Signed: 2024 Eqs 450+ sedan. $498 a month 499 DAS Texas with $4608 trade equity

Get used to strong regen mode, your new bestie on the EQS, especially when combined with suspension in Sport mode.

Good move passing on the brake gimme!

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Nice deal what part of TX are you in? We are car shopping and I’d love another MB but there’s no way a sedan would survive our alley.

Also what is the TX tax credit?

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How are you getting 58% RV and the extra lease cash? Must be a regional thing.

Edit: same thing for Dallas zip. What’s the deal?

Is for a eqs sedan. They get more incentive. I also work for an organization that gets extra bonus incentive in the lease cash but only $500 more and the additional discount is called affinity. I didn’t have Amex or that would have helped as well. The 58% residual is for a 2 year lease at 10k miles. I saved some money doing that vs 36 month lease. Message if you need some help.

I get that. It’s only showing 7.5k lease cash at 55% rv for a '24 EQS 450+

Check Edmund’s. For the sedan the incentive is even better this month. The residual did drop though.

Congrats on this deal, beautiful EQS.
I think EQS’s handling is much closer to what a BMW is normally, the i7 is very plushy and soft (unless it’s in sport mode), so you might enjoy it more being a BMW fan. :slight_smile:
The range is way better in EQS (400+ miles) vs i7 (200ish miles) and slower charging.
The interior in EQS could have a better quality (rear seats are very uncomfortable), the i7 is a league better there, especially with the 8k TV :smiley: it feels like a mini Rolls-Royce. I wish Mercedes made EQS more like an S-Class at least.

Amazing deal on this EQS, enjoy all of it, its a fun car to drive and very nimble for it’s size.

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What pressures should we try maintaining? I remember reading somewhere that the EU suggested pressures are better than the US. Also, how often should we be rotating? The initial tread seems too low tbh

I think you mean 300.

As close to the door sticker as possible but no more than the tire itself allows accounting for 1 psi bump for every 10 degrees F.