Mercedes-Benz E-Class

This is a top-tier deal with the highest estimated savings and very low mileage for a 2003 model. Its aggressive pricing makes it a standout opportunity, and its quick market presence suggests it's highly desirable.

This deal offers a solid price point for a 2003 E-Class, with decent savings. The higher mileage is offset by its competitive price, and the extended time on the market (195 days) provides a strong basis for negotiation.

This 2005 model offers good estimated savings and is priced competitively. While the mileage is higher, its presence on the market for 93 days suggests potential for negotiation to secure a better deal.

This deal presents good estimated savings and a competitive price. The significant days on market (272) is a strong indicator that the dealer may be motivated to accept a lower offer, making it a prime negotiation target.

Despite modest estimated savings, this 2004 model has very low mileage for its age. The extremely long days on market (819) is a significant factor, indicating a strong potential to negotiate a substantially lower price.

This 2005 E-Class boasts the lowest mileage among the top deals (72,169 miles) and has just been listed (2 days on market). While savings are modest, its pristine condition and rapid market entry make it a highly desirable, albeit less negotiable, option.

This deal offers exceptional estimated savings and a very attractive price point for a 2004 E-Class. Despite its short time on the market (2 days), the aggressive pricing and high savings make it a compelling option, though negotiation might be challenging.

This 2004 E-Class offers a good balance of mileage (under 100k) and price, with decent estimated savings. Its 56 days on market provides a reasonable basis to negotiate a price closer to $5,200.

This 2003 E-Class is priced very competitively, offering good estimated savings. The higher mileage is balanced by its attractive price, and the 135 days on market provides a solid foundation for negotiation.

This 2003 E-Class offers good estimated savings and a reasonable price, despite its higher mileage. The 97 days on market provides a good opportunity to negotiate a lower price, making it a solid value proposition.

This 2003 E-Class is priced competitively for its mileage (just over 100k). While savings are not substantial, its moderate time on market (41 days) and price point allow for a reasonable negotiation to secure a slightly better deal.

This 2005 E-Class has higher mileage but is priced reasonably. The 105 days on market provides a good basis to negotiate a lower price, making it a potentially good value if acquired at a discount.

This 2003 E-Class has good mileage for its year and is priced competitively. Its very short time on the market (1 day) suggests it's a desirable listing, making negotiation potentially difficult but still worth attempting with a reasonable offer.

This 2004 E-Class offers substantial estimated savings and a low listing price, despite its high mileage. The very long days on market (177) makes it a prime candidate for aggressive negotiation.