Yeah, yeah. Miss y’all too.
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Am I reading that correctly - $1060 a month for an EQS??
Yes, 0 das, 0 msd, 36m/15k.
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I would have opted for 7500 still and pay on back end. It is cheaper to pay .25 vs .34 I think the calculation comes out to be?
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Congrats on your deal. Thanks for sharing.
EDIT: Any reason you did 36 vs 24 months?
Dude, have you ever taken a lease to term? I feel like you roll out of your leases somehow well in advance.
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Congrats on signing and enjoy the ride!
Seemed high given all the other postings on here, but higher mileage and 0 DAS
I tried Turo - was going okay/well until I got $37k damage from someone running into something. Process went okay - lost the car for 6 weeks and Turo paid everything but my $750 deductible (and lease payment during car was in service).
Also their customer service is not great.
Now they’ve changes it so you can’t even approve people yourself, so you can’t filter out the bad eggs with 2* reviews. Hard pass going forward
$37k lol - their insurance paid or yours?
Turo paid. The guy said he had no insurance, so it went through Turo directly. My understanding is his Turo deductible was 3k (minimum plan), and mine was $750. Turo paid me (in increments as body shop shared adjustments) - idk if the guy ever paid Turo.
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lol way too late….
https://electrek.co/2024/03/29/mercedes-latest-offering-steep-discounts-2023-ev-models/
Let:s try to stay on topic. Please keep sharing EQS deals.
Tl;Dr - I reached out to a local dealer earlier this week. They had a new $11Xk 450 4matic in stock. Here were the numbers for 24/10k miles:
- $1051 per month (inclusive of 6.25% tax)
- $0 down
- Inception at signing totaling $2780
I did not even bother countering. They have a few 2022 models for sale. 
EDIT: Quote includes fleet.
What ? Electreks don’t do this leasing stuff, they happily pay Daddy Elon whatever he asks for all day every day.
I haven’t signed yet, so I will look at that, maybe two years Would be more practical. But I do drive a lot, about 25,000 miles a year.
That’s a great point, I’m gonna have to look at that, I haven’t signed yet.
You could also do 10k or 12k miles and pay the overage.
24 months might be cheaper.
Reached out to Texas dealer on 580. Really seemed engaged and interested in a deal. Then quoted $115k plus $3k in dealer ad ons for vehicle with $133k MSRP. That’s WITH incentives. Payment was like $1,700. What a joke.
Just signed
EQS 580 $133605
24/10k
6810 loaner miles
$736 with Tax7.75
2676 DAS
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East coast or west coast?