What’s my Mercedes-Benz SL worth?

Used Mercedes-Benz SL at UK specialist dealers are asking from £7,995 to £269,995, with a median of £44,995 today (89 for sale).

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 SL 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
20261£83k£83k£83k
20244£83k£87k£105k
20234£60k£82k£93k
20222£62k£62k£75k
20192£42k£42k£50k
20182£37k£37k£65k
20174£35k£48k£60k
20152£27k£27k£49k
20143£18k£30k£42k
20133£20k£25k£38k
20121£20k£20k£20k
20101£35k£35k£35k
20092£10k£10k£35k
20081£67k£67k£67k
20072£35k£35k£68k
20051£25k£25k£25k
20044£70k£70k£80k
20034£8k£23k£37k
20022£30k£30k£55k
20012£45k£45k£55k
19992£20k£20k£36k
19961£30k£30k£30k
19952£8k£8k£12k
19942£17k£17k£60k
19932£25k£25k£100k
19913£8k£33k£40k
19901£30k£30k£30k
19892£75k£75k£100k
19882£35k£35k£60k
19874£24k£38k£70k
19861£22k£22k£22k
19851£43k£43k£43k
19834£27k£38k£52k
19712£120k£120k£189k
19692£126k£126k£140k
19681£270k£270k£270k
19672£80k£80k£265k
19661£120k£120k£120k
19651£160k£160k£160k
19641£169k£169k£169k

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 miles3£60k£67k£169k
5,000 to 15,00011£60k£87k£105k
15,000 to 30,00022£20k£45k£120k
30,000 to 60,00020£20k£37k£265k
60,000 and over20£8k£25k£189k

By version

VersionYearsFor saleAsking
63 AMG2008–20197£35k to £67k
SL63 AMG2013–20245£25k to £105k
280 SL1968–19834£27k to £270k
5001983–20034£8k to £60k
500 SL1986–19934£22k to £70k
SL65 AMG2004–20074£68k to £80k
300 SL1988–19913£8k to £60k
420 SL19873£24k to £40k
SL55 AMG2003–20243£37k to £83k
230 SL Pagoda1965–19662£120k to £160k
280 SL Pagoda1969–19712£120k to £140k
300SL1986–19892£75k to £100k
3201994–19992£17k to £20k
380 SL19832£38k to £40k
SL3201998–20012£45k
SL400 AMG Line2017–20182£35k to £37k
SL5001994–20102£30k to £36k
SL500 AMG Sport2013–20152£20k to £27k
SL500 Silver Arrow2001–20022£55k to £55k
SL55 AMG Kompressor2003–20052£23k to £25k
SL55 AMG Premium Plus2022–20242£82k to £87k
190 SL19591
230 SL19931£100k
250 SL Pagoda19671£80k
250SL19671£265k
2801994–19951£8k
280SL1970–19711
35020121£20k
500 AMG Sport20141£30k
500SL19911£40k
55 AMG2002–20221£35k
55 AMG Kompressor20071£35k
63 AMG 4matic+20231£93k
63 AMG Premium Plus20241£103k
65 AMG Black Series20091
65 AMG Designo20041£80k
AMG 6320171£48k
AMG SL 55 4Matic+ Premium Plus20231£85k
SL 43 Premium Plus20261£83k
SL2801995–19971£12k
SL3502004–20091£10k
SL350 AMG Sport2008–20141£18k
SL4320231£60k
SL43 AMG20221£62k
SL500 AMG Line Premium20191£42k
SL55 AMG Black Series Re-Creation20021£30k
SL55 AMG F1 Performance Pack20041
Series 230 SL19641£169k
Series 380 SL19851£43k

How quickly they sell

5% of Mercedes-Benz SLs for sale at UK specialists have had a price cut, of 83.

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 SL worth?

Used Mercedes-Benz SL at UK specialist dealers are asking from £7,995 to £269,995, with a median of £44,995 today (89 for sale). 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 SL sell?

5% of Mercedes-Benz SLs for sale at UK specialists have had a price cut, of 83.

Where can I sell my Mercedes-Benz SL?

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.