AMG - soon just another trim level?

[Oli]

I saw a CLS63 for sale for just north of £50k, new price with options was around £100k, 50% lost in 2 Years, that kind of depreciation makes a Range Rover look like a sound investment.
Not that I'm complaining though, I could never afford to buy one new, but feel a bit sorry for the people that do but then I suppose people that can afford it don't really care and enjoy the car.

 

[amdownes]

I saw a CLS63 for sale for just north of £50k, new price with options was around £100k, 50% lost in 2 Years, that kind of depreciation makes a Range Rover look like a sound investment.
Not that I'm complaining though, I could never afford to buy one new, but feel a bit sorry for the people that do but then I suppose people that can afford it don't really care and enjoy the car.

Agreed. Just looking at a CLS63 Shooting brake at the moment - delivery miles only. £25K off list price

 

[Oli]

Agreed. Just looking at a CLS63 Shooting brake at the moment - delivery miles only. £25K off list price

That's absolutely crazy, but a good deal for whoever picks it up.

 

[acej]

That's absolutely crazy, but a good deal for whoever picks it up.

When I bought my SL £40k+ off list with options for a six month car seemed to be the ball park.

 

[MarkP80]

Originally Posted by amdownes
Agreed. Just looking at a CLS63 Shooting brake at the moment - delivery miles only. £25K off list price
That's absolutely crazy, but a good deal for whoever picks it up.

It may be, but even if you look in the "Offers" section of the MB website, they're offering a £15k dealer deposit contribution (before you start haggling), so the actual depreciation isn't what it may initially seem.

Cheers,
MarkP