aroonkl

Anyone know dealer around south west (Florida) offers that? Thank you for info.

JY888

I drove from Gainesville to Ft Walton Beach to pick up mine, they gave me the best deal at the end of last month. They may be giving better deals now. Not sure if your willing to drive that far but if you are I'll give you the name of the sales guy I worked with. Did the entire deal by phone/email no surprises when I got there to pick up the car. I had a very good buying experience.

derrick_lui

I might have to fly to PA to pick mine up and drive back to Boston because their deal is the best.

CarlssonCLK

well... some dealer give out $20K off but the lease payment wasn't look good ... dealer just playing around the number.... be aware ...

catpat8000

If I could find $25K off MSRP, I'd buy. But I've been talking to dealers here in the Bay Area and they won't go below $5-6K off MSRP. So I'm very skeptical that anyone is getting $25K off MSRP. I just don't believe it.

CarlssonCLK

i got mine last week for $1060 per month and 36 months lease.

bushburninc63

I got mine for 9k off two months ago in San Jose

derrick_lui

You can do it. You just need to make sure the dealer already sold an AMG for the month.

m3m3m3

That sounds like a pretty good deal. was it 0 down? Which dealer? Thanks!

catpat8000

I'm new on this forum and don't know the rules about discussing dealers but I will say there is at least one dealer in NorCal which advertizes on its home page a 39 month lease for $899 for the E63. So I'm not sure that $1099 is such a great deal but of course it depends on the options etc as well as other things.

catpat8000

If this is true, it should be fairly straightforward to organize a group purchase (where "group" is defined to be at least 2 people) from one of the Ca dealers, as there are many of them with multiple E63s on their lot.

Anyone done this before? Organized a group car purchase?

m3m3m3

This is a good idea. If we have enough serious people, we could arrange a group buy where everyone can get a great deal!

Anyone in California interested in a E63 group buy?

m3m3m3

Exactly why I asked if his deal was $0 down. Like you mentioned, the lease will really depend on all the terms. I already emailed the dealer you mentioned to get the details, but have not received a response.

But on the surface it is a cheaper sticker car than the MB factory lease "promo" going on and it looks like more money down.

texasagg

The MB Dealer in Ft Lauderdale is offering $20k off as well as the dealer in South Bay Ca.

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CarlssonCLK

i got my car from Rusnak Arcadia. the drive off is around $3000.

pochesq

Looking to buy a 2010 or 2011 E63. I live in Southern California. Anyone know of any recent pricing deals? The $25k off for the group buy in July is great, any similar deals? Thanks.

Vic55

That was a one time over allocation situation that I dont think will happen again since most of the 2010's are now gone... your best bet is find a 2010 and an anxious dealer looking to move it off the lot since its a one year old car.

Other than that you will pay closer to MSRP on a 2011 depending on region, dealer inventory, desire to move units, etc. It is the best time to buy an MBZ outside of special factory to dealer trunk money though.

threeMBs

$11K off on 2011:

http://www.mercedesbenzofsarasota.co...st&PhotoType=0

pochesq

Thanks for the responses. I'll keep digging and report back.

sbkim

bump - love to find one at 25k off MSRP!

pochesq

I'm still looking. I know that a local MB dealer in Southern California was offered Peter and others on this board $23k-$25k off back in July 2010 when there was "trunk money." With the TT around the corner, you would think that the naturally asp 6.3 will fall in price. I love the sound of the 6.3 over any TT so I am a buyer if I can get a 2010 or 2011 E63 for a great price. Maybe we need a group buy? I will post if I find anything of interest and hope all would do likewise.

pochesq

MB So Cal dealer gave me a written price quote of $10,000 off MSRP for a $97k 2011 E63 AMG. I told him I am in the market for a $25k MSRP. He didn't laugh since he knows it happened with Peter and others in July 2010. He did say there is less in inventory, supply/demand, yadda yadda yadda. I said 2012 TT coming in late Summer or early Fall so the 2011 prices should drop. He generally agreed, but doesn't know how much the drop will be yet.

Vic55

No dealer ever gave up 20k or higher out of their own pocket when the prices were crazy in July 2010. This was factory to dealer money that the dealer could have or didnt have to share with the customer. The number was 20k for over allocated regions on 2010 models. And that was again in July 2010.

So timing, allocation, model year, factory strategy all took place; a completely different set of parameters for purchasing the car. Asking for 25k off on a 2011 is probably far to rich for any dealer currently. Why would they sell a car for 25k off or basically 18k (gross of holdback) back of cost when they easily sell it for 5k back or maybe even at cost in todays current allocated market.

It doesnt hurt though to ask The 2012 model will affect pricing but by the time it comes out, without heavy 2011 allocation, most W21263's will be gone so there might be a few deals out there but the likes of 20k factory money is doubtful and the dealer giving up 20k would be hard to see too. But it all depends again on so many factors.

I was fortunate to grab my 2010 during the big cash to dealer program!!

pochesq

You are right, I doubt the truck money will be there but the 2012s entering the market will drive the 2010 and 2011 E63 prices down substantially . . . . at least that is what happened when the E55 when the E63 came out in the W211 model. Hope springs eternal so only time will tell.