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Think you can look in on W1K6G7GB2PA181294 0370416128 when you get a chance? I'm thinking it's at the VPC now.
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Think you can look in on W1K6G7GB2PA181294 0370416128 when you get a chance? I'm thinking it's at the VPC now.
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Hello, @CincyMBGuy Can you please tell me where my vehicle is located at right now, and if it have arrived in brunswick, ga? VIN# W1K1J5JB3PF188587
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Wrong VIN
Wow, Not sure where I got THAT VIN from, smh. The correct one is W1K1J6BB3PF189274.
And it's a US VIN.
Thanks
And it's a US VIN.
Thanks
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Wow, Not sure where I got THAT VIN from, smh. The correct one is W1K1J6BB3PF189274.
And it's a US VIN.
Thanks
And it's a US VIN.
Thanks
#640
Hi Mr Cincy Guy,
First I would like to thank you for all your help so far. I have a good news and worse news and would like to ask for your advice/thoughts since you work at the dealership yourself.
I got updates from my dealer, the car will arrive at my port next week and I'm expecting late October delivery.
Now this is what breaks my heart, I'm sorry if its a long post please bear with me.
Not sure if my dealer is trying to milk my $ or there is a mistake. Was told that since there will be no major difference 2022 vs 2023 model, I should expect to see around few hundreds or around $1000 increase (around 1-3%) for a car with same specs (CLA250). But now turns out to be $8500 increase which is 17-18% increase for a 2023 model with same specs. It shocks me and I can't believe, especially for a non AMG entry level Mercedes.
The car itself only increases by $600, but the options are crazy. For a reference $600 to $2750 for night package ($2150 option increase, almost 5x) Technology package $1600 to $4600 ($3000 increase, almost 3x), wheels from $500 to $1040 ($540 increase, 2x). I understand we are currently having chip shortage inflation etc, but for this case, please tell me I'm not supposed to expect this much increase?
I am wondering if the Sales Associate have access to modify the MSRP price? Considering the pricing for CLA250 on Mercedes Canada website is not available yet. I think they're just putting whatever number they want as a placeholder. I also wonder when can I expect to see the price on the website for 2023 Mercedes?
I really feel helpless, please share me your thoughts or advice... Is the price increase reasonable?
First I would like to thank you for all your help so far. I have a good news and worse news and would like to ask for your advice/thoughts since you work at the dealership yourself.
I got updates from my dealer, the car will arrive at my port next week and I'm expecting late October delivery.
Now this is what breaks my heart, I'm sorry if its a long post please bear with me.
Not sure if my dealer is trying to milk my $ or there is a mistake. Was told that since there will be no major difference 2022 vs 2023 model, I should expect to see around few hundreds or around $1000 increase (around 1-3%) for a car with same specs (CLA250). But now turns out to be $8500 increase which is 17-18% increase for a 2023 model with same specs. It shocks me and I can't believe, especially for a non AMG entry level Mercedes.
The car itself only increases by $600, but the options are crazy. For a reference $600 to $2750 for night package ($2150 option increase, almost 5x) Technology package $1600 to $4600 ($3000 increase, almost 3x), wheels from $500 to $1040 ($540 increase, 2x). I understand we are currently having chip shortage inflation etc, but for this case, please tell me I'm not supposed to expect this much increase?
I am wondering if the Sales Associate have access to modify the MSRP price? Considering the pricing for CLA250 on Mercedes Canada website is not available yet. I think they're just putting whatever number they want as a placeholder. I also wonder when can I expect to see the price on the website for 2023 Mercedes?
I really feel helpless, please share me your thoughts or advice... Is the price increase reasonable?
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MikeSL (10-06-2022)
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Hi Mr Cincy Guy,
First I would like to thank you for all your help so far. I have a good news and worse news and would like to ask for your advice/thoughts since you work at the dealership yourself.
I got updates from my dealer, the car will arrive at my port next week and I'm expecting late October delivery.
Now this is what breaks my heart, I'm sorry if its a long post please bear with me.
Not sure if my dealer is trying to milk my $ or there is a mistake. Was told that since there will be no major difference 2022 vs 2023 model, I should expect to see around few hundreds or around $1000 increase (around 1-3%) for a car with same specs (CLA250). But now turns out to be $8500 increase which is 17-18% increase for a 2023 model with same specs. It shocks me and I can't believe, especially for a non AMG entry level Mercedes.
The car itself only increases by $600, but the options are crazy. For a reference $600 to $2750 for night package ($2150 option increase, almost 5x) Technology package $1600 to $4600 ($3000 increase, almost 3x), wheels from $500 to $1040 ($540 increase, 2x). I understand we are currently having chip shortage inflation etc, but for this case, please tell me I'm not supposed to expect this much increase?
I am wondering if the Sales Associate have access to modify the MSRP price? Considering the pricing for CLA250 on Mercedes Canada website is not available yet. I think they're just putting whatever number they want as a placeholder. I also wonder when can I expect to see the price on the website for 2023 Mercedes?
I really feel helpless, please share me your thoughts or advice... Is the price increase reasonable?
