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Somewhere on this forum, someone posted the high end sound system was $7K, rear wheel steering 10* was $3K, and the dash flowing lines was about $1700. Am I wrong with this? And, the luxury unit was $116K and the Executive was $126K. I'm asking if this is valid and if anyone has additional pricing?
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Somewhere on this forum, someone posted the high end sound system was $7K, rear wheel steering 10* was $3K, and the dash flowing lines was about $1700. Am I wrong with this? And, the luxury unit was $116K and the Executive was $126K. I'm asking if this is valid and if anyone has additional pricing?
There is a dealership in New York that has all of it's incoming 21 S-Class' on their website. If you click on Window Sticker, it shows the build and many of the option prices. You will have to check several cars to get most options. As far as the rear wheel steering, it is not available on the base Luxury line. It is available if you upgrade to the AMG line ($4,300) plus $1,300 for the 4.5 degree RR steering. The AMG RR steering is limited to 4.5 degrees because it has larger tires. The top of the line Excuitive line is even more money, and I believe the RR steering is also $1,300 but allows up to 10 degrees of steering. Most of the youtube videos and articles talk about how the 10 degrees cut the turning circle by about 6 feet, but none, including Mercedes own websites mention how much the 4.5 degrees help. The Burmester 4D is listed as $6,730.
You can also build a car on carsdirect.com and it's prices are the same as the posted Mercedes order guides for 2021 and 2022 (the $1,050 destination charge is listed differently, one included it and one added it, but the total came out to the same).
One feature I can not find out about is E-Active Body Control. It is listed in the order guide and on the MB website, but I could not see if it is actually available, how much it is, or if it is really useful or worth it.
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this dealer's website seems to have all the prices/options
https://yourway.mercedes-benz-fort-w...***-Sedan/2021
https://yourway.mercedes-benz-fort-w...***-Sedan/2021
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I'm stumbling here, a little help. The 580 lists at $116,300.
For the AMG, the price rises $4300 for $120,600.
And the Executive, is how much? And what does it add on and the final cost without further options?
Dealer print out for Executive has DB4 rear seat package $3500 and DB5 Executive rear seat package $3150 for total $122,950. Is this correct for a basic Exec. before adding options?
For the AMG, the price rises $4300 for $120,600.
And the Executive, is how much? And what does it add on and the final cost without further options?
Dealer print out for Executive has DB4 rear seat package $3500 and DB5 Executive rear seat package $3150 for total $122,950. Is this correct for a basic Exec. before adding options?
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I'm stumbling here, a little help. The 580 lists at $116,300.
For the AMG, the price rises $4300 for $120,600.
And the Executive, is how much? And what does it add on and the final cost without further options?
Dealer print out for Executive has DB4 rear seat package $3500 and DB5 Executive rear seat package $3150 for total $122,950. Is this correct for a basic Exec. before adding options?
For the AMG, the price rises $4300 for $120,600.
And the Executive, is how much? And what does it add on and the final cost without further options?
Dealer print out for Executive has DB4 rear seat package $3500 and DB5 Executive rear seat package $3150 for total $122,950. Is this correct for a basic Exec. before adding options?
$116,300 base S580
$1,050 Destination Charge
$15,150 Executive Package
$3,800 Warmth Package (was necessary to add Executive Package)
$136,300 minimum total for the executive line on carsdirect.
According to a build sheet on rockville mercedes https://s3.amazonaws.com/msrp/W1K6G7...32230_MSRP.pdf other options were added, Burmester 4D $6,730, rear axle steering $1,300, Piano Lacquer Flowing Line $1,300, and 19" AERO 10-Twin Multispoke Wheels $200. The total on that build sheet was $136,640 with those extras which add up to $9,530, so I AM REALLY CONFUSED TOO!!!
The build sheet from rockvile does state some options are unpriced so I don't know the total is the final sticker price. I get that there is a global delay but you would think they would have confirmed pricing at the time an order is accepted into the system.MB World Stories
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As of today, Mercedes USA website will now let you build your 2021 S-Class online, but according to two dealers all new orders are for the 2022 model year. So far you can "build", but there are no prices or specs, and as it states not all options are listed.
https://www.mbusa.com/en/vehicles/class/s-class/sedan
At least it's a start.
https://www.mbusa.com/en/vehicles/class/s-class/sedan
At least it's a start.
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