2014 Mercedes-Benz E-Class Prices Paid and Buying Experience

kyfdx

@delingar said:
I've been pricing 2014 E350 coupes in Southern California. With only Premium and Sports packages (MRSP of about 58,880), Ive gotten quotes right around 49,600-700, which is less than 15% off. Is it realistic to expect incentives to start popping up as the 2015s start arriving at dealerships?

Seems like some pretty big incentives at play, already. Almost 16% off, when invoice is just 8% less than MSRP.... on a coupe, which usually isn't as heavily discounted as a sedan.. You might not see much better.

delingar

Not sure if anyone's shopping this holiday weekend but if they are... I've been pricing the 2014 E250 and across the board seem to be getting 9k off MSRP regardless of options, although a couple of place have gone 9200 or a bit more off. (Southern California)

gorlomi

Hello All - can you tell me if there are any incentives running on a E550 coupe through OCT 2014?

Thanks a ton!

Michaell

gorlomi said:

Hello All - can you tell me if there are any incentives running on a E550 coupe through OCT 2014?

Thanks a ton!

You can use the "Car Research" tab to see what the current MB incentives are.

abacomike

BEWARE OF THE 2015 E400

I just picked up my 2015 E400 Sedan yesterday at my dealership here in Florida. After getting home with it, I discovered it did not have Blind Sport Monitors or Lane Tracking Assistance, both of which are STANDARD features on this vehicle which is stated as such on the Monrony Sticker affixed to the left rear window. After dealer technicians and management examined the car over and over, it was agreed that MERCEDES BENZ left these standard features off the car when it was manufactured.

This is the most disparaging and upsetting experience I have ever had with Mercedes Benz. Leaving off two standard features is like taking delivery of a new car and finding out they left the power steering unit off or the windshield washer off the car at manufacture. I am so upset with Mercedes Benz for allowing a new car to leave Germany in this condition, let alone the vehicle preparation center in Brunswick Georgia (port of entry where all cars are inspected and prepared for delivery to dealers), that this may be my last Mercedes Benz ever.

If you are buying a new Mercedes (2015), examine the vehicle very, very carefully to make sure the car has everything on it it is supposed to have.

Even though they will have to build me a new car and delay my receiving it for 5-6 weeks, the idea that a luxury German manufacturer would build a car that MSRP's for $70,000 and not install two major standard features is the most disappointing of all - there is no excuse for Mercedes to Build a Car like this and then have the nerve to deliver it to a customer who buys a Mercedes or more every year.