Mercedes-Benz E market value & price guide
Median €23,740 at 161,631 km · 24 listings · 2 markets · 1997–2025
This is what you’ll pay — the cheapest listings are below.
Depreciation — is a used Mercedes-Benz E worth it?
Typical€2,247/yr−9% a year
€1,158per 10,000 km
2012 → 2020€7,990 → €25,750
Mercedes-Benz E depreciates at a typical rate. The steepest drop is early, so a 3–5 year-old gives clearly better value than new.
Price by country
| Market | Median price | Median mileage | Listings |
|---|---|---|---|
| 🇨🇿 Czechia | €20,400 | 170,592 km | 9 |
| 🇸🇰 Slovakia | €23,990 | 158,262 km | 15 |
Whole-model medians mix the age/mileage spread of each market, so treat the raw gap with care — a like-for-like cohort comparison needs more listings here.
Depreciation by year
Price by mileage
By fuel
| Diesel | €20,099 | 9 cars |
| Hybrid | €35,875 | 2 cars |
| Petrol | €22,200 | 2 cars |
| Plug-in hybrid | €25,695 | 2 cars |
Cheapest Mercedes-Benz E right now
Live listings from our markets, lowest price first.