First I would like to thank you for all your help so far. I have a good news and worse news and would like to ask for your advice/thoughts since you work at the dealership yourself.
I got updates from my dealer, the car will arrive at my port next week and I'm expecting late October delivery.
Now this is what breaks my heart, I'm sorry if its a long post please bear with me.
Not sure if my dealer is trying to milk my $ or there is a mistake. Was told that since there will be no major difference 2022 vs 2023 model, I should expect to see around few hundreds or around $1000 increase (around 1-3%) for a car with same specs (CLA250). But now turns out to be $8500 increase which is 17-18% increase for a 2023 model with same specs. It shocks me and I can't believe, especially for a non AMG entry level Mercedes.
The car itself only increases by $600, but the options are crazy. For a reference $600 to $2750 for night package ($2150 option increase, almost 5x) Technology package $1600 to $4600 ($3000 increase, almost 3x), wheels from $500 to $1040 ($540 increase, 2x). I understand we are currently having chip shortage inflation etc, but for this case, please tell me I'm not supposed to expect this much increase?
I am wondering if the Sales Associate have access to modify the MSRP price? Considering the pricing for CLA250 on Mercedes Canada website is not available yet. I think they're just putting whatever number they want as a placeholder. I also wonder when can I expect to see the price on the website for 2023 Mercedes?
I really feel helpless, please share me your thoughts or advice... Is the price increase reasonable?
Multiple models did in fact have much larger MSRP increases given the rate of inflation. That has been a major factor in the delayed release of 2023 MSRPs, from my understanding.
At least for US pricing, those figures listed (granted I do not off the top of my head know the conversion rate) are no where near the option cost down here. The singular most expensive option is the AMG Line at $2050 USD and the most expensive wheel option here is $900 USD.
I can't imagine that in Canada things could be too terribly different, but a sales associate here has zero ability to modify or change the MSRP on a vehicle. A Monroney label listing base price, all options and their price, as well as final MSRP must be provided by the manufacturer and plainly displayed in all new vehicles here in the US.
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MikeSL (10-06-2022)
#642
I'll preface everything I say with I can only speak to the workings of US dealerships and US laws but that doesn't add up to me.
Multiple models did in fact have much larger MSRP increases given the rate of inflation. That has been a major factor in the delayed release of 2023 MSRPs, from my understanding.
At least for US pricing, those figures listed (granted I do not off the top of my head know the conversion rate) are no where near the option cost down here. The singular most expensive option is the AMG Line at $2050 USD and the most expensive wheel option here is $900 USD.
I can't imagine that in Canada things could be too terribly different, but a sales associate here has zero ability to modify or change the MSRP on a vehicle. A Monroney label listing base price, all options and their price, as well as final MSRP must be provided by the manufacturer and plainly displayed in all new vehicles here in the US.
Multiple models did in fact have much larger MSRP increases given the rate of inflation. That has been a major factor in the delayed release of 2023 MSRPs, from my understanding.
At least for US pricing, those figures listed (granted I do not off the top of my head know the conversion rate) are no where near the option cost down here. The singular most expensive option is the AMG Line at $2050 USD and the most expensive wheel option here is $900 USD.
I can't imagine that in Canada things could be too terribly different, but a sales associate here has zero ability to modify or change the MSRP on a vehicle. A Monroney label listing base price, all options and their price, as well as final MSRP must be provided by the manufacturer and plainly displayed in all new vehicles here in the US.
#644
@CincyMBGuy Hello, Can you tell me if my vehicle arrived at the vpc, and if my vehicle have a price on it as of yet? VIN# W1K1J5JB3PF188587
#645
Hi everyone!
could you please advise me on the options I’ve got withe the car VIN WDC1648221A731561
mostly I wonder if I can install keyless-go button 😅
thank you!
could you please advise me on the options I’ve got withe the car VIN WDC1648221A731561
mostly I wonder if I can install keyless-go button 😅
thank you!
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@CincyMBGuy Hello, Can you tell me if my vehicle arrived at the vpc, and if my vehicle have a price on it as of yet? VIN# W1K1J5JB3PF188587
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Irish000 (10-07-2022)
#647
I'll preface everything I say with I can only speak to the workings of US dealerships and US laws but that doesn't add up to me.
Multiple models did in fact have much larger MSRP increases given the rate of inflation. That has been a major factor in the delayed release of 2023 MSRPs, from my understanding.
At least for US pricing, those figures listed (granted I do not off the top of my head know the conversion rate) are no where near the option cost down here. The singular most expensive option is the AMG Line at $2050 USD and the most expensive wheel option here is $900 USD.
I can't imagine that in Canada things could be too terribly different, but a sales associate here has zero ability to modify or change the MSRP on a vehicle. A Monroney label listing base price, all options and their price, as well as final MSRP must be provided by the manufacturer and plainly displayed in all new vehicles here in the US.
Multiple models did in fact have much larger MSRP increases given the rate of inflation. That has been a major factor in the delayed release of 2023 MSRPs, from my understanding.
At least for US pricing, those figures listed (granted I do not off the top of my head know the conversion rate) are no where near the option cost down here. The singular most expensive option is the AMG Line at $2050 USD and the most expensive wheel option here is $900 USD.
