What’s my Mercedes-Benz worth?

Used Mercedes-Benz at UK specialist dealers are asking from £4,750 to £4,250,000, with a median of £75,000 today (591 for sale). Year matters most: a 2026 asks a median of £213,500, a 2016 £35,490.

These are asking prices, not what cars sell for or what a dealer would pay you. Buyers usually negotiate, and a dealer buying your car offers less than it would ask, to cover preparation, a warranty and its margin.

As of 13 November 2026, from every Mercedes-Benz for sale at the UK’s specialist dealers, which Vertar reads each day. Find your year below, then your mileage.

Asking prices by year

YearFor saleLowestMedianHighest
202635£59k£214k£325k
202524£32k£195k£570k
202434£35k£115k£340k
202357£28k£82k£420k
202227£26k£69k£155k
202126£30k£73k£450k
202022£19k£68k£396k
201945£18k£60k£250k
201820£23k£65k£150k
201716£22k£41k£85k
20167£17k£35k£65k
20158£17k£36k£60k
201412£12k£27k£62k
20139£20k£38k£475k
20126£20k£25k£360k
201110£12k£170k£650k
20103£35k£250k£3.50m
20096£10k£27k£800k
20082£14k£14k£67k
20074£22k£35k£250k
20061£490k£490k£490k
20052£12k£12k£25k
20047£20k£70k£400k
20034£8k£23k£37k
20022£30k£30k£55k
20012£45k£45k£55k
19992£20k£20k£36k
19961£30k£30k£30k
19953£8k£12k£37k
19942£17k£17k£60k
19933£13k£25k£100k
19921£11k£11k£11k
19914£8k£33k£80k
19903£30k£33k£79k
19898£35k£58k£100k
19889£35k£54k£85k
19878£24k£45k£100k
19866£22k£66k£85k
19853£33k£40k£43k
19845£16k£39k£50k
19837£27k£38k£60k
19811£35k£35k£35k
19803£25k£39k£55k
19781£45k£45k£45k
19741£5k£5k£5k
19721£20k£20k£20k
197110£70k£110k£189k
197010£120k£195k£295k
196914£90k£140k£270k
19687£100k£140k£270k
19673£80k£100k£265k
19664£67k£120k£170k
19654£115k£160k£255k
19645£40k£125k£169k
19624£89k£90k£185k
19618£56k£146k£1.30m
19603£150k£180k£285k
19591£105k£105k£105k
19581£75k£75k£75k
19561£100k£100k£100k
19421£4.25m£4.25m£4.25m
19391£460k£460k£460k
19382£18k£18k£2.80m
19351£90k£90k£90k

Asking prices by mileage

All years together, so a band’s figure also reflects the ages of the cars in it.

MileageFor saleLowestMedianHighest
Under 5,000 miles69£35k£215k£3.50m
5,000 to 15,00071£32k£125k£800k
15,000 to 30,000116£20k£62k£400k
30,000 to 60,000171£12k£50k£327k
60,000 and over82£5k£39k£275k

By model

ModelYearsFor saleAsking
G-Class2004–2026126£60k to £570k
SL1959–202689£8k to £270k
C-Class2004–202540£19k to £86k
AMG GT2015–202531£50k to £450k
A-Class2014–202621£15k to £50k
GLC2016–202521£25k to £70k
280 SL1968–198420£16k to £270k
280SL1968–198418£30k to £295k
E-Class1992–202317£11k to £100k
S-Class1993–202616£35k to £245k
GLE2017–202515£44k to £175k
300 SL1960–199312£13k to £79k
190 SL1953–196211£75k to £185k
SLS AMG2010–201411£140k to £650k
300SL1957–198910£39k to £1.30m
CLA2014–20268£17k to £59k
GLS2023–20268£77k to £230k
SLR2004–20108£400k to £3.50m
SLK2007–20157£12k to £36k
190SL1955–19626£125k to £285k
GT2017–20266£61k to £165k
230SL1964–19675£100k to £250k
CL2004–20145£12k to £40k
220 SEB1961–19654£40k to £90k
230 SL1964–19664£67k to £255k
280SE1970–19714£80k to £275k
500SL1985–19884£33k to £85k
GLA2015–20244£17k to £36k
SLC1972–20184£5k to £35k
500 SL1983–19863£50k to £66k
170 S19502
190E1990–19912£33k to £80k
220S1956–19592£100k
300 SE19652
300SEL1971–19722£70k to £75k
560 SEC1987–19902£45k
CLE2024–20262£57k to £73k
EQS20232£58k to £68k
Maybach GLS2022–20242£130k to £150k
Maybach S-Class2019–20262£200k to £250k
170V19381£18k
20019351
220SEb19661£170k
2301935–19911£90k
230 CE19851£40k
250 SL19681£100k
250SE19661£150k
280 SE1970–19711£275k
29019321
300 SEL19691£120k
300 SEL 6.319691£90k
32019391£460k
380 SL19831£38k
380SL1980–19851£25k
420 SL19881£60k
450 SEL 6.919761
450 SLC19801£39k
450SEL19781£45k
450SL19801£55k
450SLC19861£35k
500K19351
540K19381£2.80m
60019701
680 S19271
770K19421£4.25m
C11119711£83k
CL60019971
CLK2005–20081£12k
CLS2012–20131£20k
GLB20231£37k
M Class20141£23k
Maybach SL20261£235k
S12319841£40k

How quickly they sell

A Mercedes-Benz at a UK specialist sells in a median 31 days, of 56 sold in the last six months. 10% of Mercedes-Benz for sale at UK specialists have had a price cut, of 505. The average price cut on a Mercedes-Benz still for sale at a UK specialist is 4%, of 50 cut.

A car priced near the median for its year and mileage sells sooner; one priced well above usually waits, then has its price cut.

Recently sold

The last asking price of each, and how long it took to sell.

Selling yours?

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Questions

How much is my Mercedes-Benz worth?

Used Mercedes-Benz at UK specialist dealers are asking from £4,750 to £4,250,000, with a median of £75,000 today (591 for sale). Year matters most: a 2026 asks a median of £213,500, a 2016 £35,490. These are asking prices, not what cars sell for or what a dealer would pay you. Buyers usually negotiate, and a dealer buying your car offers less than it would ask, to cover preparation, a warranty and its margin.

How quickly do Mercedes-Benz sell?

A Mercedes-Benz at a UK specialist sells in a median 31 days, of 56 sold in the last six months. 10% of Mercedes-Benz for sale at UK specialists have had a price cut, of 505. The average price cut on a Mercedes-Benz still for sale at a UK specialist is 4%, of 50 cut.

Where can I sell my Mercedes-Benz?

To a specialist dealer (quickest, at a trade price), as a part-exchange, on sale or return through a specialist, through an online car-buying service, at auction, or privately through a classified advert. Our guide to selling compares them.