96444310&CFTOKEN=3905829 0#MSRP
i think that 2nd car is no longer available. The Wilmington website is only returning 2 used cars. None of which is the 2nd car. Now they want $51k for a used one with a MSRP of $75k.
This is the dealership I bought my GL from. They have 2 GL now. Both 2014. Price is in the $45-$48k due to miles. But CPO is unlimited miles anyway. The first one is $81k MSRP.
https://www.mbusa.com/mercedes/cpo/inventory/zip-48302/bodystyle-SUV/class-GL/model-GL450/vin-4JGDF7CE7EA414227
https://www.mbusa.com/mercedes/cpo/inventory/zip-48302/bodystyle-SUV/class-GL/model-GL450/vin-4JGDF7CE2EA333541
Last edited by jlim; 02-08-2017 at 03:03 PM.
#23
Can someone tell me if AMG wheels will fit the GL450? if are the OEM or aftermarket, which do you guys recommend and where to get them from?
Also, when I say a youtube review of the GL63 AMG, i loved the flat bottom steering wheel, I don't think there is any option to fit that steering wheel on the Gl450 is there?
Also, when I say a youtube review of the GL63 AMG, i loved the flat bottom steering wheel, I don't think there is any option to fit that steering wheel on the Gl450 is there?