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1998
The market for these older S-Class models shows considerable price variation, heavily influenced by individual vehicle condition, mileage, and maintenance history. While the average price hovers around $12,000, listings range from under $6,000 to over $18,000, indicating that well-maintained, lower-mileage examples command a significant premium.
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When considering a Mercedes-Benz S-Class from this era (1995-1998), prioritize vehicles with comprehensive maintenance records. These luxury sedans can be expensive to repair if neglected. While prices vary significantly, the 1998 models often represent a good balance of features, technology, and potential for future value appreciation, especially when found in excellent condition with lower mileage. Be prepared for higher running costs compared to more modern vehicles, and factor in potential maintenance expenses into your overall budget.
This deal stands out due to its excellent deal score, relatively low mileage for its age, and a strong estimated saving compared to the average market price. Its low days on market suggest it's a desirable vehicle that's priced attractively.
This is the lowest-priced S-Class in the dataset, offering a very accessible entry point into owning this luxury model. Despite its higher mileage, the significant price reduction makes it a compelling option for buyers prioritizing affordability.
This deal offers the largest estimated savings among the listed vehicles, making it a standout value proposition. While it has higher mileage, the substantial discount suggests potential for a great purchase if the condition is well-maintained.
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