2025 Mercedes-Benz GLC 300: Key Changes & Lease Deal Comparison with 2024 GLC

[@teojoelhernandez7118]

I m still interested with this beautiful Mercedes.

[@gerrieshapiro2147]

I have a question. For the trim when they call it wood is it real wood ? It's pretty flat in color unless you get the glossy trim

[@Cars_with_Vlad]

@@gerrieshapiro2147 it’s actual wood

[@blessed4164]

Why would anyone rent a car paying $35K for 36 months be responsible for maintenance then turn it in after 3 years an also be penalized for going over 30K miles? Unless you're writing it off as a business expense buying it would make more sense IMHO.

[@Cars_with_Vlad]

@@blessed4164 sounds like the lease is not something that works for you

[@blessed4164]

@@Cars_with_Vlad You mean rentals, i usually finance and pay off my vehicles in 36 months drive it for another 2 years note free and invest the same note for the next 2 years and do over. Most people just rent their cars (Luxury) for $800+ a month every 36 months and they just throw money away to impress people they dont know. To each their own.

[@Cars_with_Vlad]

@@blessed4164 this strategy is good but not for every car. Try doing that with new s class every 5 years. You will lose a lot of money b ‘cause it depreciate fast vs waiting for a good time to get a steal lease deal. I remember there was a time you could lease a class for 800 for 13 months.

[@CarsandTechInfo]

Mercedes offers a prepaid maintenance plan so that's also an option if you don't want to worry about that during the lease term. But it should be included with what they charge for it

[@blessed4164]

@@Cars_with_Vlad Who actually loses? The guy who rented and maintained that S-Class for 3 years then turns it in with nothing to show or me who sells it in 5 years?

[@LanceHoward-u1b]

On a lease never never put any money down and take all the fees and taxes and put it in the payment because of the extreme depreciation, just driving the car off the lot if that car gets total stolen, especially in the beginning the first couple of months you are out your down payment you are out all the taxes and fees. The only thing I would get is gap insurance if you need to put money down and pay the taxes and fees upfront to afford the car, this is not the right car for you now financing completely different story when you put money down on a car leasing that is going straight into the pocket of the dealership

[@waoola3113]

Am interested Where are you located? Can it be shipped to New York? Thanks

[@Cars_with_Vlad]

@@waoola3113 yes, feel free to call me

[@waoola3113]

Can you share number

[@Satyamadhukiran]

I am interested, can you share your contact for dealer discount details