Compare prices within the same model year
2003
With only three listings in the dataset, it's difficult to establish a definitive price trend. However, the wide price range ($3,900 - $13,395) indicates significant variation based on mileage, condition, and specific trim. The average price of $7,764.67 suggests a market where well-maintained, lower-mileage examples command a premium, while higher-mileage or older examples fall into a much lower bracket.
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The market for 2003 Mercedes-Benz S-Class models is extremely limited, with only a few listings available. This scarcity suggests that prices may be firm, but also that motivated sellers might be open to negotiation, especially for vehicles that have been on the market longer. Buyers should be prepared for higher mileage vehicles and focus on condition and maintenance history. Given the low inventory, acting quickly on a well-priced vehicle is advisable, but thorough inspection is crucial.
This deal stands out due to its exceptionally low mileage (59,794 miles) for a 2003 S-Class, significantly outperforming the market average. It also offers a good estimated saving of $1,766 and has been on the market for a reasonable 20 days, indicating potential for negotiation.
This deal is recommended primarily for its aggressive pricing ($3,900), offering the largest estimated savings ($3,865) among the listed vehicles. While the mileage is very high (250,000 miles), its long days on market (83 days) suggests the seller may be motivated to accept a lower offer.
W211 (3rd Gen) E 320
2003-2005
sedan
W221 S 600
2007-2008
sedan
W222 S 65 AMG
2015
sedan
W212 (4th Gen) Facelift E 250 BlueTEC Luxury
2014
sedan
W211 (3rd Gen) E 500 4MATIC
2004
sedan
W212 (4th Gen) E 350 BlueTEC Luxury
2011-2013
sedanLast analyzed: July 1, 2026