2011 GLK release date?
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2011 GLK release date?
Does anyone know when the 2011 GLK will be on sale? I'm very interested in getting a GLK and taking advantage of some of the promotions, but am wondering whether I should just wait for the 2011. I know the 2010 was released early this year, so does that mean the 2011 will be available Jan/Feb of 2010?
Thanks for any info you guys can provide.
Thanks for any info you guys can provide.
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Does anyone know when the 2011 GLK will be on sale? I'm very interested in getting a GLK and taking advantage of some of the promotions, but am wondering whether I should just wait for the 2011. I know the 2010 was released early this year, so does that mean the 2011 will be available Jan/Feb of 2010?
Thanks for any info you guys can provide.
Thanks for any info you guys can provide.
2010 year Jan/Feb models are named as 2010year model not 2011 year model.
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Thanks for the info. It makes sense that the 2011 won't be available until Aug/Sept of 2010, just like all other MB models. I was just wondering whether there was a chance that the 2011 would come here around Feb of 2010, since that's around the time the GLK was introduced (Feb 2009 or so).
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Thanks for the info. It makes sense that the 2011 won't be available until Aug/Sept of 2010, just like all other MB models. I was just wondering whether there was a chance that the 2011 would come here around Feb of 2010, since that's around the time the GLK was introduced (Feb 2009 or so).
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Yeah the 2010 GLK was an early release because it was a new model. That said I don't see them making any drastic changes to the 2011 models, so you might want to just wait and pick up a 2010 left over and save a huge chunk of change.
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I'm not too sure that is the case anymore though... unless there is a redesign, the base price of the previous year model will often only sell for $300 to $900 or so less than the price of the new model. You will often get better finance rates, however.
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Probably depends on the dealership as well. The GLK is new so time will tell, but from 2008 to 2009 the C class which stayed nearly identical to the outgoing model, my dealership eventually dropped $10k off the base price. Also goes to say that if your interested in a left over, you dont really have a great color selection, or a choice as to what options are on a car, but the deal you receive usually out weighs those negatives. It also seems like dealerships are stocking a lot more GLK's than any other model (due to sales I imagine) but that also means more inventory when the new model year cars roll in as well.
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Probably depends on the dealership as well. The GLK is new so time will tell, but from 2008 to 2009 the C class which stayed nearly identical to the outgoing model, my dealership eventually dropped $10k off the base price. Also goes to say that if your interested in a left over, you dont really have a great color selection, or a choice as to what options are on a car, but the deal you receive usually out weighs those negatives. It also seems like dealerships are stocking a lot more GLK's than any other model (due to sales I imagine) but that also means more inventory when the new model year cars roll in as well.
