Recent discount on 2016 leftovers vs 2017 new stock




What kind of pricing are you all seeing in your area? How deep are the discounts on the 2016 left over units? Anyone getting 10% on a new 2017?
Below is the build sheet I am working from plus HUD option. (P1, HUD, Sport Package, Warmth & Comfort, Surround View and Driver Assist packages are must)
Code Description
S550V4
775 Iridium Silver Metallic 801 Black Nappa Leather
***** OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES *****
P01 P01 Premium 1 Package: Active ventilated front seats, $4,500
902 : Front Heated Seats PLUS
889 : KEYLESS-GO
871 : HANDS-FREE ACCESS
432 : Active Multicontour Front Seats 401 : Ventilated Front Seats
297 : Power Rear-Side Window Blinds
235 : PARKTRONIC with Active Parking Assist P17 :
KEYLESS-GO Comfort Package
068 Wheel Locking Bolts $140 104 Rear Deck Spoiler $500 137 Comfort Box $350 289 Wood/Leather Steering Wheel
321 321 Sport Package: AMG® Wheels and Sport Bodystyling $5,900 (Front and Rear
951 : Sport Package Code
772 : Sport Bodystyling
445 445 Warmth and Comfort Package: Heated steering wheel, Power outboard
907 : Rear Heated Armrests 906 : Front Heated Armrests 903 : Rear Heated Seats PLUS 443 : Heated Steering Wheel 402 : Ventilated Rear Seats 276 : Rear Memory Seats
223 : Power Rear Seats
P69 : Warmth and Comfort Package
501 501 Surround View Camera $900
501 : Surround View Camera
P44 : Surround View Camera Control Code
51U Black Cloth Headliner
729 Black Poplar Wood Trim
769 20" AMG Multispoke Wheels $750
810 Burmester Surround Sound System
997 997 Driver Assistance Package: DISTRONIC PLUS® with Steering Assist,
513 : Traffic Sign Assist
300 : PRE-SAFE Brake with Pedestrian Recognition 271 : PRE-SAFE PLUS
269 : CMS Lane
268 : BAS PLUS with Cross-Traffic Assist
266 : DISTRONIC PLUS with Steering Assist
253 : CMS (Collision Mitigation System) Rear
238 : Active Lane Keeping Assist
237 : Active Blind Spot Assist
233 : DISTRONIC PLUS with Steering Assist
P20 : Driver Assistance Package
SUBTOTAL $119,380
DESTINATION & DELIVERY $925
TOTAL $120,305
Summary. You can handily get 20k off the 2016 leftovers and 10k off the 2017. That is for cars prices at 110 MSRP. I am sure it would be higher for cars with higher MSRPs.




Looks like we have a deal on units listed above for $20k off sticker. Couldn't pass it up so headed to the dealer Saturday to pick it up. Already planning new Bel StIR+ with Mid City Module, tint, clear bra on the front and all weather mats. And it begins again....




Unless they are willing to go deeper on the discount I'm tempted to order a 2017 instead. I can easily get $10k off of the 17 so paying $10k more for a year newer and near zero miles. Guess I should consider myself blessed to have these types of problems to sort through....
Unless they are willing to go deeper on the discount I'm tempted to order a 2017 instead. I can easily get $10k off of the 17 so paying $10k more for a year newer and near zero miles. Guess I should consider myself blessed to have these types of problems to sort through....
You will find opinions on each side of this fence. Only your opinion matters as to what to do.
This happened to me in 2000 when we bought our new 2000 ML320 (got rid of this piece of crap in 2007--new motor at 37,000 miles--maybe the 650 miles contributed to having to get a new motor?). I ultimately bought the vehicle with 650 miles on it but I felt betrayed since the dealer's info never stated anything about miles past 10 miles before going an hour away to look at/buy the car. To this day I will avoid that local dealer like the plague since I felt betrayed ever since. This is good for my local dealer that is 1/2 mile from my office.
Good luck.
Unless they are willing to go deeper on the discount I'm tempted to order a 2017 instead. I can easily get $10k off of the 17 so paying $10k more for a year newer and near zero miles. Guess I should consider myself blessed to have these types of problems to sort through....
I bet you will find a comparable deal if not better, without the 826 miles, from another dealer.
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Not sure I understand what you are getting at except you simply don't believe Pntblnk.
I ordered my '16 S550 4matic at the end of June '15 with a MSRP of $137k. I received a $14k discount on an ordered car that was delivered in Sept '15. Of course I have a great relationship with my dealer and had purchased many S Class cars from this same dealer including the '14 S550 4matic that was replaced by the '16. And today (I believe there might be $4k dealer money on '17s and 10k dealer/trunk money on '16s but I could be wrong but I think that is what one of my clients told me).








