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11 Mercedes used cars for sale in Sydney

Before planning to buy or shortlist any Mercedes used car for sale in Sydney, think about the drive you do the most. Cars24 offers 11 Mercedes cars for sale in Sydney, priced from $24,690 to $48,890 for you to choose from.

Mercedes comes with a lot of variance. If most of your driving is solo commuting or weekend errands, then an A-Class hatch or a C-Class sedan covers the job without paying for space you won’t use. A GLC or GLB starts to earn its keep once child seats, a pet, or regular grocery runs make a taller cabin and bigger boot genuinely useful. Go for a GLE or an E-Class wagon when longer trips, towing or carrying bulkier items are a regular reality rather than an occasional one.

An AMG-badged model needs performance weighed against tyres, brakes, fuel and insurance costs, not just the purchase price. Browse used cars in Australia at Cars24; we offer high-quality used cars within your budget.


Which Mercedes-Benz Sydney model fits the way you drive?

A-Class or C-Class

The A-Class is Mercedes’ compact car, sold as a hatchback or sedan. This car suits city driving and makes parking easier. The C-Class comes with a longer body, more rear-seat room, and a broader spread of engine options across its generations. You can find four-cylinder petrol, diesel and plug-in variants depending on the year.

GLC or GLB

The GLB has a taller, more upright body with easier child seat access and some variants even come with an optional third row. The GLC feels more like a raised C-Class, lower and more road-focused, with 4MATIC all-wheel drive available across most of the range and engine options that have included four-cylinder petrol, diesel, and plug-in hybrid, depending on model year.

E-Class or GLE

An E-Class suits buyers who spend a lot of time on the highway and want a quieter, more composed ride, available as a sedan, wagon, or coupe, depending on the generation. The GLE is a larger SUV that offers higher ground clearance, more space, and is better suited for towing or carrying bulkier loads, with six-cylinder and plug-in hybrid options.


Which Mercedes cars are most popular with Cars24 Sydney buyers?

Here is a list of the most popular second-hand Mercedes cars in Sydney:


Model

Body style

Fuel and gearbox

Buyer insight

Mercedes C-Class

Small-medium sedan or wagon

Petrol or diesel, automatic

Don’t compare a base C200 and C300 or AMG variant on price alone. Their performance, fuel use and servicing costs differ

Mercedes A-Class

Hatch or sedan

Petrol, automatic or dual clutch

The smaller body doesn’t always mean a smaller boot than a GLA. Check the cargo space and rear seat before deciding

Mercedes GLC

Medium SUV

Petrol, diesel or plug-in hybrid, automatic

If towing is part of the plan, check the exact towing limit and whether 4MATIC is fitted. Both vary by year and grade

Mercedes E-Class

Sedan or wagon

Petrol or diesel, automatic

Compare it with a C-Class of similar age. The E-Class may suit you better if you spend more time on the highway

Mercedes AMG

Performance sedan, coupe or SUV

Petrol, automatic

Get an insurance quote early, then check tyre, brake and service records closely. The purchase price is only one part of an AMG budget


Here is a list of popular second-hand Mercedes along with price and inventory:

Popular model

Current inventory

Current price range 

Used Mercedes-benz C200 cars in Australia

3

$30,590 - $44,490

Used Mercedes-benz GLC cars in Australia

3

$35,990 - $48,490

Used Mercedes-benz A200 cars in Australia

1

$24,690

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How to buy a Mercedes used car for sale in Sydney

Buying a used car with Cars24 is an easy and quick process:

  • Filter listings and sort by model, grade, engine, drivetrain and gearbox.

  • Compare similar cars by age, kilometres, condition, service history, safety features and sale terms.

  • Review invoices, recall completion, remaining factory warranty, PPSR results, rego, and NSW safety-check details.

  • Book a test drive of the selected car. Check engine, gearbox, air suspension, electronics, brakes, tyres, and cabin for water entry.

  • Make payment and get it delivered to your home or pick it up from the hub. If you need a loan, Cars24 also offers finance options.



 Pros and Cons of Mercedes used cars in Sydney

Pros

  • 4MATIC all-wheel drive is available on many popular models, offering useful traction on wet roads without the size or running costs of a full off-roader.

