Mercedes-Benz
Unlike any other.
First Mercedes-Benz Dealership in the United States
Donald Rasmussen Sr. founded Don Rasmussen Company in March of 1950 and has been proudly serving the Portland area ever since. On May 10, 1957, Mr. Rasmussen set a precedent in the American automotive world when he established the first Mercedes-Benz dealership in the United States. To keep up with Portland's growing market, in January 2000, we opened a second Mercedes-Benz dealership in Wilsonville.
We remain a family-owned and operated business, committed to providing personal service to each and every one of our clients; which is why when you call us, you get one of us - not a computer. Our friendly and knowledgeable staff makes customer satisfaction their highest priority.
Mercedes-Benz of Portland and Wilsonville maintain the largest selection of new Mercedes-Benz vehicles in Oregon. Our combined inventory allows us to offer a large variety of cars and SUV's. With all our vehicles detailed to perfection and fueled at delivery, you can drive yours home today!
Our large selection of Pre-Owned vehicles are displayed in our Portland and Wilsonville indoor showrooms. All vehicles go through an extensive mechnical inspection and reconditioning process for quality and safety.
Quality. Service. Experience. You'll appreciate leaving your vehicle in the trusted hands of our service team. With our competitive prices and ease of the appointment, you'll find no better place to service your Mercedes-Benz.
Our parts departments carry over a million dollars in inventory to ensure that there is no delay in getting you back on the road. Your parts and tire questions will be answered by our factory-trained parts advisors.
The Mercedes-Benz ESF concept car has every imaginable safety feature, and some you never thought of. Based on the S400 hybrid full-size luxury car, is a platform for the German automaker to display its most advanced ideas in safety. Read the article at CNN.com to see innovations that could protect you in your car in the years to come. The safest car ever? - http://money.cnn.com
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