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Answer is NO not for the current 2023 MBUX (NTG 7). You can tell that you are recording by the RED dot on the Cameras. I use a 8gb dive and get 2 minute clips. Not sure how many will fit on drive but it's a lot. If you go to Apps you can see the video clips. I re-arranged my apps so that the Dashcam and Gallery are next to each other. I like the dashcam. It's not to fancy but does the job. I had a dashcam mounted on my front windshield which I moved the rear. Plugged into the 12v outlet and it records - how do I put it - "my posterior".
8g DRIVE The RED dot on the camera shows that it's recording.
In loop mode the last file is overwritten
Dashcam & Gallery icons
Gallery with video clips that are recorden on the drive.
Sample picture from Gallery. The drive photos are better.
That is very strange, I seen people reporting with their 2023 C 43 in the ordering guide thread that they have to manually start recording every time they start the vehicle just like NTG 6.0 (MBUX 1.0). I wonder if they are simply on an outdated version, what is your MBUX version, not just NTG 7.0 (myMBUX, MBUX 2.0)
That is very strange, I seen people reporting with their 2023 C 43 in the ordering guide thread that they have to manually start recording every time they start the vehicle just like NTG 6.0 (MBUX 1.0). I wonder if they are simply on an outdated version, what is your MBUX version, not just NTG 7.0 (myMBUX, MBUX 2.0)
Think you might be correct about version. Plus I understand that any updates to 6 don’t give the auto on unfortunately.
The Money Factor is the lending institutions cost of funds. Whoever is actually financing the lease has to access the funds from someplace. This funds have a cost associated with them. If the Money Factor is 3% it's saying that it's costing the financing company 3% to borrow the money to lend to you. The financing company will then pad that # and pass it along to you. The financing company could be the dealership, Mercedes Benz Financial Services or any other lending institution the dealership does business with.
You do not have to use the company your dealership chooses. You can go to your bank and make either financing or leasing arrangements.
Just got a quote from a dealer on an ordered GLC. The discount was a little over 4%. She said this is the best she can do, it is a minimally equipped 4 Matic if that makes any difference. I believe that I can do a little better perhaps somewhere around 5-7% off MSRP.
Does anyone know what the money factor and the residual value of the car is on a 3 year lease? Thanks
The Money Factor is the lending institutions cost of funds. It's going to vary based on interest rate conditions, length of financing or lease, location etc. Whoever is actually financing the lease has to access the funds from someplace. This funds have a cost associated with them. If the Money Factor is 3% it's saying that it's costing the financing company 3% to borrow the money to lend to you. The financing company will then pad that # and pass it along to you. The financing company could be the dealership, Mercedes Benz Financial Services or any other lending institution the dealership does business with.
You do not have to use the company your dealership chooses. You can go to your bank and make either financing or leasing arrangements.
Last edited by KJWLI; May 7, 2023 at 10:43 AM.
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10 days ago I ordered a 2023 GLC 300 4Matic SUV. It’s Nautical Blue Metallic w/Brown Nappa Leather. I ordered the Pinnacle Line, AMG Line, Driver Assistance Package, Panoramic Sunroof and heated steering wheel. The total MSRP is $64,755. The best guess for delivery at this point is mid to late July. I’m trading in a 2022 GLC 300 4Matic SUV with about $5,500 worth of options. I had the opportunity to order a 2024, but it seems to me I would pay more for their’s and get less than mine. Given that the 2023 and 2024 will be exactly the same it just didn’t seem to make sense. Another factor was that the 2024 wouldn’t be delivered until October at best.
10 days ago I ordered a 2023 GLC 300 4Matic SUV. It’s Nautical Blue Metallic w/Brown Nappa Leather. I ordered the Pinnacle Line, AMG Line, Driver Assistance Package, Panoramic Sunroof and heated steering wheel. The total MSRP is $64,755. The best guess for delivery at this point is mid to late July. I’m trading in a 2022 GLC 300 4Matic SUV with about $5,500 worth of options. I had the opportunity to order a 2024, but it seems to me I would pay more for their’s and get less than mine. Given that the 2023 and 2024 will be exactly the same it just didn’t seem to make sense. Another factor was that the 2024 wouldn’t be delivered until October at best.
For those who are in Canada, the official pricing has been announced.
Starts at $58,900, planned arrival to dealerships sometime this month.
Packages available are:
$3,875 for Premium Package $3,650 for Premium Plus Package (Requires Premium Package) $2,700 for Intelligent Drive Package (Requires Premium Package) $3,400 for amg line $3,900 for amg line with night package
A friend of mine got ~9% off on a ~60k 2023 GLC in socal. Dealer started at 4% and went till 9% finally.
9% discount is extremely competitive, most I’ve heard of was $4k off a similarly priced vehicle. I’ve abandoned my search for the 2023, with interest rates so high , and so much written about various issues buyers are experiencing with this brand new GLC, I’ve opted to purchase a 2022. Best of luck and enjoy
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