Year, Make, Model, and Trim: [2017 MB E300 with P2 package]
MSRP: [$63,790]
Selling Price: [$54,140] (including prepaid maintenance)
Months: [36]
Annual Mileage: [7,500]
MF: [0.00047] (10 MSD’s)
Residual: [61%]
Security Deposit: [$6,500]
Total Due At Signing: [$7,506]
Monthly Payment (incl. tax): [$530]
Sales Tax Rate: [9%]
Leasehackr Score: [10.5]
That’s not a good deal for e300. People are getting them in the 300s
The car is probably brand new? The less expensive cars you are seeing are loaner cars. At the end of the day they are paying under 1% of the msrp, which isn’t a bad thing.
Yes, this is not a loaner.
I would still hold out until November or December. The deals will get better then.
For such a difference in payment I think it’s better to see if u can find a loaner because in a lease it really doesn’t matter if it’s new or a loaner cause the car will go back eventually anyways.
But overall yes if u look at the 1% it’s a good deal. I just think given the price the loaners go for, it would be more advantageous to wait or find one of those
If you can wait the Mercedes winter event that starts November and end January 2nd is by far the most agresssive especially on volume cars such as C & E classes.
What were c300 loaners going for during this winter event last year? cheers
what ?? in the 300’s??
Put e300 In the search bar and a lot will pop up there