Sam's Club Member? You Can Save Up to $15,500 on Mercedes-AMG Models
We decided to take a look at various member-only store car incentives after noticing Costco was offering a $3000 discount on Corvettes, and, well, Sam's Club came through. A 2025 Mercedes-AMG C63 S E Performance has a $3000 discount on it, just like the 'Vette does at Costco, and the plug-in hybrid C isn't alone. An AMG CLA45 is $2500 cheaper at Sam's Club; same goes for the AMG CLE53 Coupe.
Here's where the really big discounts come in for Mercedes-AMG products: EVs. You can get a whopping $15,500 off the 2025 Mercedes-AMG EQS Sedan. The AMG EQE Sedan offers up to $10,500 off, and its AMG EQE SUV counterpart has at a slightly lower discount of $8500.
Unfortunately, gas-powered AMG SUVs aren't discounted whatsoever, so vehicles like the AMG GLE63 S or GLS63 are full price. Even the four-cylinder PHEV GLC63 S E Performance doesn't have an incentive. You can at least score a $2500 discount on the little GLA35 and GLB35. For anyone hoping to get into a Maybach at a lesser price, we're also sad to report none of those models are offering any incentives.
You can check out the full lineup of discounts at Sam's Club here. There are far more non-AMG models offering discounts, and we'll point out that being a Sam's Club member is not the only way to access these savings; AAA is offering virtually identical incentives on all the above Mercedes products to its members. The only stipulation for Sam's Club and AAA is that you must have been a member for at least 60 days, and the incentive program ends on March 31 this year. And lastly, these incentives apply only to folks buying cars, not leasing them.
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