[DocL]

Originally Posted by 383vett

I've taken a loner out to the dragstrip. Didn't hurt it a bit. Most of my cars have been down the 1320.

I know people who put in a wet nitrous kit on rental cars. It's really simple and unless you know what to look for, you'd never know it was once there.

Fun times.

[G FLICK]

It can’t be any worse than a lease return. Probably a whole lot better.

[MisterF80M3]

Petal to the metal for every loaner car I get

[Germanauto]

My brother recently leased a Mercedes C300 demo car. It had like 4500 miles on it. With $0 down he got it for $300/mo x24 months...absolute steal.

Meanwhile there's chumps driving around Camrys and Accords.

[SteveinArizona]

Originally Posted by MisterF80M3

Petal to the metal for every loaner car I get

Flower power?

[BMWCCA1]

Originally Posted by Germanauto

My brother recently leased a Mercedes C300 demo car. It had like 4500 miles on it. With $0 down he got it for $300/mo x24 months...absolute steal.

Not saying I don't believe you, but I'd like to see that lease agreement!

At $300/month for 24-months even at a zero money factor, they'd have to be figuring depreciation of only $7,200 over two years. Even at only 30% depreciation, that means the car would have had an MSRP of $24,000?

Current M-B lease offers on a C300 for 36-mos with about $4,230 plus taxes and tags due at signing comes to $449. He got a great deal.

[Germanauto]

Originally Posted by BMWCCA1

Not saying I don't believe you, but I'd like to see that lease agreement!

At $300/month for 24-months even at a zero money factor, they'd have to be figuring depreciation of only $7,200 over two years. Even at only 30% depreciation, that means the car would have had an MSRP of $24,000?

Current M-B lease offers on a C300 for 36-mos with about $4,230 plus taxes and tags due at signing comes to $449. He got a great deal.

Yeah good point. I wasn't there with him when the papers were signed. I forgot to mention the agreement was only for 7500 miles/yr and was around May when Covid was really bad. I wouldn't be surprised if auto sales tanking at the time played a factor in the aggressive deal.