Mercedes June incentives

[Buster]

Does anyone have access to what these will look like (or what they are when tomorrow arrives?)

I've got a CCC account, but it's always delayed.

[Redlyne_mr2]

No one including the dealer gets a preview of incentives to come. CCC will be 24 hours behind the Benz dealer. Give them a call tomorrow around 10. They should have everything by then.

[Xtrema]

Last few months has been 3 months waived. I don't see this stopping in June as I see quite a few 2017 are still stuck in lot.

EDIT: Nope, that stopped.

June 1 to July 3 - on C43

$1000 off

0.9 Finance
2.9% Lease

And really Unhaggle is almost as good as CCC now and it's free.

[flipstah]

0.9% finance?! Holy crap, cheep.

[killramos]

:banghead:

[rage2]

Originally posted by flipstah
0.9% finance?! Holy crap, cheep.
There's a 0.5% loyalty discount for existing customers too. I got my C63 BS years ago at the perfect time and ended up with 0.4% finance and 3 payments off (capped at $800/month IIRC). :nut:

[flipstah]

Originally posted by rage2

There's a 0.5% loyalty discount for existing customers too. I got my C63 BS years ago at the perfect time and ended up with 0.4% finance and 3 payments off (capped at $800/month IIRC). :nut:

FML that's a steal. :banghead:

[rage2]

Originally posted by flipstah
FML that's a steal. :banghead:
What's a steal is that I sold the car 4 years later and prices didn't drop much. I think my TCO over 4 years was something like $10k haha. Maybe a little more if you count the cost of wheels, tires and 3M which I didn't need to buy. Was cheaper to own even with all that shit added compared to the B200.

[killramos]

The solution is clearly to buy rarer cars!

0.5% interest is my hero

[shakalaka]

Typically they don't apply these interests to AMG's though. Not sure if this incentive is applicable on just non AMG's or all models. Plus, lease rates are never that good, which is what I am going to do from now on.

PS: I got my dad's Mustang convertible replaced with a E350 convertible a couple of years ago when Mercedes had an anniversary special or something with finance rates of 0.6%. With the loyalty discounts having had other Benz's in the family, that car ended up at 0.1%. :D

[Buster]

The car I'm looking at just has a cash offer.

[benyl]

Originally posted by Buster
The car I'm looking at just has a cash offer.

As a previous benz owner, the dealer is likely to buy down the rate for you.

[Xtrema]

Originally posted by shakalaka
Typically they don't apply these interests to AMG's though. Not sure if this incentive is applicable on just non AMG's or all models. Plus, lease rates are never that good, which is what I am going to do from now on.


June 1 to July 3 - C63 S

Incentive: $1000

Finance: 3.9%
Lease: 4.9%

Real AMGs are almost never good on rates. But previous MB owners will usually get 1% off.

[shakalaka]

^Yup, as I thought.

When I had my C63 back in the day I was lucky to get the 0.9% as they had a special going on at the time. Since then I have never seen true AMG's at rates like that.

[Buster]

Originally posted by benyl


As a previous benz owner, the dealer is likely to buy down the rate for you.

I'm usually a cash buyer, so I'd rather just take that out of their margin.

[flipstah]

^Yup, as I thought.

When I had my C63 back in the day I was lucky to get the 0.9% as they had a special going on at the time. Since then I have never seen true AMG's at rates like that.

Fuck that's an awesome rate.

[Disoblige]

It was awesome back in the day when they let the promotions get applied to all models in that particular class. Now they're specific about it :(

[benyl]

I'm usually a cash buyer, so I'd rather just take that out of their margin.

I am too.

The rate was too good to pass up so I financed half of my E63 at 0.4%. Basically free money. Even a shitty Mutual Fund will make more than $750 over 5 years with $60K invested. That rate was bought down from 1.9%

[shakalaka]

^That's sick and I agree. It would have been stupid to pay for it all cash at those kinda rates. I would go as far as saying that if there is enough monthly cashflow to make payments on the entire amount, I would go that route. Lot of investments you can do with $120K-$130K cash. Like you said, any shitty mutual fund would show more return. lol

[Xtrema]

^That's sick and I agree. It would have been stupid to pay for it all cash at those kinda rates. I would go as far as saying that if there is enough monthly cashflow to make payments on the entire amount, I would go that route. Lot of investments you can do with $120K-$130K cash. Like you said, any shitty mutual fund would show more return. lol

My average return was 14% last year. So I had been driving my car almost for free last year.

This year isn't looking that good tho, so far.