Help me With MB E300 and/or C300 Lease deals | NC state

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Updating this forum.

I ended up taking the lease(on 29th of Nov) of same car that I have posted pictures in my previous messages.

Mercedes Benz C300 | 2019 | Black | Loaner with 7k miles driven

Original MSRP: 47K
Discounted/Final MSRP: 40K
$450/Monthly (includes all Registration fee & Taxes)
0 Down | 0 MSD | MF was 1.9 if I am not mistaken
36 Months | 30k Miles

Residual value after 3 years is 25 grands.

Mercedes Benz Dealers in NC are not willing to negotiate lease amount whereas, I’ve seen California has unbelievable discounts on lease, I think it depends location, volume of sales and etc… This dealership let me walk out the door for $400 negotiation on the total price $16,200.

Question - is Anyone driving Mercedes Benz C300 with 87 Gas? I’m not planning to buy the car so thinking to save some bucks on Gas.

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Most engines are built to cope with lower-octane fuel, at the cost of reduced performance (depending on a bunch of factors). That said, I’ve never really understood the logic behind paying for a luxury brand and then cheaping out on the couple of extra bucks per tank for the correct fuel for the car.

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German cars are sensitive to the gasoline grade, so you should not put 87 in. Get a Toyota if higher grade gas is an issue for you.

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I just got a quote on 2020 Mercedes C300 4Matic. 36 months/ 12K per year. MSRP $48K. Zero Down. $399/month with 10 MSDs. The dealer said they are giving this to me as they made a mistake on a previous car that I was interested in. This is in NJ.

What do you think?

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To me everything looks Good except that huge 10 grand MSD.

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equates to $4,500 in MSDs.