gsnyc

$107k MSRP, 5k miles, asking $99k. so greedy

FASN8N

Throw them an offer, the worst they can say is no right?

gsnyc

I offered88k they said no. Considering i can buy a new on for less than their asking price they are being unreasonable

FASN8N

If you can get a new one for less than $99k, why even deal with them in the first place . It sounds a lot cheaper than what I have seen most 12-13 E63 wagons advertised for

Let us know how everything pans out.

NCE500

If you want it, hit 'em at $90K and see what they will take....they can do absolutely do better than $99K if they want to. It's the end of the month tomorrow.

I've live in North Carolina but have bought there a couple of times, because they clobber my local dealers on price....have found them to be quite competitive. Will likely be getting a GL from them before too long.

Bruceincary

I'm considering an E63 wagon from MB in Cary. Looking to lease but I'm pretty sure I'll need to go further than Cary to get my best deal.
Care to comment?

Thanks
Bruce

NCE500

Bruce,

Replied to your email.

Traffic53

i think they will just be keeping this one until the factory helps them out. untitled mbUSA demo, so likely some 'spirited' miles. they need new car money for it. asking 99ish, probably paid $97 for it. just no room there for them to make any sort of worthwhile deal. it looks like a lose/lose situation. as i was comically reminded: "it's a very rare car."

Bruceincary

And so there is the problem. I bulit my '2013 with an msrp of 97 and will pay less than 93 (before tax). That's one year newer, no miles, taking delivery in Europe for a two week vacation. Only downside - it's "lighter" on options.