I checked on the nadaguides.com website and it showed the following price quote:

1995 Mercedes-Benz S Class
Sedan 4 Door S500
105,612 miles

Low Retail Average Retail High Retail
Base Price $26,975 $29,850 $31,650

Mileage Adjustment
105,612 miles subtract: ($625) ($625) ($625)

Is this quote accurate? If so, which magazine/websites/company is the best place to list the car at?

Thanks

Current Kelly Blue book is ..For a 1995 S500 19,300 low 24,700 retail The Mileage gets a 17% HIT 15,5 low 20.9 retail
and the Used car markit is SOFT ...So Figure Several grand back of Book

I believe you would be lucky to get 20 grand for it.

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84 500SEL EURO 101K ( JUST LIKE MY 1ST WIFE. GLAD TO GET RID OF HER! )
85 300D 310K (sold)
90 350SDL 184K sold
83 300D 118K (sold)
88 300E 153k (sold)
93 400E 105K (sold)

Check out www.collectorcartraderonline.com. There is about a bazillion MB's there.

Check eBay as well. You can probably find similar vintage/milage S500s that for $15-17,000. That's tough competition.

It took my sister forever to get $20K for her 94 S500 with 75K miles, no Starmark. Finally sold in the late spring.

Sixto
95 S420
91 300SE
87 300SDL
83 300SD

Yeah, you can't use NADA to price your car for private sale. After all NADA stands for National Auto Dealers Association, so that's the price you'd expect to pay if you bought a car from a DEALER. Kelly Blue Book is a better guage of what you could expect to get for your car if you sell it on your own.

Jeff Pierce

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