2004
Prices generally decrease with older model years, but mileage and specific condition significantly influence value. Newer models (2004-2008) are typically priced higher, while older models (1994-2001) can offer substantial savings, especially with lower mileage.
Moderate
The Mercedes-Benz SL-Class (1994-2008) market shows considerable price variation. Buyers seeking value should prioritize listings priced below the average market price of $29,897.96. Longer days on market (e.g., 252 days for the 2004 SL 600 in MN) often signal greater negotiation leverage. While low mileage is desirable, extremely low prices on higher-mileage vehicles (like the 2007 SL 600 in KY) can be significant bargains if maintenance history is thoroughly reviewed. Consider the 2004 model year for a strong balance of features, price, and availability.
Excellent value with significantly below-average price, good mileage, and the longest days on market (252), indicating strong negotiation potential.
The lowest priced vehicle by a significant margin, offering exceptional savings. It's a newer model year (2007) with decent days on market (107), though mileage is higher than average.
Features exceptionally low mileage (16,922) for its price point, which is well below the market average. This makes it a strong contender for value, despite fewer days on market.
Offers the second-lowest price in the analyzed set, providing substantial savings. It has good mileage (48,988) and a reasonable number of days on market (48).
Priced well below average with good mileage (41,760) and a decent number of days on market (58). It represents a solid value for an older, classic SL 600.
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1998
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1956-1978
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1975
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convertibleLast analyzed: September 1, 2025