Mercedes-Benz GLE Build Sheet by VIN

What a Mercedes-Benz GLE build sheet shows

On a GLE the expensive differences are chassis and seating: AIRMATIC versus E-Active Body Control, a third row or not, and the assistance and premium bundles. The example below is a real excerpt of what a GLE build record looks like in CarWhere build data — package codes such as DA2 and DP1 next to equipment codes such as 413 and 550.

• • The factory model, exterior paint and upholstery recorded for that VIN.
• • Installed factory options and packages, with option codes, when the underlying build data includes them.
• • Original MSRP figures, when the underlying build data includes them — not every VIN or model year has this available.
• • A downloadable, printable PDF you can keep with the car’s records or share with a seller or lender.

Data density varies by model year and specific VIN — some return a full option and MSRP breakdown, others model and color only. You see which applies before you pay. Not included: accident history, title brands (salvage, flood, lemon), odometer history, prior-owner count, service records.

Mercedes-Benz GLE options that matter most

Focus: V167. Linked codes are from the Mercedes-Benz option code reference (applicability in brackets). Options marked “by name” appear on the build record under their option name — the code varies by model and year and is shown on the build sheet for that VIN.

Paint is a separate three-digit code on the vehicle data plate and data card — see the Mercedes-Benz paint code reference. How to read the rest of a data card: Mercedes-Benz option codes explained.

What the codes look like on a real GLE record

An excerpt of the factory options returned for a 2022 Mercedes-Benz GLE 450 in CarWhere build data (the same example shown on Mercedes option codes by VIN). Every car's list is different.

Mercedes-Benz GLE generations at a glance

Full specs by generation: Mercedes-Benz GLE specs.

Where to find the VIN on a Mercedes-Benz GLE

• • Through the lower driver-side corner of the windshield (US-market cars).
• • On the certification label on the driver-side door jamb or B-pillar.
• • On the title, registration and insurance card.
• • In the Mercedes me app once the car is authenticated to an owner account.

Example: a Mercedes-Benz GLE VIN, position by position

Illustrative example, not a specific car: 4JGFB5KB8NA012345 is a check-digit-valid pattern that the federal decoder reads as 2022 Mercedes-Benz GLE-Class GLE450 4MATIC SUV, plant Vance, Alabama, USA (NHTSA vPIC). Nothing in the 17 characters describes options — those live in the build record (the data card) for the VIN. Decode any Mercedes-Benz VIN free with the Mercedes-Benz VIN decoder.

Build sheet vs. the data card and window sticker

The original window sticker (Monroney label) lists the factory options and their prices, and the Mercedes-Benz data card lists the option codes — but a used car often no longer has either, and Mercedes me only shows a car's own records once the VIN is authenticated to an owner account. A CarWhere build sheet is the instant option when you are not the owner yet: This CarWhere build sheet is reconstructed from available VIN-level build data. It is not an official Mercedes-Benz data card, Monroney label, or factory certificate. Other routes — dealer printouts, service records, the Mercedes-Benz window sticker by VIN — are compared in how to find Mercedes options by VIN.

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