Mercedes-Benz E from Copart and IAAI auctions
The AllCarHistory archive holds 5 Mercedes-Benz E records from model years 2021–2023: 5 from Copart and 0 from IAAI. Each one has the VIN, lot number, photos, damage, mileage and the bid recorded at the time.
- Lots in archive
- 5
- Model years
- 2021–2023
- Median bid
- $16,500
- Middle half of bids
- $744–$35,950
- Median mileage
- 51,148 mi
Prices are bids recorded when the lot was saved, not final sale prices. Auction fees, shipping and repairs are not included.
Bids by model year
| Year | Lots | Median bid |
|---|---|---|
| 2023 | 1 | — |
| 2022 | 2 | — |
| 2021 | 2 | $1,162 |
Most common damage
- All over20%
- Front end20%
- Rear end20%
- Minor dents/scratches20%
- Side20%
Versions and trims
Latest lots Mercedes-Benz E
Mercedes-Benz E Amg 53 4Matic 2022
Mercedes-Benz E Amg 53 4Matic, 2022 · 95 k mi
Bid: $31,000
Mercedes-Benz E Amg 53 2023
Mercedes-Benz E Amg 53, 2023 · 17 k mi
Bid: $37,600
Mercedes-Benz E 2022
Mercedes-Benz E, 2022 · 90 k mi
Mercedes-Benz E Amg 53 4Matic 2021
Mercedes-Benz E Amg 53 4Matic, 2021 · 51 k mi
Bid: $325
Mercedes-Benz E Amg 53 4Matic 2021
Mercedes-Benz E Amg 53 4Matic, 2021 · 21 k mi
Bid: $2,000
Questions and answers
How much does a Mercedes-Benz E cost at Copart and IAAI?
The median recorded bid is $16,500 across 4 lots; half of the bids fall between $744 and $35,950. These bids were captured before the auctions closed, so final prices are usually higher, and auction fees, shipping and repairs are extra.
What damage is most common on Mercedes-Benz E auction cars?
Most often: all over (20% of lots), front end (20% of lots), rear end (20% of lots). Check each lot's photos before bidding.
How do I check a Mercedes-Benz E history by VIN?
Enter the VIN or lot number in the AllCarHistory search. If the car was sold at Copart or IAAI and is in the archive, you will see its photos, damage, mileage and recorded bid.