The Gas Engine is Here

A gas engine Mercedes-Benz Sprinter - it's here and ready to work for you and your business. Starting at $33,790, we've got this and so much more.

Gas Engine Sprinters Help Your Operation Run
Power, performance, efficiency. When you choose a gas engine, you know Mercedes-Benz will help you move your business ahead.

Take a look at all the benefits gas-powered engines can add to your operation. Gas engines are a solid choice for any business and its bottom line.

Strength Meets Speed
Gas engines are great when it comes to horsepower, resulting in high speeds and fast acceleration.

City Efficient
Gas engines run efficiently in stop and go traffic, and warm up fast, so they're ready to run on short notice.

Easy Maintenance
When engine parts wear out over time, replacements are inexpensive, fast, and easy to find. Plus, engine oil, coolant, and spark plugs are durable and long-lasting.

For more information on the line-up of Mercedes-Benz Sprinter vans, please call us at (786) 231-1362.

Video: Behind the Wheel of the Mercedes-Benz GLB

The first-ever GLB has more than enough room for the big personalities of the Stauffer family and plenty of attitude to match.

Has any SUV ever fit so much into such a compact package? Accommodating, with seating for up to seven. Rugged in all the right places, with looks to match. So intelligent it can carry on a conversation, and carry out your wishes. And all priced to please.

Digital cockpit: Within reach, within reason
Standard dual 7-inch or available 10.25-in high-resolution screens present reconfigurable instruments and multimedia visuals with vivid clarity. The central display is a touchscreen, so it's easy to access features, change settings and customize themes.

Multicolor ambience: A hue for every you
Suit your state of mind, or create a new atmosphere in the GLB cabin, whenever the mood strikes. Available 64-color LED ambient lighting includes multi-hue motifs, as well as dynamic themes that cycle through colors at a soothing pace.

Timeless appointments: Modern furnishings, finely finished
Supportive seats are appointed in a spectrum of upholstery options. Stylish dash and door trim include two options in natural-grain woods. Aluminum accents in the dash and doors evoke the grab bars of the iconic G-Class.

Tell it, touch it, point to it: Your GLB can hear you, and show you the way
Say "Hey, Mercedes, I'm chilly" or "I need a coffee," and MBUX listens. You can adjust many cabin features or the available MB Navigation, by speaking naturally. Options include live video with graphic overlays of your next turn, and in-cabin gesture controls. Touchpads on the steering wheel and console let you access the in-dash screens.

To schedule a demonstration of the many exciting new features of the GLB, please give us a call at (786) 231-1362 or to shop our online inventory, please click here

5 Reasons for Squeaky Brakes

Good working brakes are essential for safe driving. Learn how to tell what may be causing squealing brakes to help you find out if you need to take immediate action or can get away with delaying a trip to our service department.

New Brakes

New brakes squeak, so if you have just purchased a new car or had brake pads replaced, you may notice squealing noises. While it can be unsettling, squeaky new brakes usually don't mean there's a problem. The sound happens as the new brake pads press against the rotor. You can relax and expect the noise to lessen as the brake pads wear in.

In some cases, you might think your new brake pads are squealing when it's actually the other set of brake pads. Remember, cars have front and rear brakes. If you hear noises after getting new brakes on the front or rear, the sounds could indicate the second set of brake pads is ready for replacement, too.

Wet Brakes

Weather, such as damp weather, rain, and cold, can cause brakes to squeal. If you only notice brake sounds in inclement weather, this could be the cause. This tends to happen because of the type of brake pad used and is most common with compact cars. In this scenario, do your best to ignore the noise, because your car is still safe to drive.

Groaning Sound From Brakes

If you don't drive your car often, the brakes can make a groaning sound when you first start to drive. This happens because corrosion builds up on the brakes as your car sits. Once you start to drive, the corrosion burns off, and soon your car sounds normal. If groaning or grinding sounds don't go away after a few minutes, consider getting your brakes checked for peace of mind.

Loud Squealing Sounds

If your brakes make loud squealing noises each time you press the pedal, it's a warning sign you need new brakes. The loud squeals are a built-in safety function to let you know your brakes are at the end of their natural life. The sooner you change your brake pads, the lower the risk of damage to other components of the brake system. If you delay, you could wind up paying for new brake calipers, too. Worse, you could experience total brake failure.

Brakes Squeak When Stopping

As brake pads age, they are less effective. When it seems like you need more time or distance to come to a complete stop, or when you hear a persistent squeak when you press the pedals, your brake pads are ready for replacement. Other indicators that it's time for new brake pads are a shaking steering wheel, the car pulling to the side as you stop, or pulsing sensations from the brake.

While these are the major causes of squeaky brakes, there are so many factors it would be impossible to list them. If you aren't sure what's making your brakes squeal, your best bet is always to go to schedule a service appointment so we can troubleshoot the issue.

Before your appointment, take notes about the sound your brakes make, when it occurs, and any other clues you think might be relevant. This will help the us identify the problem quickly, which can lower your bill.

By listening for noises and servicing brakes when they need it, you will save money, stay safe, and keep your car in good shape. Your brakes are one of the most important systems in your car, which means this is one area where you can never delay needed maintenance.

If you have questions or need to schedule a service appointment, you may reach us at (786) 231-1362 or to schedule an appointment online, please click here.