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I'm posting this for a friend because it's an amazing deal on an AMG that I'd buy in a heartbeat if I were looking to save close to $100 grand.
2013 CL63, sold new in 2014 with a sticker price of $173,455
California car with 8,613 miles on it, still under warranty
Looks new, even better than pics, gorgeous inside & out
for sale: $75,000
If you're interested, call Randy Schultz at (818) 881-8410
Really really nice GLWS
I cant beleive it has lost mopre than 60% of the value from new with only 8k miles.
This is a car he should probably keep
it is very tempting
Call me a devil's advocate, but I still don't understand dumping the car almost 100k off msrp with only 8k miles and less than 4 years old?
Someone could easily buy this and flip it for say $110 and make a nice dime.
Having said that, what are we missing here? Why wouldn't he market it at least a little higher close to $100 or a little more?
What gives?
You can't flip this for $110k... Mercedes depreciation at it's finest here. I've seen the 2014 S63 AMG (sedans) go for under $100k these days. The CL is now discontinued and the dash cluster/interior is dated.. so these things dropped like the stock market after brexit.
You can't flip this for $110k... Mercedes depreciation at it's finest here. I've seen the 2014 S63 AMG (sedans) go for under $100k these days. The CL is now discontinued and the dash cluster/interior is dated.. so these things dropped like the stock market after brexit.
agreed - the only thing that is faster than an AMG is the depreciation on an AMG - regardless I will buy another and another and another - its the grin that won't go away once you have experienced it -
regardless good luck to the original seller - if only it had the quilted seats -
Call me a devil's advocate, but I still don't understand dumping the car almost 100k off msrp with only 8k miles and less than 4 years old? Someone could easily buy this and flip it for say $110 and make a nice dime. Having said that, what are we missing here? Why wouldn't he market it at least a little higher close to $100 or a little more? What gives?
Lol bro it's been for sale since March and he can't move it. No one's flipping ***** here!
With that said, I LOVE this ride, in this set up. I actually like this body style lots too. Free bump for a very sweet car.
simple supply and demand. amg depreciates very quickly that's a fact, it's just the price to pay for new amg. if the car is really worth 100k, he would have gotten it long ago
after doing some research.. this cl63 is priced RIGHT at market price. The depreciation is crazy especially with such low miles. Id be on the phone with my CU right now if this was priced around high 50s - low 60s lol GLWS
sometimes i wonder if some people buy expensive cars just to look at them. This car was $174k brand new and has not even seen 10k miles and is now selling for $75k. This is a steal. pretty much a brand new car.
It's too bad OP's tend to disappear after a while. A quick search of the VIN shows that it was listed at several places, but now those listings are dead so it looks like it was sold.
03-12-2016, 08:23 PM
