'13 c4s
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I wouldn't rule it out as there are other benefits to leasing but I would need more info first: residual percentage based on terms and miles per year and proposed money factor from the dealer. They may not share the MF with you but I can back it in with the other info you get me. But first rule of car buying, leasing or retail, is get the price. I don't like the 113 price and would walk from this making all the above moot. I always say get the car you want first; its better to pay more and smile at night then ask what if every day after you get the car that "almost" fit your requirements.
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I always say get the car you want first; its better to pay more and smile at night then ask what if every day after you get the car that "almost" fit your requirements.[/QUOTE]
Definitely! This is true for any car and especially the case whenever you are going to spent 40k and over for a car let alone 100K+.
Definitely! This is true for any car and especially the case whenever you are going to spent 40k and over for a car let alone 100K+.
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Agree with this^^^. That looks like a killer car and killer deal. It may have been sitting for no other reason than the dealership was not willing to give a good discount until recently.
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At this price point definitely make sure to get what you want. Keep in mind some options can be retrofitted (ie sports exhaust) but in regards to colors and creature comforts that can't be added on (or added on easily) make sure to not compromise, and it will be well worth it. Good luck!
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Long time lurker. Local dealer has a leftover '13 C4S. Sticker was $133, discounted to $113. I have attached the sticker to show what options it has. What are your thoughts, where should I be on a lease payment. In a perfect scenario I'd like a 2 year 24k mile lease. Any advice appreciated. At one time I was offered the conquest deal, but I had too much time left on my Mercedes lease.
Thanks,
Al
Thanks,
Al
forgot to ask - how many miles on the car?
It has got to be a demo
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I am still trying to decide. My CLS63 was my first experience with leasing and it has been pleasant. A lot less headache keeping the car pristine, dealing with rock chips, etc. as opposed to owning. That being said if any forum member is interested in the car, my feelings won't be hurt. I can put you in touch with my guy. I should call them on their bluff and see if they actually send it to auction, make them sweat another month or two. I am almost certain they have exhausted their list of potential clients for this car with no bites.
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20% discount on a new car is unheard of - that's highway robbery at its best
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