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Flexcar Adds 2025 Mercedes-Benz Models to Luxury Fleet
Rapid growth is driving the company to round out its upscale lineup that now includes six major auto brands.

Flexcar’s business model is based on month-to-month flexible car leases with the ability to change cars or cancel anytime.
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Flexcar, a month-to-month flexible car lease service, is adding 250+ 2025 Mercedes-Benz models to its growing fleet, offering members access to a range of new luxury vehicles.
The 2025 Mercedes sedans and SUVs build on Flexcar’s luxury offerings, which include a lineup of BMWs, Cadillacs, Infinitis, Jaguars, and Genesis models.
Flexcar’s new Mercedes includes:
2025 Mercedes GLA 250: A compact SUV with turbocharged performance and advanced driver assistance features.
2025 Mercedes GLB 250: A versatile SUV with a flexible, advanced, and luxurious cabin for up to seven.
2025 Mercedes C300: A sedan featuring a panoramic roof and cutting-edge safety tech.
Flexcar’s business model is based on month-to-month flexible car leases with the ability to change cars or cancel anytime. Drivers can choose their car on the Flexcar website, mobile app, or in person at the Chestnut Hill Mall in Massachusetts, and drive it for as long as they’d like. The one monthly payment includes insurance, maintenance, and roadside assistance.
The company is expanding its luxury vehicle fleet during a period of rapid growth.
Recent milestones include:
An expanded vehicle portfolio with over 200 makes and models now available, including top picks like the Jeep Grand Cherokee, Nissan Altima, Volvo XC60, and Chevy Equinox.
Over 180 million miles driven by Flexcar members, including more than 35 million miles since Q4 2024 alone across East Coast markets.
“Our members get all the prestige and performance — without the multi-year debt, locked-in contracts, or dealership hassle,” said Ryan Quinlan, president and COO of Flexcar, in a June 18 news release. “They can live large, spend small, and swap into a different vehicle anytime their needs or tastes change.”
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