I can't imagine that in Canada things could be too terribly different, but a sales associate here has zero ability to modify or change the MSRP on a vehicle. A Monroney label listing base price, all options and their price, as well as final MSRP must be provided by the manufacturer and plainly displayed in all new vehicles here in the US.
I have confirmed with the dealership that there was a mistake to the pricing that he wrote, technology package was supposed to be $1600 instead of $4600.
But even then, it is still 7% (+$4367 total or +$3565 MSRP) more than MY22 with same options. Now I'm trying to at least meet in the middle, I tried to negotiate politely with the SA via email (I'm supposedly paying MSRP now), asking $2800 discount off $66406 on the quote but he is not replying my email. But the car is still reserved under my name and I have a deposit there
1. I understand considering supply demand inflation etc, not sure if thats the same case for other car brand too? Like we are expecting 7% increase over a year? To me 7% seems to be on the higher end side, but what are your thoughts as a mercedes sales?
2. I heard the car market is starting to go less crazy now, is it the case? I'm trying to ask for discount maybe $2800 below MSRP, considering the delays + he was saying "the increase shouldnt be that bad, maybe 1%-3% increase at max" before I ordered. I am using "unhaggle" and suggesting the "Avg price, -$2800" which supposed to be what others are paying. (dealer cost: $49366 avg price: $51963 Msrp: $54815). What are the chances of the SA giving me $2800 discount off MSRP for Mercedes at current situation? Is it slim to none?
I really appreciate your time reading my long post, thank you again mr cincy
#648
Is it possible to get build sheet with option codes for below car? It is Canadian.
need to know if it is equipped with warmth and comfort package for heated panels, soft close doors, PAF window treatment, and fragrance.
WDDZF8KB2KA620676
need to know if it is equipped with warmth and comfort package for heated panels, soft close doors, PAF window treatment, and fragrance.
WDDZF8KB2KA620676
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Thanks Mr CincyGuy,
I have confirmed with the dealership that there was a mistake to the pricing that he wrote, technology package was supposed to be $1600 instead of $4600.
But even then, it is still 7% (+$4367 total or +$3565 MSRP) more than MY22 with same options. Now I'm trying to at least meet in the middle, I tried to negotiate politely with the SA via email (I'm supposedly paying MSRP now), asking $2800 discount off $66406 on the quote but he is not replying my email. But the car is still reserved under my name and I have a deposit there
1. I understand considering supply demand inflation etc, not sure if thats the same case for other car brand too? Like we are expecting 7% increase over a year? To me 7% seems to be on the higher end side, but what are your thoughts as a mercedes sales?
2. I heard the car market is starting to go less crazy now, is it the case? I'm trying to ask for discount maybe $2800 below MSRP, considering the delays + he was saying "the increase shouldnt be that bad, maybe 1%-3% increase at max" before I ordered. I am using "unhaggle" and suggesting the "Avg price, -$2800" which supposed to be what others are paying. (dealer cost: $49366 avg price: $51963 Msrp: $54815). What are the chances of the SA giving me $2800 discount off MSRP for Mercedes at current situation? Is it slim to none?
I really appreciate your time reading my long post, thank you again mr cincy
I have confirmed with the dealership that there was a mistake to the pricing that he wrote, technology package was supposed to be $1600 instead of $4600.
But even then, it is still 7% (+$4367 total or +$3565 MSRP) more than MY22 with same options. Now I'm trying to at least meet in the middle, I tried to negotiate politely with the SA via email (I'm supposedly paying MSRP now), asking $2800 discount off $66406 on the quote but he is not replying my email. But the car is still reserved under my name and I have a deposit there
1. I understand considering supply demand inflation etc, not sure if thats the same case for other car brand too? Like we are expecting 7% increase over a year? To me 7% seems to be on the higher end side, but what are your thoughts as a mercedes sales?
2. I heard the car market is starting to go less crazy now, is it the case? I'm trying to ask for discount maybe $2800 below MSRP, considering the delays + he was saying "the increase shouldnt be that bad, maybe 1%-3% increase at max" before I ordered. I am using "unhaggle" and suggesting the "Avg price, -$2800" which supposed to be what others are paying. (dealer cost: $49366 avg price: $51963 Msrp: $54815). What are the chances of the SA giving me $2800 discount off MSRP for Mercedes at current situation? Is it slim to none?
I really appreciate your time reading my long post, thank you again mr cincy
You wouldn't get $2,800 off of MSRP at our dealership. The markup on a CLA250 is extremely small. I looked at the two we have incoming and the difference between invoice and MSRP is only about $1,800. If you don't take the car I'm sure someone else will the day it arrives so the dealership isn't concerned.
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Is it possible to get build sheet with option codes for below car? It is Canadian.
need to know if it is equipped with warmth and comfort package for heated panels, soft close doors, PAF window treatment, and fragrance.
WDDZF8KB2KA620676
need to know if it is equipped with warmth and comfort package for heated panels, soft close doors, PAF window treatment, and fragrance.
WDDZF8KB2KA620676