MBFS also waived last 3 months my returning EQE as part of the pull ahead program.
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Solid deal, does it have 360 cam?
@Mike_Ezginder Do you have anymore breakdown on the deal at all please Mike? Money factor, residual etc…all the good stuff to hunt down trying replicate this deal. The wife’s vehicle is getting turned in this week and I need to get her and the kids in another SUV. We’ve an E series she can use until I find the right car and right deal.
Good sir you’ve been here long enough to know we need much more than that. Discount before incentives? Incentives? MF? How difficult was it? These answers will help the community replicate.
I don’t know any of the details . I took the best advertised marketplace deal as the benchmark and negotiated with a few local dealers .
It should all be in the paperwork you signed and were provided a copy of by law.
This must not be a 4matic?
Correct. It is RWD. In CA you do NOT need 4matic. Anyway IMO 4wd is a scam, how many days you are driving on the snow surface in NYC? , different story if you live in Adirondack, also, who had 30 years ago 4wd LOL.
hah. Agree (mostly) with everything you said, esp considering OP in CA. However, in the northeast, I would have much more confidence driving a 4Matic model vs RWD, without having to worry about putting snow tires on!
IMO, in extreme condition RWD with winter tires do better job then AWD with all season.
Also it is a learning process on how to drive RWD .
I like your confidence in “my” purchase. 
Joking aside, car is a base car with wheel upgrades and few unneccessary options. I was over-miles with my EQE , wanted to take advantage of 3 months pull-ahead, disposition and damage waiver. I had a few chargeable damages but Mercedes ended up not charging for them ( so damage waiver was not used) . GLC had 5k miles on it with November registration ( i should have thought about that) so I may either extend it at the end of the lease to use up full registration or return early depending on pull-ahead programs when the return is due.
GLC is the second car at home so i wanted it to be cheap . I could have done slightly better but the dealer was local and did not want to spend time to save another few hundred dollars.
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Yes, i am familiar with how leasing works but honestly it was not best use of my time to learn and negotiate what goes into this deal. That’s why I took the easy route, 1- Find out the best advertised deal in the marketplace ( so i know i wont be laughed at when making offers) 2- Make offers to beat or match ( minus broker fees ). This method saves me at least the broker fees and produce decent deals.
Not that I dont know how to get a better deal. I was the winner of trophy garage of the month just right after Christmas 
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Nice deal. looking for something similar myself
Haha
This is not confidence, msrp says everything.
Enjoy your new ride.
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For the record, the Burmester system in these is crazy… for those who have it. I can barely handle listening to higher than half volume lol. I would even argue that it is noticeably better than the Burmester in my Turbo S coupe. I would assume the size of the vehicle alone, contributes to that difference.
Yea
We have GLC and I had EQS with those.
EQS is different level of sound.
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And I’m sure the eqs immediately benefits from a quieter cabin
Agree , also i had double layer soundproof glass.
We loved the eqe so much so I am looking to replace Cayenne with Eqs suv. It’s hard to go back to ice after getting used to a quality EV.
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