2018 Mercedes Benz C300 - $237/month for 17 months, 29k miles remaining, $2,500 DAS

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Year, Make, Model, and Trim: 2018, Mercedes Benz, C300
Location: San Diego, CA (92117)

MSRP: $40,250
Monthly payment (pre-tax): $220.00
Effective monthly payment (if incentive is provided):

Current mileage: 23,500
Maturity mileage: 53,287
Effective miles per month:1,700
Maturity date: 10/8/2021

MSD due (if any): $0
Cash due (if any): $2500 to existing owner
Incentive for new lessee (if any):

Financial institution: Mercedes Benz Financial Services
Transfer fee: $550
Out-of-state transfer allowed (yes/no): N/A

Vehicle condition (accidents, tire wear, etc.), options, and other details: Perect Condition

Photos: Will post photos within 24 hours

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Msrp 31,000? I think even the base RWD model starts much higher than that.

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MBFS is not doing lease transfers. At least as of yesterday

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This is directly from my Financial Documents from MBFS.

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Include the DAS amount in the title.

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Lease Transfers are currently on hold until DMVs open up. But I am still going to post so that I can get the ball rolling to find somebody to transfer to.

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You are correct. My 2012 C250 which had all of 2 options (wood trim and satellite radio) had an MSRP of $37K.

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This value is based on 8k mileage. Either way, I have the paperwork

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Which affects the selling price or residual, not the MSRP. I assume you are misreading the contract.

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100% either that or this guy has a CLA250.
OP take a look at your window sticker, if you don’t have it go to https://monroneylabels.com pay them $7.99 and get it, and post it here.

The base MSRP for a 2018 C-300 was $40,250

It’s possible that you might have gotten a STEEPLY discounted loaner, hence your SELL price was $31,535.54. Otherwise the numbers don’t add up.

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Yes this vehicle was a retired loaner and was definitely a great deal.

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That makes sense, I suggest you put the correct MSRP, as that is needed to calculate the leasehackr score. Your MSRP is substantially higher than what you’ve listed, which will net a much better score and in turn show the community you have a phenomenal deal.

Even if the MSRP is 41k, that means your leasehackr score is in the neighborhood of 14 years. which is NUTS

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Thanks for your feedback and help! I definitely would love to ride this lease out but I’m expecting twins in a couple months so I’ll need more room lol I did a lot of research on Lease Hackr, and then emailed every single Mercedes Benz dealer in Southern California to land this deal.

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That explains. Just so you know that while the payment is great, you might get pushback on the DAS.
That might be an easier sell on swap a lease vs this forum.

237 base pmt w tax
2500 das (2500/17 months remaining= $147)
$237 + $147 = $384 effective monthly payment
Still not bad for a loaner, but I know that in todays market it’s possible to replicate. Your deal is still appealing in the sense its a shorter term commitment

LH Score Calc:
40250 / (384*12) = 8.73 years

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:+1:t2: got it. Good luck