Former Loaner Mercedes-Benz Vehicles for Sale | Gilbert, AZ
When a customer’s car is in for service, we hand them a Mercedes-Benz to drive. Those loaner vehicles are current-model-year cars we own, maintained by us on schedule, driven for short local trips. After a period in service, we retire them and sell them.
The result is a car with very low miles, a complete service history we performed ourselves, and remaining factory warranty priced below a comparable new one.
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Why they are often the best value on the lot
Miles are low and easy. Loaners accumulate short East Valley trips, not highway hauls or track days.
We know the entire history. We owned it, serviced it, and have every record. There is no guessing about the previous owner, because we were the previous owner.
Warranty carries over. Factory warranty runs from the original in-service date, so a recently retired loaner has most of it left.
Same specification as new. These are current-model-year cars in normal configurations.
The honest trade-offs
Multiple drivers. A loaner has been driven by several people. They are inspected and reconditioned before sale, but it is not a car one careful owner drove.
You take what exists. You cannot order the color and options; you pick from what has come out of the fleet.
Miles are not zero. Typically a few thousand. If a literal zero on the odometer matters to you, buy new that is a fair preference.
How many miles do former loaners usually have?
Every loaner vehicle will vary, typically they will have between 2,000 and under 9,000 miles.
Are former loaners certified?
Many qualify for Certified Pre-Owned. See CPO warranty details.
Can I trade in my current vehicle?
Yes. Value your trade online before you visit.
How often does loaner inventory change?
Continuously, as vehicles rotate out of service. If nothing fits today, check back or tell us what you want and we will call when it appears.
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