Current mileage: 5550
Maturity mileage: 30000
Effective miles per month: 905
Maturity date: March, 2022
MSD due (if any):00
Cash due (if any): 3000
Incentive for new lessee (if any):
Financial institution: Mercedes
Transfer fee: Seller pays
Out-of-state transfer allowed (yes/no): yes
Vehicle condition (accidents, tire wear, etc.), options, and other details: Car is in perfect condition. I got $9,000 off sticker. MF is only .00063. Typical payment over $1000 per month.
These E class coupes tend to be brutal leases, not really a LH-friendly car in general. Dropping the $3k DAS might make it attractive to someone who really wants an E class coupe.
Might have better luck on Swap A Lease - even with the $3k DAS, this one would sort of be in the middle range on there.
I’m a PA Resident
705 add 9% tax = 768
3000 over 26 payments = 115
595 transfer over 26 payments = 22
1000 shipping over 26 payments = 38
Effective $943 month!
I’d put it on SAL if you want to move it - Even SAL has a E450 couple $749 mo $0 down. The 3k is ambitious, especially here. You are 820 mo effective $0 down
Enclosed shipping yes is over 1k, opening shipping is under. I had a BMW shipped from SanFran to outside Philly for under $1000. I’m in the market for a 3rd car RWD is ok from March to Nov/Dec.
When shipping a vehicle, do your homework and get multiple quotes. I have people ship two vehicles this year. Once from Colorado to San Diego and the other from Michigan to San Diego.
For the first, it was a classic car, first quote $1200 and then the online quotes got lower. Lowest was $600 uncovered and $800 covered. Guy opted for covered and the driver was awesome. He kept in contact with the new classic car owner all the way. The second was a classic motorcycle. Same quote process, first was $1200 and my friend went with Elite for $600. All motorcycles are shipped covered.
Most of not all shipping companies are actual brokers that send out bids to shippers/trucking companies/independent contractors. Generally they get lowest price and charge a few (their cut).
I got a pretty good insightful text from one of the company’s describing the entire bidding, shipping, insurance and fee process. Pretty close to the trucking shipping TV show aired sometime ago. If you request quotes, ensure you give alternate email and no phone number (until you lock down a price) because they will hound you for weeks/months.
