Nothing !

I have the ML350 and the lease ends in two weeks so I bought it
and will trade it in. There isn't any payment on the ML350 until the middle
of Aug so I'll use it free for two months then trade it in.

I got them down to $600 per month though on the GL420 already so
I'm just pimpin one out and using the residual on the old ML350 to do this.

The payoff on the ML350 is 18K plus $1200 tax and the retail is 26K - 28K !

Yes that's true and to buy the $63,000 mercedes is $1900 per month
that can be leased for $600 with 50% written off in taxes !

Plus most people don't know that the dealer gets about $10,000 from the finance company on a $50,000 car lease so no matter what invoice is they still have $10,000 to play with !

nice prices! that's a very good price for a very nice car... do you guys prefer cash or monthly payment in buying cars?

new s2000 is min $72k here :(

daddaddda

BMW.... (X5, 645 or even better M5)

lol
just because a car dealer is trying to screw someone you ban the manufacturer... you gotto be kidding me lol
ever bought a used car? ;)

I'm having a hard time following this... he says he wants something under 60k or 1k/mo lease... but he is talking about m5's cls500's sl's and 7-series ...

def above his limits i'd say...

get a used 911.

Yeah, although *I* don't personally lease, the advantages are there for someone willing to deal with it.

For $60k you could get *2* of these:

http://www.xxxasianstars.com/images/vette2.jpg

2007 E550 SedanInspiring. Experience the thrust of its 382-horsepower V-8, driver-adaptive 7-speed automatic transmission, power glass sunroof, PRE-SAFE® advanced safety system, 12-speaker harman/kardon® LOGIC7® digital surround-sound system, and no-cost option Sport Package with lowered sport suspension and dramatic 18-inch, 10-twin-spoke wheels***.$59,775* 5.5L 32-valve V-8 engine - 382 hp @ 6,000 rpm

Classic Mercedes styling and if you are 6' tall you can get in an out of it without banging your head.

brand new m3 is just below 80 after tax's and m5's are 90k

but honesltly, corvettes vs m3's? the vetters are your best bang for your buck

There is only one car on the market right now that is by far the best: Lexus LS460 . I got one ( the long base version ) and can't be happier. I drove 745 before that and hated that pieice of shit.

I like the M3 and I love the Acura RL ... very nice driving car.

benz E550 gets my vote. white with black panaramic sunroof.

LOL. I probably did but focused on the money. What's not luxurious about a C4?:1orglaugh . . . OK, gimme a few mins and I'll think of a non-sports car.

Buy a BMW 335i hardtop convertible. 55K should get you loaded.

Twin Turbo, Luxury, 0-60 in 4.8-4.9 secs.

This thread needs more pics....

Shit. Since when? When it came out 7 years ago it was in the $30ks. Must be some inflation of course, but I would say there is also some serious ADP (additional dealer profit) going on @ $72k and you can find it elsewhere cheaper, especially in a less ritzy city/town.:2 cents:

Go here: http://automobiles.honda.com/models/...odelName=S2000

MSRP $34.2k, of course that's not loaded. I don't know who's paying $72k for one, but that person is an idiot.:2 cents:

Get a used Mercedes SL, depreciated down to $60k. Can become a classic in a few decades.

BMW 335XI fully loaded with Nav and all the extra goodies..

Can't tear ass around town in a paid off mortgage


Besides, only live once, I a couple people with a ton of money who never do shit, as opposed to people I know who have a little less money but go on vacation, own a ton of toys they use, and party like it's 1999 still

get your hands on this baby: Audi S4 convertible. $52.500,- 8000 miles.

klick the pic for details, looked it up on www.cars.com you should find something nice there

http://images.cars.com/main/DMI/26425/97115A.05.jpg

Bmw M3..

im with you Pete

Unfortunately the dealer is the one you have to deal with for service and warranty issues.

The guy in that video obviously has some issues of his own though. The dealer will probably be happy to lose him as a customer.