What's it Worth?
So what could I ask for mine that would be fair and make it sell???....80K, 85K, 90K...????
2014 S550
Black Exterior
Sport Plus One
Exclusive Nappa Porcelain/Black interior
Exclusive Trim with Metalized Ash wood
Premium One
Driver Assistance
Surround view cam
Air Balance
Power Rear Seats with Memory
Original MSRP......$117,000
Last edited by Kratos-TM; Jul 9, 2014 at 09:40 AM.
So what could I ask for mine that would be fair and make it sell???....80K, 85K, 90K...????
2014 S550
Black Exterior
Sport Plus One
Exclusive Nappa Porcelain/Black interior
Exclusive Trim with Metalized Ash wood
Premium One
Driver Assistance
Surround view cam
Air Balance
Power Rear Seats with Memory
Original MSRP......$117,000
For an S550 that's less than a year old with MSRP of $117K, I would think you should ask for at least $95-100K. But I am no expert in this by any means. I'm sure others here will have a much better idea.
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I'm sure you could work out some sort of trick to get both but in the end do you really want your debts to be over 36% of your income?
I'm not trying to tell you what to do, your not doing anything illegal or immoral. I just want to be the one person that advocates the financially prudent thing to do here. Maybe sell the S and get a E?
P.S please don't start with the whole any MB is a luxury, yes I know that but luxuries in life are better when you don't have to give up so much to get it
I'm still driving around is a 16 year old LS 400 (1998) with less then 100k miles (yes, It looks brand-new). I would love a s class but i'm waiting for them to drop in price because I'll get the same luxury for half the price even though I could afford it now
Last edited by icebeam; Jul 9, 2014 at 04:04 PM.
I'm sure you could work out some sort of trick to get both but in the end do you really want your debts to be over 36% of your income?
I'm not trying to tell you what to do, your not doing anything illegal or immoral. I just want to be the one person that advocates the financially prudent thing to do here. Maybe sell the S and get a E?
P.S please don't start with the whole any MB is a luxury, yes I know that but luxuries in life are better when you don't have to give up so much to get it
I'm still driving around is a 16 year old LS 400 (1998) with less then 100k miles (yes, It looks brand-new). I would love a s class but i'm waiting for them to drop in price because I'll get the same luxury for half the price even though I could afford it now

Well I'm a business owner....the more I "say" I make on my tax returns, the more Uncle Sam gets. The "percentage" my car is of my income is what I state it to be. If I want the bank to give me the house with my cars then I need to state a much higher income on my return, thus pay the gov't more money.
Last edited by Kratos-TM; Jul 9, 2014 at 05:58 PM.
I know, I know,....there's a lot of people in these forums that's on their high horse that will say you need to state everything on the return.......blah blah blah....but we all know the game and the truth.
I will agree though that most people do it but to admit it on a forum publicly well that just takes ***** or craziness.
Last edited by icebeam; Jul 9, 2014 at 05:04 PM.
I didn't mean it as evasion. We pay ourselves what we want to pay ourselves, that's all.
Look, the answer to my question has been given, so I'm good. No need for this to keep going and taking this way off course.
i got one quote from a RR dealer for 110K. I almost passed out. I wanted to reach through the phone and strangle the guy. This dealer also owns a Mercedes dealer and he said that's what his mercedes manager said it was worth. I never replied to his "offer".
I got another quote from a Porsche dealer that sells other exotics for 130K.
I still thought that was a little low although not as insulting.
I honestly think for my car 135+ would be fair.
For yours, I would say 100K should get it done fairly quickly
I understand clearly what you are saying. I'm no accountant, I just design dresses (www.facebook.com/thebradleyscott) but my office is in my father's building and often involve myself in the workings of the tax code.
I know plenty of businesses who do well and the officers choose to keep the money in the company as retained earnings vs paying it to themselves to put themselves in higher tax bracket if the money is not needed in the immediate future.
Debt to income ratio limits are more like 45-50% of gross income. If you're a business owner depreciation can be added back.
Signed,
Your friendly neighbourhood loan originator
Ps
Try to avoid getting your loan thru WF they are ridiculously strict. No offense to anyone that may be employed with that company.
Agree on WF. Rectal examination leading up to closing. Then again, can we blame them!
Agree on WF. Rectal examination leading up to closing. Then again, can we blame them!









