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Mercedes-Benz Offers 2019 Fleet Incentives
Mercedes-Benz USA has increased fleet incentives for most 2019 models, and has announced incentives for its van lineup. Most of the incentives are offered through the company's Corporate Sales Program.

Mercedes-Benz is increasing most of its corporate fleet incentives for 2019 models, including the GLC (shown).
Photo courtesy of Mercedes-Benz.
Mercedes-Benz USA has increased fleet incentives for most 2019 models, and has announced incentives for its van lineup. Most of the incentives are offered through the company's Corporate Sales Program, according to Rob Teitelbaum, department manager of fleet operations.
For its sedans and wagons, Mercedes-Benz will offer $1,250 for the C-Class sedan; $1,000 for the E-Class sedan; $500 for the E-Class wagon; and $500 for the S-Class sedan.
For its SUVs, Mercedes-Benz will offer $750 for the GLA; $1,000 for the GLC; $1,000 for the GLE; and $500 for its GLS.
For its coupes, Mercedes-Benz will offer $750 for the CLA, $1,000 for the C-Class coupe, $500 for the GLC coupe, and $500 for the E-Class coupe. For its roadsters and convertibles, Mercedes-Benz will offer $1,000 for the SLC, $1,000 for the SL, $1,000 for the C-Class cabriolet, and $500 for the E-Class cabriolet.
These incentives are valid through Oct. 31. The company updates its incentives every month.
Mercedes-Benz hasn't announced incentives for the GLE coupe, CLS coupe, S-Class coupe, S-Class cabriolet, and G-Class SUV.
Mercedes-Benz USA has also announced incentives for its van models, including $1,500 for the Metris cargo van and $2,000 for the Metris passenger van. The Sprinter cargo, crew, and passenger vans carry an incentive of $1,500, while the cab chassis Sprinter carries a $1,000 incentive.
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