Hi Hackrs, I have been following the forum for quite a while, and have gotten a pretty decent lease last year from the help of this forum. Would love to hop into a 2019 GLC350e, and was wondering if there’s a more efficient way of locating retired Mercedes loaner vehicles, other than calling every…

I believe you can use cargurus.com and search under used vehicles. Obviously filter out private sales etc and then call to confirm

Most MB dealers will have a page for their service loaners, so check their website first.

Thanks for the link! This should help immensely!

[image] Mercedes-Benz - CPO Find a Mercedes-Benz in your area. Search for a certified pre-owned Mercedes near you. Filter for 2019 and newer models. Maximum 10,000 miles. Sort by price (low to high). Confirm if it’s a loaner by looking at the Carfax history (usua…

Thanks!! I was looking for this on the mb site, but couldn’t find it. Lots of good info given here!

Let me just say you guys on here are amazing. I was looking for this retired Mercedes loaner information on the Bmw website and I just couldn’t find it. Who would have known the Mercedes info would be on the Mercedes website :joy::wink:

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BoardWalkNJ August 23, 2019, 11:36am 4

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Hey guys, during my searching for some exec demo cars, came across an interesting way to potentially find an exec demo without having to contact every dealer. I haven’t seen it posted here yet, so apologies if I missed it somewhere. Anyways, it’s still kind of a pain, but far better than going back and forth with a sales guy 5-6 times. What I have been using is Carfax’s new used car search (https://www.carfax.com/cars-for-sale) I’ll put in the car I’m looking for (Audi A4), shorten the year t…

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