Buying 2015 s550 4matic off the lot ($114k msrp)..
Dealer offered me $9.7k off the msrp (8.5%).
Is there any additional incentive that dealer is hiding?
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White with chest nut and sport package, 4matic,
The lowest i found was $108k with the discount, so i think i did good!
I got mind a hair over $101k ($114.7k msrp).


I highly doubt anyone can get a new 2015 S550 4matic for 15% +$3,000 off. There are probably some amazing deals out there but 15% +3k off is in la la land for a car with 0 to 25 miles on it (delivery miles). Of course, if you have a dealer going bankrupt and they need to move inventory for cash flow purposes MAYBE you could get 15% off +$3k. But how many MB dealers are in bankruptcy or "debtor in possession" scenarios? Plus MBUSA would take back the auto inventory if MB Finance is "floor planning" the inventory.
Last edited by MTrauman; Jun 1, 2015 at 04:40 PM.
So your saying that on a $114,000 car you can get $17,100 off plus $3000 or $20,100 total off on a 2015 S550 4matic without the AMA, Dental, etc. in the Chicago area? Time to get rid of the 2014 S550 4matic and to call some of the dealers I have dealt within the past 25 years in Chicago (have dealt with dealers all over the country in past 25 years but I prefer my hometown dealer in Pittsburgh). I belong to the American Institute of CPA's and the American Bar Association so I am familiar with their discounts.




















Anyway, that's only my conjecture. Maybe someone who is shopping currently can illuminate us.
Truth is any dealer can go north of 10-12% off MSRP, I've seen 15-16% off during the rush in Dec. These incentives and factory cash make it easier for the dealer to discount aggressively since he's not funding the entire discount out of his wallet, but even without big incentives, you should be able to get close to 10% off with some negotiation and leg work.


