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New 520LCi
- Thread starter JDA6649
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wt_know
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a. those who don't want cash back or current car loan has no outstanding can treat the $30K overtrade as $30K discount from list price, which is $170K - $30K = $140K (selling price)
b. those who want cash back and current loan has outstanding amount and don't want to fork out cash to settle existing loan, the $30K overtrade comes into play (ie: car trade in at $30K + $30K overtrade - $40K oustanding loan = $20K cash -> either channel this $$ to the new car or take cash)
if you don't take loan from PML, they will sell you the car price higher as they earn 'commission' from the loans
bglim;422437 said:
C3P0
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wt_know;422449 said:
Bro, if I have $25k loan from my existing car...-
1) I can choose to pay off my existing loan using my own cash, and take the $30k discount (meaning new car costs $140k); or
2) I can choose to take cash of $5k ($30k overtrade - $25k outstanding loan). New car will then cost $170k.
Is this correct?
This thread already going to 20 pages and will move on to 30 pages by end Apr I suspect....no one bought a single 520 yet?
I said before a few times..like it go buy it. Its not about hard earned money or force a discount etc etc..its about whether you feel that you deserve to get one after working so hard.
Hi folks,
I am new here and this is my second post (first being an intro).
I was at PML and interested in getting the 520. It started me wanting to consider the 320 and got deeper...:juggle:
Also I am considering the Merc C180. low overtrade hmm..:furious:
The 520 gives me a good overtrade for my current ride but not sure if it is a good buy. They are offering me the model with the old iDrive.
Some questions I have.
1. izit true it will have a complete model change in 2 yrs time?
2. if my intend is to keep it for 5 years, likely to top up a lot $?
3. what's the running cost. i.e: servicing interval and cost?
4. wearable parts like brake pad cost?
5. any potential issue with 520? or 320?
6. lastly what kinda of recommended price for this 2 cars?
apologies for many Qs
Group buying why not? I am keen
