Carac

I said "probably". I found a couple dealers willing to do less than MSRP...and then waited 3 months for them to NOT get an allocation. Ended up going to a higher traffic'd dealership that had an unspoken for allocation with ceramics. Which is even harder to get due to even more limited availability of CCB orders. At one point earlier this year I was told they were only making 3-5 E63s with CCBs every ten days.

visualguy

That's a good point - I've seen that as well. A discount offer without an actual build slot doesn't mean much if they keep offering the build slots that become available to customers who are willing to pay more.

78degrees

Of course.
I bought my car in Norway, cars in Norway are less expensive than in Germany (before adding VAT and stuff like that)

My car (well equipped 2018 E63s wagon) ended up at 1.100.000 NOK (Norwegian kroner) with winter wheels included.
In euros this would be 114428 EUR or 142017 USD.

From what I found using the american configurator today it would cost like USD 125000

I didn't find all the options (like the petrol driven webasto heater)..

A lot of options are cheaper in the US..
Like the color (Cavansite blue or Lunar blue for you in the US), it would cost 1035,30 EUR in Germany and $720 in the US..
Night package is EUR 892,50 in Germany and $750 in the US..

Most of the options seems to be more expensive in Germany than in US,

The absolutely cheapest E63 s (wagon) in Germany would be EUR 125521 (EUR 105480 or USD 123104 without VAT) while it starts at $106950 in the US..
I would believe that the standard equipment in US includes more than in Germany (I guess you have the panorama roof as standard?)

JTK44

Although written several years ago, this may explain the difference in pricing between the US, Canada and Europe:

see: https://www.quora.com/Why-are-German...than-in-the-US

jkob5

Well if someone is having difficulty getting allocation or discount please pm me. Houston North has plenty of both

sagres1

No, but the 2019 MSRP of almos all MB cars and Vans for Canada is available in the webpage of MB of Canada:
1) Google in the address of MB in Canada.
2) On the lower right end of the Home page of the Canadian MB, click in "News" ( third from the bottom).
3) Once you are there, go to the top of the page, click in "Search" (is a capital Q).
4) Type Model year 2019 MSRP.
5) On the next page, click in "Model year 2019 MSRP" October 1 2018 ( second group from the top).
6) On the next page, click again where it says in blue letters "Model year 2019 MSRP (October 1, 2018)".
You will get almost all MSRP of MB cars and Vans for 2019.
I am interested on E53 Sedan. Canadian price: $83,900.00. Cabriolet (Convertible): $93,600.00. Coupe: $86,000.00.
Current currency: $1.00 American = $1.31 Canadian.
If MB does not decide that we Americans "should pay more", by the logic the E53 Sedan MSRP would cost us $64,045.80. I doubt...

Vodil

The dealer ordering guides are out for these cars and are posted on various boards. I am looking at the 2019 E53 Cab and in the guide (Sept) it is shown as $US 80K for the base price.

susman@eurogermantown.com

Yea I have MSRP's for everything except A class and G63's...

jkob5

What's the base MSRP going to be? If I give you my VIN do you know how much total MSRP will be? My dealer showing MSRP of 99,999 still. WDDZF8KB1KA539166

susman@eurogermantown.com

E63 sedan = $106350 , wagon is $108850

plus $995 destination

jkob5

So they increase by 2,000.....for what exactly? Lol, only Mercedes. Increase price and make you wait, maybe they're going after Porsche clients

s26singh

I am a Porsche client; not pleased with this process - might be my first and last Mercedes.