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In the South East, the most competitive dealers I found are West Palm Beach, and Autonation's Mercedes dealer near Tampa.
The Best of Mercedes & AMG
Last edited by tomb73; Jan 8, 2021 at 01:46 PM.




I got a good price on a 14 GL450 CPO. I take that and my wife's 14 ML350 there for service which has been a pleasant experience.
The GM is Nick Botusan nbotusan@mbotw.com He might remember me. Paul Wilson. Email him and ask that he have a salesperson call you. Let me know if they reach out to you.Nick Botusan
New Car Sales Manager
Mercedes-Benz Of The Woodlands
Direct: 936-235-2174
Cell: 832-768-1999
Fax: 936-224-5298
In the South East, the most competitive dealers I found are West Palm Beach, and Autonation's Mercedes dealer near Tampa.




Selection is good at Hendrick as well - as they draw from their two other NC stores when needed - in the summer, when nobody had inventory, they still had a decent selection.
Been having a good service experience there as well - very fair and flexible.
Last edited by Lanzz; Jan 9, 2021 at 07:28 AM.




I got a good price on a 14 GL450 CPO. I take that and my wife's 14 ML350 there for service which has been a pleasant experience.
The GM is Nick Botusan nbotusan@mbotw.com He might remember me. Paul Wilson. Email him and ask that he have a salesperson call you. Let me know if they reach out to you.Nick Botusan
New Car Sales Manager
Mercedes-Benz Of The Woodlands
Direct: 936-235-2174
Cell: 832-768-1999
Fax: 936-224-5298
I learned that Autonation uses quotas to incentivize their sales managers to achieve a monthly sales target. The quota target expires at close on the Saturday of the last week of the month. When I purchased my Infiniti, I happened to show up at 4 PM on the the last Saturday in Feb, and the sales manager needed to sell 1 more car to meet his quota. I know, because he leveled with me. The sales manager was willing to sell the car I wanted (which they had in inventory) at a loss because the sales quota would make up for it. He also agreed to knock another $500 off the sales price, and give me another $500 for my trade in if I did my financing with Infiniti (they'd get an additional sales fee and would match my USAA rate -- a win/win). Bottomline, I was able to negotiate ~15% off MSRP...all because of timing; and Autonation still made money.
In my opinion, your best chance at getting good deal is to try and purchase from Autonation on the last Saturday of the month, in the afternoon when the new car sales manager is trying to hit their sales quota. They will be motivated to sell you the vehicle.
Last edited by TexAg91; Jan 9, 2021 at 02:31 PM.




But, end of month is always a good time to negotiate.
If you have the ability to buy a $100,000 car, how is saving a couple of grand more going to change your life?
All that will happen if you wait is that you will be in the same boat you are in now. This is not a car that Mercedes plans on building in volume.




