Mercedes-Benz Lease Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Leasing a Mercedes-Benz car is a great way to get behind the wheel of a brand-new model with less commitment and lower monthly payments than buying outright. If you’re considering taking on a Mercedes-Benz lease here at Mercedes-Benz of Los Angeles, you likely have a few questions. Our team of friendly Mercedes-Benz dealers has put together a handy FAQ regarding Mercedes-Benz leases.

How Does a Mercedes-Benz Lease Work?

When you take on a Mercedes-Benz lease, you are allowed to drive a new Mercedes-Benz model for a fixed amount of time, usually 24 to 48 months. You can think of Mercedes-Benz leases as being similar to long-term car rentals, where you pay a monthly fee to use the car. At the end of a lease, you have a few different options regarding your next steps.

What Happens at the End of a Mercedes-Benz Lease?

When your Mercedes-Benz lease period comes to an end, you can choose to purchase the leased car outright from our dealership. Another option is to return the leased car and start a lease on a new Mercedes-Benz model. Finally, if neither option interests you, opt to return the car and walk away.

What are Mileage Restrictions?

Mercedes-Benz leases typically come with mileage restrictions, which are set in the lease agreement. These restrictions can be negotiated and can range from 10,000 to 15,000 miles per year. If you exceed the yearly mileage limit, you will pay a penalty for every mile that you exceed the limit.

What are the Advantages of Leasing?

The advantages of leasing a Mercedes-Benz car instead of buying one include:

• Lower monthly payments
• Ability to drive the newest Mercedes-Benz models when they are released
• Less commitment

Start Your Mercedes-Benz Lease Today in Los Angeles, CA

Now that you understand a bit more about Mercedes-Benz leases, stop by Mercedes-Benz of Los Angeles to get the ball rolling on your new lease. Our experts are ready to match you with the perfect terms — and perfect luxury vehicle — to match your needs!