Natick, Massachusetts has seen a significant shift in its automotive landscape as Mercedes-Benz of Natick has officially relocated to Boston Post Road in Sudbury. The dealership, formerly located on Rte. 27 in Natick, completed its move on August 4th, marking a new chapter for the luxury car brand in the MetroWest area. This relocation leaves a notable vacancy in Natick and raises questions about the future of the former dealership site.
For Mercedes-Benz customers in and around Natick, this move means a change of location for sales, service, and parts. The new state-of-the-art facility in Sudbury promises an enhanced customer experience, potentially offering a larger showroom, expanded service bays, and updated amenities. While the dealership has not yet released an official statement regarding the reasons for the move, such relocations for luxury brands often point towards a desire for larger, more modern facilities to better serve their clientele and showcase their expanding vehicle lineups.
Alt text: Mercedes-Benz dealership in Natick, Massachusetts, previously located on Rte. 27, now moved to Sudbury, featuring a sign about buying used cars.
The departure of Mercedes-Benz is a noteworthy change for Natick’s business community. The Rte. 27 corridor is a busy commercial area, and the Mercedes-Benz dealership has been a fixture there for a significant period. The question now turns to what type of business will occupy this prominent space and how it will impact the local economy. We have reached out to representatives from the dealership for comments on both the reasons for the move and plans for the Natick property but have yet to receive a response. We will update with further details as they become available.
In other Natick business news, ReLeaf Natick, the town’s second recreational cannabis dispensary, has opened its doors at 291 Worcester St., in the space formerly occupied by Papa Gino’s. This new establishment joins Redi dispensary and expands the options for cannabis products in Natick, offering a variety of items from flowers and edibles to CBD and accessories. Meanwhile, Vivilicious Chocolates is taking over the storefront at 13 South Main St., previously occupied by Maine Girl Cupcakes. Vivilicious Chocolates, run by Viviane Gontijo, is expected to offer its chocolate creations in the revamped space.
Alt text: ReLeaf Natick cannabis dispensary exterior, a new recreational cannabis shop located on Worcester Street in Natick, Massachusetts.
These business updates reflect the dynamic nature of Natick’s commercial environment. The relocation of Mercedes-Benz to Sudbury is a significant event, while the opening of ReLeaf Natick and the expansion of Vivilicious Chocolates demonstrate the ongoing evolution of Natick’s retail landscape. Stay tuned for further updates on these and other business developments in Natick.
