Corporate Mercedes-Benz C-Class Sedans Eligible for 2.99% APR
Mercedes-Benz is offering a 2.99% annual percentage rate of charge for qualified corporate purchasers of its 2019 C-Class sedan in March for financing terms from 24 months to 72 months, the automaker has announced.

Mercedes-Benz USA is offering a financing deal for corporate buyers of its C-Class sedan in March.
Photo courtesy of MBUSA.
Mercedes-Benz is offering a 2.99% annual percentage rate of charge for qualified corporate purchasers of its 2019 C-Class sedan in March for financing terms from 24 months to 72 months, the automaker has announced. The entry luxury sedan also carries a $2,250 fleet incentive.
The rate, which is offered through Mercedes-Benz Financial Services, is available for executive drivers on 2018 and 2019 model-year C-Class sedans. The dealer-based offer isn't available for leases or balloon contracts. The buyer must take delivery of the vehicle by April 1.
Specific terms per $1,000 financed include 2.99% APR for 24 months at $42.98 per month; 36 months at $29.08 per month; 48 months at $22.13 per month; 60 months at $17.96 per month; and 72 months at $15.19 per month.
Mercedes-Benz has also extended several of its corporate incentives from February, including $1,500 for its E-Class sedan; $1,500 for its S-Class sedan; and $1,000 for its CLA Coupe sedan. Incentives for its SUVs include $1,000 for its GLA; $1,500 for its GLC; $1,500 for its GLE; and $2,500 for its GLS.
The incentives, which are available through the Mercedes-Benz corporate sales program, are valid through March 31. The company is offering incentives on 22 of its cars and SUV, as well as incentives on its Sprinter and Metris vans.
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