New EQS price
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Hi,
I was in a big Mercedes showroom in Abu Dhabi - helping a friend purchase a replacement for his Porsche Cayenne that was totaled in the big Dubai flood earlier this year.
They were giving very generous discounts on the range of Mercedes EVs - including the EQS.
Looking at the low sales numbers that Mercedes are achieving with their current EV range - I think you stand an excellent chance of negotiating a handsome discount on an EQS!
Cheers
Steve
I was in a big Mercedes showroom in Abu Dhabi - helping a friend purchase a replacement for his Porsche Cayenne that was totaled in the big Dubai flood earlier this year.
They were giving very generous discounts on the range of Mercedes EVs - including the EQS.
Looking at the low sales numbers that Mercedes are achieving with their current EV range - I think you stand an excellent chance of negotiating a handsome discount on an EQS!
Cheers
Steve
In the Uk I got 10k off form RRp with 0 percent intrrrst 0 percent apr and 0 percent apr.
The finance deal leaves it looking very competitive compared to every other option even leasing
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You’d probably get the same sort of discount as you would in this thread.
Expensive luxury new cars typically lose a large amount of value in the first 3 years - 50% off doesn’t surprise me comparing RRP/list price to trade in value.
They’ve benefited from having the car new, in the spec they wanted, with full warranty for the first 3 years, no MOTs, brand new tyres/brakes etc and very little to do service wise
Only exceptional cars don’t lose much money, or unless you buy used, or when the market is behaving unusually (eg supply/demand after COVID)
You pay your money and take your choice.
I think I’d look out for competitive lease offers if you’re...
