New Mercedes-Benz E-Class for Sale
As of October 17, 2026, CarWhere tracked 223 new Mercedes-Benz E-Class listings advertised across 1 tracked U.S. market. Advertised prices ranged from $67,319 to $121,504, with per-market mean advertised prices centering around $85,589. Listings average 111 days on market. All figures are aggregates of advertised dealer listings — not offers, and not what buyers ultimately paid.
Cross-market snapshot data captured through October 17, 2026
By CarWhere Research · Market data & verified-buyer analysis
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Advertised price — the price a dealer lists before any negotiation. CarWhere verified buyer-paid price — the negotiated price a real buyer actually paid, taken from purchase paperwork submitted to and reviewed by CarWhere. This page never mixes the two.
How CarWhere calculated this
Cross-market figures combine the freshest aggregate snapshot from each tracked metro — statistics (counts, means, medians) distilled from live inventory searches run on CarWhere, refreshed continuously, with a 14-day freshness window and one snapshot per market so nothing double-counts. CarWhere stores only aggregates, never individual listings, and advertised figures are never mixed with verified buyer-paid prices. Read the full method on the CarWhere Index methodology page.
Frequently asked questions
How many new Mercedes-Benz E-Class are for sale?
As of October 17, 2026, CarWhere tracked 223 new Mercedes-Benz E-Class listings advertised across 1 tracked U.S. market. Coverage grows as live searches run, so this is a tracked-market count, not a national total.
How much does a new Mercedes-Benz E-Class cost?
Advertised prices in CarWhere-tracked markets ranged from $67,319 to $121,504, with per-market mean advertised prices centering around $85,589. These are advertised dealer prices before negotiation — not what buyers ultimately paid.
What should I pay for a new Mercedes-Benz E-Class?
CarWhere doesn't yet have enough verified Mercedes-Benz E-Class buyer purchases to publish a paid-price benchmark. Compare advertised prices across the tracked markets above, and always request an itemized out-the-door quote before negotiating.