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Used Mercedes-Benz E Class prices

Market data through 10 August 2026 · 197 dealers tracked

£18,546 median asking price · based on 440 used E Classs with recorded mileage

+0.3% over 30 days

A further 8% of E Classs advertised right now are delivery-mileage or have no mileage recorded (38 of 477). Those sit outside the median above, which covers used cars only.

Roughly £358/month on the midpoint price — 60 months, £1,855 deposit, representative 10.9% APR — indicative, not a quote. We don't arrange finance; this is here so the price means something in the terms most people buy in.

477
Advertised now
197
Dealers
56,200
Median mileage
7 yrs
Median age
34 days
Median time advertised
44%
Have had a price cut
+5%
Supply vs 30 days ago
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What people are asking

Position in the marketAsking price
Cheapest 10%under £8,494
Lower quarterunder £12,995
Midpoint£18,546
Upper quarterover £27,930
Dearest 10%over £36,425

Price by registration year

YearMedian asking priceMedian mileageAdvertised
2019£18,792 59,707 70
2018£16,998 70,850 73
2017£15,442 72,934 42

A snapshot across registration years, not a depreciation curve — it compares different cars on sale today, not one car losing value.

Mercedes-Benz E Class prices by year

What mileage does to the price

MileageMedian asking priceShare of stock
Under 30,000£35,18820% · 78 cars
30,000-50,000£25,99420% · 80 cars
50,000-70,000£17,99023% · 90 cars
70,000-100,000£14,49029% · 113 cars
Over 100,000£7,7458% · 30 cars

How E Classs are specified

SpecMedian asking priceShare of stock
Diesel£16,31259% · 230 cars
Petrol£20,49618% · 72 cars
Hybrid£32,25015% · 60 cars
Automatic£18,99089% · 349 cars

Shares are of E Classs where we can read that detail from the listing, so they will not add to 100%.

Other Mercedes-Benzs

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How this is measured. Torq tracks live listings from UK dealers. Figures are seven-day trailing medians over days that passed our data-quality checks, not single-day snapshots — daily counts move with our collection cycle, which would otherwise look like market movement.

The headline covers cars with recorded mileage above 1,000. Delivery-mileage and mileage-unknown stock is counted separately and shown above, because the underlying listings carry no new/used flag.

Supply comparisons use a fixed panel of dealers tracked throughout the period, so growth in our own coverage is never mistaken for growth in the market.

Market data through 10 August 2026, based on 7 days of measurements.