I seek it out. Since the corona virus hit, there were very little inventory on new ones. I looke3d around and to no avail. One dealer called me and said that she has a 2019 Metris with only under 400 miles that they use for customers to drive around the lot. I liked it because it fits my needs. I gave up a 2016 GMC Sierra Denali 1500 truck for it. I miss my big boy but no regrets.

Only two people in the world will fully understand the Metris: Europeans who are used to seeing them and Americans who were in love with their Chevy Astro. And that's the appeal of the Metris. A great gap filler between a light weight Asian built model and a massive Sprinter. I purchased a 2018 passenger version that had been returned to the dealer with 15 miles on the clock from a fleet company that folded, essentially a new vehicle at a substantial discount, sight unseen and had it shipped to me. It's used half for business and half for grocery getting. After a few exterior trim options added to the black body, I now have seasoned Benz owners cocking their heads in bewilderment (what the heck is that?). The big chrome star gives them a hint. A little shy on creature comforts but it gets the done. I downsized from a Ford E250 but lost very little in horsepower and towing. Not to mention gaining MPG's and driveway space. Again, If you are one who is concerned with function and loved the old Astro vans, this one is for you. Footnote: My step daughter just ordered one too.

Very solid , quiet and comfortable. If u don’t need to haul heavy loads get the comfort suspension. Would have alleviated the previous reviewers issue. Made our passenger model into a camper and gets 25 mpg on the highway- or more! We like the factory interior and windows. Well worth the money and the seats can be put back in to carry passengers if needed. They are heavy but just snap in to floor channels.