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Current auction values on '05 E55's?
Anyone have current auction values or trade-in values on an '05 E55? I'm looking at trading mine in on an '06. So far, a MB dealer offered me only $50K on a trade, which seemed low to me for a CPO car with low mileage.
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Originally Posted by Scud E55
(Post 2318575)
Anyone have current auction values or trade-in values on an '05 E55? I'm looking at trading mine in on an '06. So far, a MB dealer offered me only $50K on a trade, which seemed low to me for a CPO car with low mileage.
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Not at all surprising. Why would you even consider getting rid of the '05 to get what is essentially the same car that is only a few months newer? If you want an option that yours doesn't have, Steve could probably add it for far less than the hit you'll have to take even on a private sale.
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Forgot to say '06 CLS55 - the funky style keeps growing on me. Reason I thought it low is because NADA, Edmunds, and KBB all say, as of today, it should be about $55K at trade-in.
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Suggest you go to www.galves.com. You can subscribe for a week, month or year for a very nominal fee. This is the company ALL car dealers base their trade-in offers against. I should give you a very good idea of what the wholesale value of your car is. If you car is highly optioned (ie: distronic, voice control, elec trunk closer, etc.) you can forget about recouping the $$ you spent for them as the stealer usually won't consider them in their offer.
Hope this helps Regards, |
Just curious as to how many miles are on your E55 that your trading in?
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yes, that number is fair.. these cars are very soft at auction right now... Now, if your car has under 10k miles, that number is too light..
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You guys are depressing me. :mercy:
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The key to all the threads like these is for people to figure out a way to keep their cars and enjoy driving them. This will cause the price to firm up. In this case an '05 is still a late model car with awesome performance and decent gas mileage. If you push it and force a quick sale you will get pounded into a huge loss. Now how can that be better than keeping the car and modding the beast a little more?
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Originally Posted by sack5000
(Post 2319027)
The key to all the threads like these is for people to figure out a way to keep their cars and enjoy driving them. This will cause the price to firm up. In this case an '05 is still a late model car with awesome performance and decent gas mileage. If you push it and force a quick sale you will get pounded into a huge loss. Now how can that be better than keeping the car and modding the beast a little more?
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