I’m at 5 months into my EQS 580 sedan lease. I went with a two year lease because I had read so many horror stories about the car. Granted I only have 1400 miles driven but there have been 0 issues so far. I love it and I’m definitely upset I didnt go with a 3 year lease.
For my buy back they waived the mileage. I think as long as it’s not too high they won’t charge you for it. We had around 3k miles on the car.
They are also waiving my mileage.
Here is an interesting one, especially since they listed a Maybach as a 450+ for a measly $180K or $1,772/mo for 144 mos with $37,998 down.
They do have a bunch of really cool cars at that store, do not miss McLaren SLR.
12yrs payment!!?? wow. lol
seriously, I’ve never seen a Maybach sell for below sticker. let alone almost 18% off.
Update on new car tire warranty: no coverage by dealer for wear or alignment even though booklet seems to suggest otherwise. Going to push for some goodwill coverage with MB corporate.
Right there with you, getting close to 9 months of ownership and we love our 450 4Matic sedan. Huge range and interior, full of features, ride is butter smooth, free EA charging, and a very low lease payment for a $112k car. Sure the a/c acts up intermittently and had to get the dc charger replaced but all in all one of my best leasing moves for sure…
Wow, look at what the 2023 EQS list for coming off their 13 month leases. MBFS is taking a $30k+ hit on all of these on the resid.
Listing for $53k with less than 5k miles. And it’s in Calabasas, where MB’s are usually marked up and there’s lots of EVs.
Not surprising, it’s bad when even Carvana is offering significantly below the residuals.
So do you folks think it has reached rock bottom, or do you think they will go down even further ?
Now we know why he slammed the door on JLo.
Itll go lower no doubt
Got taken down lol
For those with EQS SUV with 21” tires, where are you getting them and what kind (brand, EV load or non-EV load, run flat/non-run flat, etc)? Looking for new only for now as I’m 6 months into lease.
My wife has the 21’s, how many miles did you get on your 1st set?
Hey guys - I got in on the EQS Sedan mania back in April 2023. For a brand new 450+ Sedan for ~17K out in the door on a one-pay lease with 15000 miles. I am currently at 16400 miles and clocking $0.25 a mile.
Lease ends on March 31, 2025. I drove about 800 miles a month. Should I or can I turn in the car now and forgo further mileage costs? Since I was a one-pay - the lease cost is sunk.
What is the best move for me? Would love to roll into another killer deal on an EV lease.
Keep it and pay $1,250 at the end of the lease. Get more miles on your next lease.
With the one pay amount you mentioned, you paid ~$1.14 per mile for the first 15k miles. Unless you don’t like the car anymore, just keep it and pay the excess miles. Buying them upfront or at the end would have been about the same.
I have a 450 SUV ending in March ‘25 as well, and will likely be over miles too. I will do the same, and just keep it until the end of the lease. To get the $5K loyalty on a new lease, your current lease should end before the end of the year.
I’m at 11K miles and rears need replacing soon - one of the rears is also unevenly worn on the inside. Fronts are in slightly better shape.
Unevenly sounds like tire rotation wasn’t done. But besides that for all seasons you should at least get 15k miles.