Mercedes-Benz E-Class
W211 (3rd Gen) E 500
Market Insights
Best Value Year
2005
Price Trend
For vehicles of this age (2003-2006), prices are generally stable to declining. Well-maintained examples or those with lower mileage will command higher prices and may hold their value better than average.
Inventory Level
Moderate
Buyer Advice
When purchasing older luxury vehicles like the Mercedes-Benz E-Class from this era, prioritize a thorough pre-purchase inspection and review the maintenance history. Be prepared for potential maintenance costs associated with German luxury cars. The 2005 models offer the lowest average entry price, making them attractive for budget-conscious buyers.
Top 5 Recommended Deals
This listing offers the lowest price among the top deals, combined with the longest days on market, suggesting significant negotiation potential and excellent overall value.
The absolute lowest price and highest savings in the analyzed set. While it has zero days on market, the entry price is exceptionally attractive for the model.
This listing presents a strong balance of price, mileage, and a very long time on market, indicating significant negotiation potential and good overall value.
Features a very attractive price point and substantial savings. Despite higher mileage, the low cost makes it a compelling option.
A solid deal offering a good price, reasonable mileage for the cost, and a significant time on market, which suggests potential for further negotiation.
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