I wish I could take credit for being a master negotiator but this was his first offer...all I could say was toss in the all weather floor mats and you have a deal.
MBUSA must be offering some heavy year end promotions in the dealer network to move stock. There are ~1100 2016 S550's shown on cars.com and another 1300 2017's so the network must be a bit clogged with inventory.
Last edited by Pntblnk; Nov 19, 2016 at 08:30 AM.

I've never doubted or questioned anything you've said but I've bought many new vehicles through the same dealer and salesman many S-Class as well. You and I might be Benz Bros.
I would even wager that most in here can relate. That said, we have a reasonable experience on pricing I would imagine.

Had I have known we had a champion among us it would have been amazing if the "master negotiator" could kicked some tips over because I'm clearly a "non-negotiator" compared. I literally just got a '17 with a similar msrp that was in inventory/off the lot that pntblnk listed and there is no way
Ah, now I feel better.
FWIW, these deals are most certainly possible, and I've been offered very near the best of those mentioned without working too hard--or in fact, at all. It's well known that there is a significant S Class inventory nationally right now, and the high-profile announcement of an impending and sizable refresh isn't helping them much.
If you're a current S Class customer (or not, I suppose), you will be amazed at what can be done. My dealer is offering to take me out of my current, 24 month 2015 S Class lease with all 7 remaining payments forgiven (MB published pull-forward is for only 5 payments) and a $14K discount on a 2017 $109 car. On a $123K unit I like, the discount is bit more--again on a 2017 and again with 7 remaining payments forgiven. This is just via mail and email so far--but I have the deal in writing. I will be going in on Saturday and post here if I go for it.
My dealer generated this offer via mail without any prompting from me. And I live in the biggest MB bull***ville market in the country (an homage to the earlier referenced troll.) The dealer will still make a few bucks--they always do and they should. They aren't giving them away.
On the other hand, I might just run out this lease and get the new 2018 next summer but those aren't going to get much of a discount for the first year. So, we shall see. These are not problems of course--just considerations.





Had I have known we had a champion among us it would have been amazing if the "master negotiator" could kicked some tips over because I'm clearly a "non-negotiator" compared. I literally just got a '17 with a similar msrp that was in inventory/off the lot that pntblnk listed and there is no way









I've never doubted or questioned anything you've said but I've bought many new vehicles through the same dealer and salesman many S-Class as well. You and I might be Benz Bros.
I would even wager that most in here can relate. That said, we have a reasonable experience on pricing I would imagine.
That is exactly what I wanted to say. Pntblk mentioned 20k off a '16, 15k off a '17. Those numbers as first offers would definitely make him champion s-class buyer of all time.

Had I have known we had a champion among us it would have been amazing if the "master negotiator" could kicked some tips over because I'm clearly a "non-negotiator" compared. I literally just got a '17 with a similar msrp that was in inventory/off the lot that pntblnk listed and there is no way
No master negotiation required from what I can tell

Ah, now I feel better.
FWIW, these deals are most certainly possible, and I've been offered very near the best of those mentioned without working too hard--or in fact, at all. It's well known that there is a significant S Class inventory nationally right now, and the high-profile announcement of an impending and sizable refresh isn't helping them much.
If you're a current S Class customer (or not, I suppose), you will be amazed at what can be done. My dealer is offering to take me out of my current, 24 month 2015 S Class lease with all 7 remaining payments forgiven (MB published pull-forward is for only 5 payments) and a $14K discount on a 2017 $109 car. On a $123K unit I like, the discount is bit more--again on a 2017 and again with 7 remaining payments forgiven. This is just via mail and email so far--but I have the deal in writing. I will be going in on Saturday and post here if I go for it.
My dealer generated this offer via mail without any prompting from me. And I live in the biggest MB bull***ville market in the country (an homage to the earlier referenced troll.) The dealer will still make a few bucks--they always do and they should. They aren't giving them away.
On the other hand, I might just run out this lease and get the new 2018 next summer but those aren't going to get much of a discount for the first year. So, we shall see. These are not problems of course--just considerations.




