K-A

Ok, whatever. I'm out. I made my points. I'm Audi 5000 out this piece.

P.S: Here's the individual ad for that particular C. It's not pre-owned, the pre-owned print pertained to a different set of cars entirely.You can't even lease pre-owned cars, especially when they allot you certain mileage.

Germancar1

Sure you can lease a pre-owned car. This is a individual dealer add not a nationwide program. You haven't made any points here, nothing that wasn't already known.


M

Quadcammer

1 at this lease= get people in the door and sell them a car at a much higher lease payment since that one is gone.

ddcha

Why do the latest S and E models look like a samurai mask?

aypues

of course you can lease pre-owned cars (more babble from you know who). my friend just leased a used 2013 328i with 8k miles and it was really cheap.

LETO

aren't you better off assuming a good lease that some one wants to get out off. People do offer some extra cash in these situations

K-A

Leasing Used cars is generally dumb and you'll never see a Mercedes advertised as a Used lease, at least not from the Dealers that send me their ads. When I did my first lease ever (2010 E350 when the W212 just came out) the salesman tried to convince me of a "Used Lease" and then found out from the GM that "you can't do a Used lease".

Regardless, plenty of people are getting E350's in the $300's and C250's under $200 a month. You can basically steal an M-B these days by how cheap they let them go for when looked at compared to the MSRP's.

Pmurray633

Hmmmm.....??

http://www.worldcarfans.com/11311216...ith-production

hyperion667

K-A

The architecture reminds me of Jaguar.

dbtk

FYI, for comparison: I leased a 135i M-sport package with leather interior for $450 a month tax included with no money down back in 2009 for 36 months. My current 2014 CLA 250 Edition 1 36 month lease cost me $444 a month tax included and no money down. My CLA also includes 2 year prepaid maintenance and about $600 in other goodies.

K-A

In due time the CLA will get those typically t crazy M-B discounts though, just like every other model. The C Classes have ads pushing $199 to low $200's leases, so once the CLA "matures" I think we'll see prices that reflect something much cheaper than even its technically "sub $30K" MSRP positions it as. Right now the CLA is leasing for much more than a C Class due to the typical novelty of not only a brand new design, but brand new model designation