Year: 2014
Make: Mercedes-Benz
Model: E-Class
Price: $451
Mileage: 7000
Color: Polar White
Private or Dealer Listing: Private Listing
Location (State): CA
Transmission: Automatic
Drivetrain: Rear Wheel Drive

Good Evening All:

I just accepted a sales job that will increase my mileage usage; so I will be letting go of my 2014 E350 Sport for something with no mileage restrictions.

VIN: WDDHF5KB3EA873018 (no accidents ; clean title)

Polar White on Black MB Tex

MSRP on the car is $63,175

My payment is $450.93 a month INCLUDING 9% sales tax; so the payment could be cheaper or more expensive depending on the sales tax in your area.

To get this payment you would have to put down close to $5000. Only out of pocket cost to you will be $1200 cash to me and $550 for the MBZ Financial transfer fee.

The car currently eclipsed the 7000 mile mark. 22,500 total miles are allowed until the lease termination date of February 16, 2016. This is a 27 month lease that started on November 16, 2013.

A few of the major options on the vehicle are the Premium Package 1 (P01), Parking Assist Package (996 - I LOVE this package. The self parallel parking feature gets your passenger all the time. Great conversation piece), and Driver Assistance Package (997 - This is my favorite. The Distronic Plus works like a charm in stop and go traffic. You can literally take a nap).

35% tint all around except for windshield.

Email or cell is the best form of contact as I am not on the forums much any longer.

Thanks for looking,

Jay

email: soozookablue04 at yahoo dot com
cell: six two six - three one eight - one five two two

More pictures will be up in the morning.

 

 

Is this a close end lease, or is there a buy option

 

Not worth to buy. Residual is 80%.

 

Not interested in the car, but I'm curious how residual is 80%

 

80% residual as I think they had an over production on these cars and were just trying to get them on the road. I actually calculated it and it's 78% exactly.

 

it happens.

My 2011 Z4 35i has a 82% residual. My SL550 has a 75% residual.

yet my e93 M3 only had a 65% residual. SL63 is low 50s residual.

Just depends on how much the manufacturer determines will make them money and how they gauge the market

 

Mercedes subsidizes the leases to move cars. Good for them.

You'll never see anything close to 78% on a Porsche.

 

PM sent.

 

I don't mean to distract from the sale, but you guys are saying that the residual fluctuates with production/demand? I always thought residual was a fixed number provided by manufacturers and that you negotiate the other things like sales price, money factor, mileage, etc.

 

Homie bump

 

Yo Ry!

Which round or you on for S2000's? 10?

Hope all is well Bro! What are you driving now?

 

I'm driving a good old Lexus CT200h hybrid. Bought a new house that I closed on last week and will keep me out of the car game at least for another 6 months...possibly 20 months. We shall see.

 

I'm out of the car game for a while too. Started a new sales job that's 100% commission. Tons of driving. Hence I'm getting rid of the Benz due to the mileage limitations.

I'm actually trying to close the deal on a CT200H. Base car, no Navi, sign and drive lease. $250/month. 15k miles a year.

 

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