Mercedes-Benz S-Class
W221 S 500
Market Insights
Best Value Year
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Price Trend
Variable
Inventory Level
Moderate
Buyer Advice
Given the age of these 2006 Mercedes-Benz S-Class models, buyers should prioritize a thorough pre-purchase inspection and review maintenance records. While lower prices offer significant savings, consider the potential for higher maintenance costs associated with luxury vehicles of this vintage. Listings with longer days on market may offer greater negotiation flexibility.
Top 5 Recommended Deals
This listing offers the highest estimated savings due to its significantly below-average price. The mileage is acceptable for the vehicle's age and price point.
Presents good savings and has been on the market longer, suggesting potential for negotiation. The mileage is high, but the extended market time is a positive factor for deal-seeking buyers.
Offers a strong combination of savings and relatively lower mileage compared to other deals. The days on market are moderate, but the overall value proposition is strong.
This listing has a very attractive price and good savings. However, the high mileage and relatively low days on market temper its ranking slightly.
Features a low price and good savings. The main drawbacks are the very high mileage and extremely short time on market, which limits immediate negotiation potential.
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