Used Mercedes-Benz market is dominated by the G-Class, 1,701 of 1,860 cars

Used Mercedes-Benz is a G-Class market with a few other models around it, and the G-Class is getting cheaper. In listings we tracked through Oct. 1, asking prices for comparable G-Classes fell 2.3% from July 2026 to October 2026.

The brand's 1,860 used Mercedes-Benz listings include 113 AMG GTs, 23 SLS AMGs, 20 S-Classes and three SLRs beside all those G-Classes. The brand's median asking price is $138,000 and the G-Class's is $139,000, so the typical Mercedes here is priced like a G-Wagon.

Buyers have room on G-Class prices

The desk rates the G-Class market cool. A typical car takes 51 days to leave the market, and 36% have had a price cut in the last 90 days. At the current pace of cars leaving the market, supply among the G-Wagons for sale is about 3.3 months.

The AMG G 63 trim is the bulk of it, with 1,159 listed at a median asking price of $156,000. The G 550 asks a median of $107,000 across 483 cars. Older model years step down steadily: a 2024 is typically listed at about 76% of a 2027's price.

The AMG GT is going the other way

Asking prices for comparable AMG GTs rose 5.4% from June 2026 to October 2026, a different window from the G-Class comparison. The market is warm, a typical car takes 68 days to leave the market, and 29% have had a price cut in the last 90 days.

The R trim, with 30 cars listed, asks a median of $155,000, well above the Base and S trims, which have 39 and 35 cars listed.

The rarer cars sit longer. The SLS AMG has 23 listed at a median asking price of $360,000, and a typical car takes 78 days to leave the market. Only three SLRs are listed, the typical time is 193 days, and the cheapest asks $446,000. Of the S-Classes listed, there are just 20, and none has had a price cut in the last 90 days.

The best deals are in G 63s

The G-Class holds 269 great deals and 235 good deals among Mercedes-Benz priced under fair value. The four cars below are all AMG G 63s rated great deals.

A 2027 G 63 in Polar White with 100 miles in Wilmington, North Carolina, asks $240,795, about $35,000 under its fair value, after 87 days listed. A 2026 in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, and a 2025 in Houston are also rated great deals.

The deepest cut belongs to a 2024 G 63 in MANUFAKTUR Moonlight White Magno, with 18,639 miles, in Phoenix, Arizona. It is listed at $154,624, about $28,000 under its fair value, and has been cut six times, 14% in all from the first price we recorded. At 212 days listed, it is worth asking for a lower price still.