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Used Mercedes-Benz S-Class for sale in North Carolina

11 Mercedes-Benz S-Class listings are live in North Carolina in our latest scan, from $8,888 up to $94,500. The median asking price is $13,588. Model years range from 2002 to 2017, the typical car shows 105,043 mi, and half are priced between $11,346 and $24,725.

That's 5% of the 213 used Mercedes-Benz S-Classes we track nationwide. The most are listed in Charlotte (4), Concord (1), and Greensboro (1). Comparing the same model, year and trim, the typical Mercedes-Benz S-Class here is listed 8% above similar cars elsewhere in the US (11 cars compared).

The lowest-priced one is a 2002 Mercedes-Benz S-Class S 500 listed at $8,888 with 163,000 mi in Concord, NC.

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Mercedes-Benz S-Class prices by model year in North Carolina

Median asking price for each model year among the Mercedes-Benz S-Classes for sale in North Carolina.

  1. 2017 $94,500 1 for sale · median 53,045 mi
  2. 2015 $41,977 1 for sale · median 103,132 mi
  3. 2012 $27,950 1 for sale · median 105,043 mi
  4. 2011 $14,900 1 for sale · median 110,000 mi
  5. 2009 $13,588 1 for sale · median 125,774 mi
  6. 2008 $9,590 1 for sale · median 230,650 mi
  7. 2007 $21,500 1 for sale · median 53,044 mi
  8. 2004 $9,999 1 for sale · median 140,333 mi
  9. 2002 $12,693 3 for sale · $8,888 to $13,549 · median 62,520 mi

North Carolina vs. the rest of the US

Comparing the same model, year and trim, the typical Mercedes-Benz S-Class here is listed 8% above 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
North Carolina 11 $13,588 $8,888 105,043
Rest of the US 202 $12,713 $2,990 90,949

Where in North Carolina Mercedes-Benz S-Classes are for sale

City For sale Median price Lowest price
Charlotte 4 $11,794 $9,590
Concord 1 $8,888 $8,888
Greensboro 1 $13,549 $13,549
Raleigh 1 $27,950 $27,950
Salisbury 1 $41,977 $41,977
Wake Forest 1 $94,500 $94,500
Wilmington 1 $12,693 $12,693
Wingate 1 $21,500 $21,500

Used Mercedes-Benz S-Classes in North Carolina: common questions

How much does a used Mercedes-Benz S-Class cost in North Carolina?

Used Mercedes-Benz S-Class asking prices in North Carolina currently range from $8,888 to $94,500, with a median of $13,588 across 11 listings. Half of them are priced between $11,346 and $24,725.

Are used Mercedes-Benz S-Classes cheaper in North Carolina?

No. Comparing the same model, year and trim, used Mercedes-Benz S-Classes in North Carolina are listed a median 8% above similar cars elsewhere in the US, across 11 cars with matches. Mileage, options and condition still vary from car to car.

Where in North Carolina are the most used Mercedes-Benz S-Classes for sale?

Charlotte (4), Concord (1), Greensboro (1), Raleigh (1), and Salisbury (1) have the most listings in our latest scan.

What is the cheapest Mercedes-Benz S-Class for sale right now in North Carolina?

The lowest asking price in our latest scan is a 2002 Mercedes-Benz S-Class S 500 listed at $8,888 with 163,000 mi in Concord, NC.

Which Mercedes-Benz S-Class model years are for sale in North Carolina?

Listings span 2002 to 2017. The 2002 model year has the most cars for sale (3, median $12,693). The newest 2017 cars have a median asking price of $94,500, versus $12,693 for 2002.

How many miles do used Mercedes-Benz S-Classes for sale in North Carolina have?

The median Mercedes-Benz S-Class for sale in North Carolina shows 105,043 mi. 0 of 11 listings (0%) have under 15,000 miles.

How long do Mercedes-Benz S-Classes stay on the market in North Carolina?

Current Mercedes-Benz S-Class listings in North Carolina have been for sale for a median of 38 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 Nov 4, 2026. Luxury Car Deals rescans the market regularly and removes cars that have sold.