250KMile ratingNo known defect pattern for this model year
The 2017 Mercedes-Benz E-Class is not on our list of model years with a widely reported mechanical or electrical problem. That is a point in its favour, not a clean bill of health — this car's own history still matters, so check the VIN report and get it inspected.
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About this car
The Mercedes-Benz E-Class is No. 45 on the Caboose longevity table: 7% of them reach 250,000 miles, against 5.4% of all vehicles. This 2017 Mercedes-Benz E-Class E 300 is listed at $12,958, about $1,648 below the CarGurus expected market price of $14,606. It has 104,969 miles. Power comes from a 241 hp 2L I4 with rear-wheel drive, rated around 26 MPG combined. It is offered by DriveLux Motors in North Hills, CA.
Why it's a good buy
- 7% of Mercedes-Benz E-Classs reach 250,000 miles — No. 45 of 52 on the Caboose table
- 95,031 miles of runway before 200,000
- 11% below market price ($1,648 savings)
- 5-star NHTSA overall safety rating
- No widely reported defect pattern for this model year
- Sunroof/Moonroof
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