Mercedes-Benz Lease Deals

It depends on the model, trim, term and yearly mileage, plus the money factor and residual value set by the lender, which usually change each month. An SUV like the GLE or GLS usually costs more to lease than a C-Class or GLA, and your state's taxes and fees are added on top. Each deal above shows its monthly payment and amount due at signing.

A GLC payment depends on the trim, term, mileage and how much you put down. When we have GLC deals, they're listed above with the payment, due at signing, term and mileage. Don't see the version you want? Request a quote and we'll price it for you.

The GLC is the most searched Mercedes-Benz lease, ahead of the S-Class and GLE. The lineup runs from the compact CLA and GLA up to the three-row GLS.

Leases are usually written on new cars. Demo and loaner Mercedes-Benz models, which are new cars with some miles from dealer use, can often be leased for less. When we have them, you'll find them on our Demo & Loaner Deals page.

Your payment covers the car's expected loss in value during the lease plus a finance charge, with taxes and fees added. At the end you can return it, buy it for its residual value, or move into a new Mercedes-Benz.

Leasing suits drivers who want a lower payment and a new model every few years, usually while the car is under factory warranty. Buying can work out better if you drive high miles or plan to keep the car long term.

Our team negotiates each deal with the dealer before it goes live, so you start from a pre-negotiated price with transparent terms and no haggling. Requesting a deal comes with no obligation.