What's the best deal for 2023 now? Or should I wait for 2024?
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What's the best deal for 2023 now? Or should I wait for 2024?
I got $4000 off msrp $55000 without too much negotiation,not sure if it's good price for a 2023 model. Or should I wait for the 2024 model in Oct? I'm in NYC area if that matters.
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I’m also in NYC. Which NYC dealer you went to? I’m waiting for a 2024 because of the new color that’s not available in the 2023 model, but if I was you I would get the 23 since you saving money.
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Check MB Paramus first. They sent me 4000 off otd price directly, without back and forth negotiation. Let me know if you can get better deal.
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Senior Member
$4k seems like a very fair deal. Are there any other components to your purchase? Are you leasing or buying? Before car reached dealerships, about a month ago, I was told I could get $2k off MSRP. Perhaps the GLC is not selling as well as anticipated. I do see inventory starting to build at several dealerships in my area. Any trade in, any aftermarket extras? Don’t mean to pry, however, that’s about the best discount I’ve seen thus far. Enjoy your new vehicle.
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$4k seems like a very fair deal. Are there any other components to your purchase? Are you leasing or buying? Before car reached dealerships, about a month ago, I was told I could get $2k off MSRP. Perhaps the GLC is not selling as well as anticipated. I do see inventory starting to build at several dealerships in my area. Any trade in, any aftermarket extras? Don’t mean to pry, however, that’s about the best discount I’ve seen thus far. Enjoy your new vehicle.
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In stock. Is there any disadvantage of in stock cars? I think there's no difference if the configuration is what you want, right? These are newly built anyway. Dealer said it's in Baltimore port, arriving soon.
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Junior Member
Two dealers quoted me MSRP price on 2023 about a month ago.. Now one of those said they would give a discount. My ordered one will be here in about 6 weeks so hoping I can get a good discount then!.
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This is my first time buying from Mercedes. If you ordered a new one, you can decline the deal after it's manufactured? I thought you need to pay the full amount to get the order built.
#10
Senior Member
Hi Benny99, there is a significant tax savings when you trade in your car. You only pay tax on the difference between the two vehicles rather than the tax on the full amount of the new vehicle. Make sure that it’s worth it to sell to Carvana or the like. Living in NYC, the tax rate is nearly 9%, the savings can be in the thousands if your trade in has significant value. And yes, on the new GLC, dealers will place an order for a new vehicle that the customer has the right of refusal, no money down. This can in certain scenarios benefit the buyer and other scenarios the seller. IMHO, you may want to revisit negotiating your trade with your dealer, it’s just easier and he may not want to risk losing the deal on the GLC.
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Hi Benny99, there is a significant tax savings when you trade in your car. You only pay tax on the difference between the two vehicles rather than the tax on the full amount of the new vehicle. Make sure that it’s worth it to sell to Carvana or the like. Living in NYC, the tax rate is nearly 9%, the savings can be in the thousands if your trade in has significant value. And yes, on the new GLC, dealers will place an order for a new vehicle that the customer has the right of refusal, no money down. This can in certain scenarios benefit the buyer and other scenarios the seller. IMHO, you may want to revisit negotiating your trade with your dealer, it’s just easier and he may not want to risk losing the deal on the GLC.
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Junior Member
Like Bryce 1023 said, you do not pay upfront. You negotiate price when vehicle arrives at dealer and you do not have to buy it. Looking on truecar in houston area, avg price paid is about 2% off MSRP.
#13
Senior Member
Washington DC/Richmond quoting $1000 - $2000 off MSRP (2.5-3.5%) on 2023s. Picking one up this Friday in DC.
Decided to purchase a 2023 vs order 2024 because this is last year for Selenite Grey.
Ended up with Pinnacle level because Exclusive models with options we wanted in grey were very hard to find.
Decided to purchase a 2023 vs order 2024 because this is last year for Selenite Grey.
Ended up with Pinnacle level because Exclusive models with options we wanted in grey were very hard to find.
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Washington DC/Richmond quoting $1000 - $2000 off MSRP (2.5-3.5%) on 2023s. Picking one up this Friday in DC.
Decided to purchase a 2023 vs order 2024 because this is last year for Selenite Grey.
Ended up with Pinnacle level because Exclusive models with options we wanted in grey were very hard to find.
Decided to purchase a 2023 vs order 2024 because this is last year for Selenite Grey.
Ended up with Pinnacle level because Exclusive models with options we wanted in grey were very hard to find.
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