Mercedes-Benz Offers A-Class Fleet Incentive
Mercedes-Benz USA will offer a $500 corporate incentive for its 2019 A-Class sedan that's slated as a more affordable entry model for companies now offering the C-Class or CLA sedans to sales associates.
Mercedes-Benz will begin offering a corporate incentive for its new 2019 A-Class entry luxury sedan.
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Mercedes-Benz USA will offer a $500 corporate incentive for its 2019 A-Class sedan that's slated as a more affordable entry model for companies now offering the C-Class or CLA sedans to sales associates.
The automaker announced the incentive as part of its monthly update that also includes a new $500 incentive for companies who purchase the 2020 GLE large SUV.
Starting April 1, Mercedes-Benz announced it will continue to offer corporate incentives for 22 other vehicles, including six sedans and wagons; seven coupes; five SUVs; and six cabriolets and roadsters.
The 2019-model-year sedan incentives include $1,500 for the C-Class, E-Class, S-Class, or Mercedes-Maybach. Mercedes-Benz is offering $500 for its E-Class wagon.
The 2019 SUV incentives include $1,000 for the GLA, $2,000 for the GLC, $1,500 for the GLE, $2,500 for the GLS, and $500 for the G-Class.
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