Dec 2013 - What deals are you guys getting?
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Dec 2013 - What deals are you guys getting?
I am in the market for glk for the parents and cannot seem to find what "good deals" people are getting this time of the year... Would some of you share please ?
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You're talking about deals 'today'. Most of those on the board got ours quite some time back and those deals wouldn't be extant today with market changes. Hope you get the info you want though!
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Parents just left MB of Pleasanton. They said one other lady there just signed on a 2014 GLK350 for $34k, (MSRP $40k).
Parents were offed $40k for MSRP $47k GLK350.
Parents were offed $40k for MSRP $47k GLK350.
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Whatever you want to think is all up to you... don't be surprised if you see that magic GLK driving down the road with someone else behind the wheel.... GLK inventory is tight already nationwide and will be squeaky dried up everywhere in the next few days.. and frankly the "best value" GLK's are MSRP $46K-$49K... but what you want for your GLK and what you think are your business, not mine..
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Whatever you want to think is all up to you... don't be surprised if you see that magic GLK driving down the road with someone else behind the wheel.... GLK inventory is tight already nationwide and will be squeaky dried up everywhere in the next few days.. and frankly the "best value" GLK's are MSRP $46K-$49K... but what you want for your GLK and what you think are your business, not mine..
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Hi T.H.,
Can you give me the dealer for the e350?
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warm? $320 lease is CLA territory.
Typical CLA250 lease at roughly 400s bucks right now becausethey are selling like hotcakes at or above MSRP. They have absolutely no trunk cash nor discount on interest rate so CLA leasees are probably paying more thanE 350 Sedan.
Now back to the E350 situation here:
Because non P1 luxury pkg is a 53k car, then apply 11k off that everyone is getting.
I calc this at 9% tax rate.
MSRP 53k
Cap Cost 42k
MF .00148
Residual 69%
mi/month 10k/27months
Drive off = $2000 ish (1st month / bank fee / reg)
Monthly + Tax = $350
Just add roughly $12 per month for each $1000 dollar over the sample 53k msrp car. If you want an estimate of how much on a loaded car cost.
Read more: https://mbworld.org/forums/e-class-w...#ixzz2niZZFGB9
Can you give me the dealer for the e350?
Quote
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Originally Posted by Tjdehya
warm? $320 lease is CLA territory.
Typical CLA250 lease at roughly 400s bucks right now becausethey are selling like hotcakes at or above MSRP. They have absolutely no trunk cash nor discount on interest rate so CLA leasees are probably paying more thanE 350 Sedan.
Now back to the E350 situation here:
Because non P1 luxury pkg is a 53k car, then apply 11k off that everyone is getting.
I calc this at 9% tax rate.
MSRP 53k
Cap Cost 42k
MF .00148
Residual 69%
mi/month 10k/27months
Drive off = $2000 ish (1st month / bank fee / reg)
Monthly + Tax = $350
Just add roughly $12 per month for each $1000 dollar over the sample 53k msrp car. If you want an estimate of how much on a loaded car cost.
Read more: https://mbworld.org/forums/e-class-w...#ixzz2niZZFGB9
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Newbie here. Looking at getting my first MB. Talked to the dealer yesterday about financing vs lease. They're offering me a 2 yr lease, 15k miles/yr on a glk 350 with a sticker of $54,765 for $16835 up front. They're giving me more than that for my trade in so it's hard to say no to money back in my pocket and no vehicle payment for 2 years. Thinking about being picky and waiting the extra couple months to have one ordered so I get the diamond white with the interior color I want and all the options.
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Lindsay,
Don't settle for less than what you want. Get the options that you want, along with the colors. Do your research and find out which options you must have. I've seen it many, many times where people didn't get the options they wanted or color they wanted and were less than satisfied. It's always more pricey to add options after the fact, but with MB, it's normally cost prohibitive vs. getting it from the factory, if it's possible at all.
Best of luck in your potential purchase!
Don't settle for less than what you want. Get the options that you want, along with the colors. Do your research and find out which options you must have. I've seen it many, many times where people didn't get the options they wanted or color they wanted and were less than satisfied. It's always more pricey to add options after the fact, but with MB, it's normally cost prohibitive vs. getting it from the factory, if it's possible at all.
Best of luck in your potential purchase!
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2014 GLK250 BlueTEC, 2012 BMW 335is Conv.
(*I'm talking about permanent modifications, not reversible changes like wheels.)
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Thanks guys, the one they were offering me has everything I told them was a must and is only lacking the park assist, interior lighting package and it's in steel grey (which I said was an option but don't like it quite as much as the diamond white). I've been driving around a full size crew cab pickup for the last 3 years so I figure if I can get that thing parked without any trouble I shouldn't have too much trouble with the glk 
that being said, I did shoot off an email to my dealer after my initial post telling him I'd just like to order since I'm not in a rush. Probably will put the park assist on there for fear that I'd regret not doing so.
that being said, I did shoot off an email to my dealer after my initial post telling him I'd just like to order since I'm not in a rush. Probably will put the park assist on there for fear that I'd regret not doing so.
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2014 GLK250 BlueTEC, 2012 BMW 335is Conv.
I have the interior ambient lighting package. Don't bother with that. It's not worth $300. I'm not even sure it would be worth $30, to be honest.
On the other hand, I have the parking assist package with 360 camera and highly recommend getting that. You're right that the GLK is not large and certainly is easier to maneuver than your truck, but still, visibility out the back is not great and the cameras with parking sensors are really nice to have.
On the other hand, I have the parking assist package with 360 camera and highly recommend getting that. You're right that the GLK is not large and certainly is easier to maneuver than your truck, but still, visibility out the back is not great and the cameras with parking sensors are really nice to have.
