CPO W213 E63s Purchase Beware
I was helping α friend shop for α 2018 W213 E63s with CCB and came αcrossed 3 that fitted his needs, but found out they were all flawed and wanted to share with people who is also looking:
1: Rear collision accident report ( listed price much higher to comparable E63s without accident report ):
https://www.mercedeshoffman.com/used...ZF8KB3JA219331
https://www.mercedeshoffman.com/auto...MAA4ADYAOQA%3d
2: Lemon buyback report ( listed price much higher to comparable E63s without lemon buyback report ):
https://www.mercedeshoffman.com/used...ZF8KB2JA265989
https://www.mercedeshoffman.com/auto...MAA4ADYAOQA%3d
3: 2018 with 45k miles, had 11 dealer replaced tires and both rear CCB rotors and pads replaced at 23k miles which shows this E63s was tracked extensively. I have seen the VMI report and have confirmed the service history of this E63s
https://www.mbescondido.com/inventor...zf8kb2ja439625
https://www.carfax.com/VehicleHistor...&partner=SHR_3
Be warned! Good luck!
Heck, with these long distance purchases, it's ever so easy to sell these compromised cars with not much recourse.
Buyers be aware of all dealers especially the fancy ones who display all the fancy cars. The fancier the inventory, the bigger the scam could be
Last edited by C2 Turbo; Jun 13, 2021 at 05:48 AM.
So many cases of dealers not really doing the checks they claim they are and not standing by cars. Really a buyer beware market where you're better served having the car inspected by a reputable mechanic first before signing on the dotted line.
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These high performance 63 engines are risky second hand, often driven hard and people that are leasing these they could care less. I'd never go second hand on an AMG. New only.
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Bought my first e63 wagon CPO (2018 model, 38k miles).
Also got an extended warranty.
I love the 2018 look vs. the 2021.
No troubles with it so far - in fact nothing but awesome fun.
I bought out of state, had it reviewed by a out of state mechanic, also had it to my local dealer when it arrived to tweak a couple things, all good.
I should probably have it triple checked by a really good local independent guy though.
Anyone got recommendations in NYC area?
Bought my first e63 wagon CPO (2018 model, 38k miles).
Also got an extended warranty.
I love the 2018 look vs. the 2021.
No troubles with it so far - in fact nothing but awesome fun.
I bought out of state, had it reviewed by a out of state mechanic, also had it to my local dealer when it arrived to tweak a couple things, all good.
I should probably have it triple checked by a really good local independent guy though.
Anyone got recommendations in NYC area?
the only point of the CPO is that it adds another year of warranty. So for that, it’s still useful.




Last edited by AMG RB; Jul 3, 2021 at 03:52 PM.
Regarding Hoffman Estates, I had a signed purchase agreement and they sold the car (2020 E63) to someone else. Had asked several times for wiring instructions and they never provided it. It was easier to sell to someone local using MBFS. I'd never recommend them, too much like street hustlers and not MB Sales Associates. Terrible experience.
Does anyone know the amount of the kickback (I'm sorry meant commission) that the dealer receives on the financing/leasing?
Is there a difference on the kickback percentage on a purchase vs. a lease?
When I bought mine, a couple of years ago, after having negotiated the price - they kept asking about which financing option I desired. I replied by asking them for their wiring instructions. They looked absolutely crestfallen!
Like I had kicked their dog or something. I assumed that they would be pleased - no muss, no fuss. Done deal. I was quite surprised by their reaction.
oh well...
Last edited by C2 Turbo; Jul 19, 2021 at 06:59 AM.
Does anyone know the amount of the kickback (I'm sorry meant commission) that the dealer receives on the financing/leasing?
Is there a difference on the kickback percentage on a purchase vs. a lease?
When I bought mine, a couple of years ago, after having negotiated the price - they kept asking about which financing option I desired. I replied by asking them for their wiring instructions. They looked absolutely crestfallen!
Like I had kicked their dog or something. I assumed that they would be pleased - no muss, no fuss. Done deal. I was quite surprised by their reaction.
oh well...
The stealer gets credited the same for the sale of a vehicle weather its a cash purchase, lease or finance.





