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Description *Mercedes-Benz of Ontario does not reserve, or hold advertised vehicles, all are subject to prior sale on a first come first serve basis. Customer must take delivery of the vehicle and execute all California required documentation at Mercedes-Benz of Ontario. We reserve the right to revise price, equipment, mileage, and certification status as a result of changing market conditions, manufacturer/distributor notices including recall notices, or errors. All vehicle pricing expires upon close of business the same day. The stock images shown are for illustration purposes only and are not an exact representation of the actual vehicle. Burmester is a registered trademark of Burmester Audiosysteme GmbH, Berlin, Germany. Bluetooth is a registered mark of Bluetooth SIG, Inc. HEATED FRONT SEATS 64-COLOR INTERIOR AMBIENT LIGHTING PREMIUM PACKAGE LITE Mercedes-Benz of Ontario presents this Digital White Metallic 2022 Mercedes-Benz GLB 250. This Mercedes-Benz has 41,080 miles. Live out of the area? Contact us to discuss convenient delivery options. (909) 906-9936 CONDITION:We offer a carefully curated selection of high-quality vehicles, competitively priced to deliver exceptional value. This vehicle has been meticulously inspected and reconditioned by factory trained technicians. Investing in state-of-the-art facilities, tools and training, our technicians go above and beyond the expectations of your pre-owned vehicle purchase.BENEFITS:There are many benefits to becoming a Fletcher Jones Owner. Complimentary services include Mercedes-Benz courtesy vehicles for extended repairs, complimentary pick up and delivery, multi point vehicle inspections and much more.ABOUT US:Mercedes-Benz of Ontario is located at 3787 East Guasti Road, in beautiful Ontario, California. As an authorized Mercedes-Benz dealer, we offer one of the largest new and pre-owned inventories in Southern California. We likely have the vehicle you’ve been searching for, or contact us to find an exact configuration.

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