  • Cabin fit, insulation, and ride comfort are good, particularly on models fitted with AIRMATIC air suspension.

  • Newer used Mercedes-Benz models come with the MBUX infotainment system and driver-assistance features such as active assist and adaptive cruise control, though equipment varies by model, year and grade.

Drawbacks

  • Parts and specialised servicing cost more once a car is out of the factory warranty. Especially for AMG and air suspension-equipped models.

  • Tyre choice matters more on 4MATIC cars, since all four tyres should be a matching specification and reasonably even in wear.

  • Petrol, diesel and plug-in hybrid variants of the same model have different fuel and servicing costs. 


Cars24 Select cars vs Mercedes dealers in Sydney

Two Mercedes listings on Cars24 may follow different buying processes. Cars24 owns and sells Select cars, whereas a verified dealer owns and sells its own stock. When comparing Mercedes used cars for sale in Sydney, check the seller shown on the listing to determine which inspections.

Cars24 Select

Every Cars24 Select car undergoes a 300-point inspection and comes with a Car Condition Report. This gives you more information about its condition before payment. The purchase comes with a PPSR check and NSW safety check information, rego and transfer support, and three months of roadside assistance.

Eligible vehicles come with a 30-Day Return Policy, which makes Select a more consistent option for buyers who want the same inspection and purchase process across the cars they compare.

Verified Mercedes dealer in Sydney

Cars advertised by certified dealers are owned and sold by those dealerships. This can widen the choice of model years, grades and price points beyond the available Select stock. However, the inspection process, warranty, return terms, delivery arrangements and transfer support are set by the individual seller.

If you’re comparing Mercedes car dealers in Sydney or looking at Mercedes for sale in Sydney, you should check the seller’s authorisation and remaining factory warranty. Compare the final drive-away price and get every promised inclusion in writing before paying a deposit.

Frequently asked questions

No. Many Mercedes-Benz models were sold with a choice of rear-wheel drive or 4MATIC all-wheel drive, and availability varies by model, grade and year. Check the specific car's specifications rather than assuming AWD is standard.


It can be, but the stronger buy is the car with consistent servicing and no major work immediately due, even if another car shows fewer kilometres. Check the schedule for its exact year, engine and transmission, then match the logbook with invoices. Tyres, brakes and suspension components, particularly on air-suspension-equipped models, also affect what you may spend after purchase.


Cars24 currently lists 11 Mercedes cars for sale in Sydney, priced from $24,690 to $48,890. That range reflects the stock available now, not an average Mercedes Sydney Australia price. Before deciding one listing is better value, compare build year, grade, engine, kilometres and condition. An AMG or higher grade shouldn't be judged against a base model on price alone.


They help identify the version, but they don't tell you everything fitted to the car. Mercedes-Benz has generally used numbers to indicate engine output tier, while AMG identifies a performance-focused model with its own engine, suspension and brake tuning. Equipment and naming have changed over generations, so confirm the build year, engine, transmission and features from the individual listing rather than the current model's brochure.


Yes. Routine servicing doesn't have to be completed by Mercedes dealers in Sydney, provided the workshop is qualified, follows the correct maintenance schedule and uses suitable parts and fluids. Keep itemised invoices as well as the stamped logbook. Authorised retailers can handle manufacturer recall and warranty work, and a separate dealer or extended-warranty agreement may have its own servicing conditions, so read those terms before choosing a workshop.


No, but the repair deserves a closer look on a car fitted with driver-assistance cameras. These systems often operate through the windscreen, so ask who replaced the glass and whether the system was inspected or calibrated as required for that vehicle. Check for warning messages during the test drive.


Most modern Mercedes-Benz petrol and diesel engines use a timing chain rather than a belt, but this can vary by engine family and age, so it shouldn't be assumed from the model name alone. Confirm the engine fitted to the car through its VIN or handbook, and if it does use a timing belt, ask for an invoice showing when it was last replaced.


Get the VIN before paying a deposit and enter it into Mercedes-Benz Australia's recall lookup. It's also worth checking the Australian Government vehicle-recalls database. If the car was affected by a campaign, ask for an invoice or dealer record showing the repair was completed. An open recall doesn't describe the car's overall condition, but it should still be arranged through an authorised Mercedes-Benz retailer.


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