Used Mercedes-Benz AMG GT asking prices climb 5.4% since June

Used Mercedes-Benz AMG GT asking prices rose 5.4% between June and October 2026 for comparable cars (same trim, model year and miles), in listings we tracked through Oct. 1. The monthly price level has climbed steadily, from 91.5 in November 2025 to 100 in October.

That puts the AMG GT seventh among the 14 models whose prices are rising, out of 49 we track with a trend. Another 24 were flat. Two other Mercedes-Benz models fell, though over different windows: the G-Class lost 2.3% from July to October 2026, and the S-Class lost 1% from May to July 2026.

AMG GT supply keeps the market warm

113 AMG GTs are for sale, from model years 2016 to 2021, and 46 new listings arrived in the last 30 days. A typical car takes 68 days to leave the market, and at the recent pace the current stock would last 3.4 months.

Our market temperature reading is warm, not hot. Cuts are common but shallow: 29% of the cars had a price cut in the last 90 days, and the median cut was 1.9%.

So asking prices are rising even with 3.4 months of supply on hand. And 44 of the 113 sit above the fair values in our AMG GT price guide.

The median hides four different markets

The median asking price is $82,500, but trims sit far apart. The R has a median of $155,000, and the nine Black Series cars ask a median of $501,000.

The 5.4% figure compares cars of the same trim, model year and miles in each month. One caution: the June comparison rests on 63 listings, against 113 in October.

Three Facelift Coupes priced under fair value

Of the 113 cars, 32 are rated great or good deals, 17 of them great. Three red AMG GT Facelift Coupes are among the great deals.

The 2020 in Plano, Texas, has 36,700 miles and asks $67,903, about $18,000 under its fair value. Its price has been cut four times, most recently on Oct. 1, and it has been listed 49 days.

In Ewing, New Jersey, a 2019 with 33,178 miles asks $63,790, about $17,000 under fair value. It has sat for 133 days after two cuts, so it is worth asking for a lower price.

The third, a Jupiter Red 2020 in Palmetto Bay, Florida, asks $62,999, about $15,500 under fair value. Its 57,050 miles are the most of the three, and each extra 1,000 miles typically takes about $600 off an AMG GT's asking price.

The lowest asking price among the 113 is $56,000, and the cheapest AMG GTs start there.