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2004
Stable with significant variation based on year and condition. Older models (R129 generation) are priced at the lower end, while the newer R230 generation (2003-2006) commands higher prices, reflecting their more modern features and design. The wide spread in pricing indicates a mature market where individual vehicle condition and mileage play a crucial role.
Moderate
The Mercedes-Benz SL-Class from 1994-2006 represents a segment of the market where luxury meets classic GT appeal. With a broad price range and a significant number of listings, buyers have ample choice, but patience is key due to the average days on market. Focus on later models (2003-2006) for potentially better technology and reliability, but don't overlook well-maintained earlier examples. Always prioritize a thorough pre-purchase inspection by a specialist familiar with these vehicles, as maintenance history and condition are paramount for long-term ownership satisfaction. The market shows a clear depreciation curve, with earlier models offering entry-level pricing and later models retaining more value.
This deal stands out with the highest deal score, indicating it's the best value among the top 15. While mileage is higher, the price is significantly below average, making it an attractive entry point into SL ownership.
This is an outstanding deal, offering significant savings and exceptionally low mileage for a 2004 model. Its high deal score reflects its strong value proposition.
This deal is exceptional due to its incredibly low price and very low mileage for a 1998 model, offering the largest estimated savings in the top 15. It represents a fantastic opportunity for a buyer seeking a well-preserved classic SL.
This 2004 SL 500 is a strong contender due to its very low mileage (35,049 miles) and a price that, while close to average, still offers some savings. Its relatively short time on market suggests good demand.
This 2004 SL 500 offers a good balance of mileage (54,216) and price, with a respectable estimated saving. Its deal score reflects a solid value proposition.
This 2004 SL 500 presents a strong value with over $1,900 in estimated savings and reasonable mileage (55,210). Its longer days on market (216) might indicate some negotiation flexibility.
This 2003 SL 500 offers one of the largest estimated savings ($2,268) and a very attractive price point. The null mileage is unusual but the overall value proposition is strong.
This 2004 SL 500 is a good value, offering over $1,300 in savings with moderate mileage (58,858). Its presence on the market for 181 days might suggest room for negotiation.
This 2004 SL 500 offers reasonable mileage (53,235) and savings. The exceptionally long days on market (556) strongly suggests that the dealer is motivated to sell, making it a prime candidate for negotiation.
This 2004 SL 500 offers a good combination of mileage (55,518) and savings. The very long days on market (483) indicates a strong potential for negotiation.
This 2003 SL 500 is a standout deal with substantial estimated savings and a very attractive price point, coupled with reasonable mileage (56,133). The long days on market (326) suggest potential for negotiation.
This 2004 SL 500 offers a compelling combination of a strong estimated saving ($4,351) and moderate mileage (63,922) at an attractive price point.
This 2003 SL 500 offers a good balance of relatively low mileage (48,683) and decent savings. Its days on market (232) suggest potential for negotiation.
This 2005 SL 500 stands out with a substantial estimated saving ($3,759) and reasonable mileage (55,262) at an attractive price point.
This 2000 SL 500 offers one of the largest estimated savings ($5,951) and a very attractive price point, making it a great value for a well-equipped luxury convertible.
R107 (3rd Gen)
1975
convertible
R230 (5th Gen) - SL 63 AMG
2009-2022
convertible
W113 "Pagoda" (2nd Gen)
1965
convertible
R230 (5th Gen) - SL 65 AMG
2005-2015
convertible
R107 (3rd Gen)
1965-1979
convertible
W113 "Pagoda" (2nd Gen)
1967
convertibleLast analyzed: May 1, 2026