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Used Mercedes-Benz for sale in California

We're tracking 311 used Mercedes-Benz models for sale in California right now, priced from $30,168 to $600,085 with a median asking price of $134,117. Model years range from 2006 to 2027, the typical car shows 35,490 mi, and half are priced between $99,998 and $168,578.

That's 17% of the 1,860 used Mercedes-Benz models we track nationwide. The most are listed in Costa Mesa (30), Glendale (17), and Los Angeles (16). Comparing the same model, year and trim, the typical Mercedes-Benz here is listed about the same as similar cars elsewhere in the US (307 cars compared).

The lowest-priced one is a 2008 Mercedes-Benz G-Class G 55 AMG listed at $30,168 with 110,185 mi in Perris, CA.

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Mercedes-Benz models for sale in California

Model For sale Lowest price Median price
Mercedes-Benz G-Class (G-Wagon) 289 $30,168 $134,080
Mercedes-Benz AMG GT 13 $63,900 $78,177
Mercedes-Benz S-Class 4 $170,169 $220,038
Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG 4 $195,980 $297,533
Mercedes-Benz SLR 1 $445,985 $445,985

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California vs. the rest of the US

Comparing the same model, year and trim, the typical Mercedes-Benz here is listed about the same as similar cars elsewhere. The medians below also reflect which years and trims are listed in each place.

Location For sale Median price Lowest price Median miles
California 311 $134,117 $30,168 35,490
Rest of the US 1,549 $139,159 $24,999 32,317

Where in California Mercedes-Benz models are for sale

City For sale Median price Lowest price
Costa Mesa 30 $123,229 $49,229
Glendale 17 $60,935 $50,080
Los Angeles 16 $139,624 $108,084
San Diego 11 $136,080 $124,484
Beverly Hills 10 $215,027 $120,075
Ventura 9 $134,080 $112,409
Irvine 8 $132,375 $35,118
Sacramento 8 $127,157 $44,999
Palm Springs 7 $160,082 $142,034
Tustin 7 $239,085 $115,085
Newport Beach 6 $196,574 $149,980
Anaheim 5 $128,585 $68,980
Fresno 5 $147,976 $109,803
Inglewood 5 $127,674 $41,114
Long Beach 5 $125,220 $121,935

Used Mercedes-Benz models in California: common questions

How much does a used Mercedes-Benz cost in California?

Used Mercedes-Benz asking prices in California currently range from $30,168 to $600,085, with a median of $134,117 across 311 listings. Half of them are priced between $99,998 and $168,578.

Are used Mercedes-Benz models cheaper in California?

About the same. Comparing the same model, year and trim, used Mercedes-Benz models in California are listed within 2% of similar cars elsewhere in the US, across 307 cars with matches. Mileage, options and condition still vary from car to car.

Where in California are the most used Mercedes-Benz models for sale?

Costa Mesa (30), Glendale (17), Los Angeles (16), San Diego (11), and Beverly Hills (10) have the most listings in our latest scan.

Which Mercedes-Benz models are for sale in California?

The most listed are the Mercedes-Benz G-Class (289 cars, median $134,080), the Mercedes-Benz AMG GT (13 cars, median $78,177), the Mercedes-Benz S-Class (4 cars, median $220,038), and the Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG (4 cars, median $297,533).

What is the cheapest Mercedes-Benz for sale right now in California?

The lowest asking price in our latest scan is a 2008 Mercedes-Benz G-Class G 55 AMG listed at $30,168 with 110,185 mi in Perris, CA.

How many miles do used Mercedes-Benz models for sale in California have?

The median Mercedes-Benz for sale in California shows 35,490 mi. 70 of 311 listings (23%) have under 15,000 miles.

How long do Mercedes-Benz models stay on the market in California?

Current Mercedes-Benz listings in California have been for sale for a median of 42 days. Cars that sit well beyond that are often the easiest to negotiate on.

How current is this data?

These numbers come from our latest scan of dealer listings on Oct 1, 2026. Luxury Car Deals rescans the market regularly and removes cars that have sold.