Choose from 23 Mercedes-Benz ranges
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A Class
from £393.68 p/m
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AMG GT
from £2,425.06 p/m
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B Class
from £582.43 p/m
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C Class
from £465.76 p/m
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CLA
from £350.48 p/m
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Cle
from £678.66 p/m
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E Class
from £693.34 p/m
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EQA
from £357.02 p/m
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EQB
from £378.79 p/m
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EQE
from £792.12 p/m
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EQS
from £1,093.76 p/m
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EQV
from £1,414.24 p/m
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G Class
from £1,733.42 p/m
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GLA
from £488.67 p/m
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Glb
from £564.39 p/m
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GLC
from £641.28 p/m
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GLC Coupe
from £764.68 p/m
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GLE
from £953.64 p/m
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GLE Coupe
from £976.04 p/m
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GLS
from £1,600.18 p/m
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S Class
from £1,456.30 p/m
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SL Class
from £1,730.22 p/m
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V Class
from £965.48 p/m
Mercedez-Benz lease FAQs
Why should you lease a Mercedes?
If you’re after a classy lease vehicle, then Mercedes should be top of your list. Renowned for its exceptional quality, the brand has grown significantly in recent years offering everything from small hatchbacks city life to Porsche-rivalling EVs. Whatever you’re looking for, there’ll be something in the Mercedes line-up that’ll suit your lifestyle.
What are the most popular Mercedes models to lease?
The staple range of A Class and C Class models still prove to be the most popular thanks to their enticing price point. They’re both available in various forms too, with a plethora of drivetrains offering something for everyone. Mercedes’ SUVs such as the Q3 and Q5 are also exceptionally popular, while its electrified EQ models continue to climb the charts when it comes to premium EVs.
What Mercedes trim levels can I choose from?
Audi trim levels include SE, Sport and AMG Line. Go for the latter if you want a sportier look, larger alloy wheels and a lowered suspension. But for the most part, whichever trim you opt for you’ll be getting a premium, well-specified car. There are also various packs you can add to each trim level if you desire something extra.
How much does a Mercedes lease cost?
Despite its premium position in the market, leasing Mercedes is an extremely cost-effective way of driving one. Models such as the A Class and C Class offer comparable monthly prices to models from Ford, Peugeot and Vauxhall. While its larger SUVs and EVs are more expensive, they are similarly priced to their key rivals too.
Are there any Mercedes rivals I should consider?
The obvious Mercedes alternatives come from other German brands such as Audi and BMW. Mercedes models can sometimes feel more luxurious, while BMWs offer a more engaging driving experience. If you want something in between these two, then Audi remains another alternative.