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Cars24 has 22 used Mercedes-Benz cars for sale in Australia, with prices starting from $21,790 and going up to $67,890. Buying a used Mercedes-Benz is exciting, but it is also the kind of purchase where the model, variant, kilometres, service history, condition and ownership costs all matter when you are comparing.
Cars24’s used Mercedes-Benz sales data demonstrates that buyers are looking beyond the classic Mercedes-Benz C-Class sedan as the GLA leads demand, followed by C200, GLC, A180 and C300. This points to the fact that many Australian buyers start with a compact used Mercedes-Benz SUV, then compare sedans and larger SUVs based on price, space, comfort and everyday running costs.
Cars24 Select cars include a 300-point inspection, car condition report, transparent pricing, 30-Day Return Guarantee*, 3-month warranty, 3-month roadside assistance, RWC and PPSR details, and rego and transfer support. Verified dealer listings can have different inclusions, so it is worth checking the listing before you choose.
Used Mercedes-Benz prices in Australia can start from $21,790 and go up to $67,890 on Cars24. The gap can be wide because Mercedes-Benz used cars vary a lot by model, year, kilometres, variant and condition. A-Class and older compact Mercedes-Benz cars usually sit closer to the entry point. GLA and C-Class models often sit in the middle because they balance premium feel with everyday use. GLC, GLB, newer models and higher trims can cost more. Before you compare the price, check what you are actually getting:
Model year
Kilometres
Variant
Fuel type
Service history
Tyres and brakes
Car condition report
The most interesting thing in Cars24’s Mercedes-Benz sales data reflects that buyers are not treating Mercedes-Benz as a sedan-only badge anymore.
After the GLA, data trends show demand moving into C200, GLC, A180 and C300. Some want the easier SUV shape, some still want the comfort of a Mercedes-Benz C-Class and others are looking for a smaller entry point like the A180.
Model | Cars available | Price range |
|---|---|---|
8 | $35,990 - $67,890 | |
5 | $27,990 - $57,190 | |
3 | $30,590 - $44,490 | |
2 | $21,790 - $29,690 | |
1 | $24,690 |
Pick the Mercedes-Benz GLA for a smaller Mercedes-Benz SUV that still feels premium. It is easier to park than a larger SUV, easier to live with in the city and still gives you a higher seating feel.
Choose the Mercedes-Benz C-Class if you want the classic Mercedes sedan feel. A C200 or C300 can suit buyers who want a calmer cabin, better highway comfort and a more grown-up drive than a compact hatch or small SUV.
Purchase the Mercedes-Benz GLC if you are looking for family space.It gives you more room than the GLA and a stronger premium SUV feel, but it may cost more to buy, insure, service and maintain.
Some used Mercedes-Benz cars look similar even when they belong to different generations. That can make price comparison tricky, especially when two cars have similar kilometres but very different cabins, tech or body shapes. It is important to check the build year, shape, features, service record and condition report before deciding whether the price suits you.
If you are comparing | What to know | Buyer takeaway |
Older GLA models can feel closer to a raised hatch, while newer ones feel more like a small SUV | If SUV height and cabin space matter, check the generation carefully | |
A late previous-generation C-Class can offer strong used value, while newer shapes usually cost more | Do not pay newer-shape money for an older-shape car | |
A180 and A200 models can be easier entry points into Mercedes-Benz ownership | Check tech, service history, tyres and cabin condition | |
More practical than a GLA, but usually dearer to buy and run | Worth it if you need SUV space, not just the badge | |
Better for comfort and long-distance driving | Check suspension, tyres, electronics and service records carefully |
Cars24 listings span hatches, sedans and SUVs, so it's worth sorting by shape first. Here's how to match the shape to what you actually need. Our current Mercedes-Benz range covers petrol and diesel hatches, sedans and SUVs. Buyers searching for a Mercedes electric car should note that there are no electric Mercedes-Benz models in the current inventory. As stock changes regularly, it is best to check the live listings for the latest fuel options.
If you need | Mercedes-Benz body type to look at | Fuel or transmission note | Best Mercedes-Benz models to compare |
Easy city luxury | Compact hatch or sedan | Petrol automatic options are common and simple to live with | |
Small premium SUV | Compact SUV | Good if you want SUV height without a large-car feel | |
Classic sedan feel | Sedan | Used Mercedes-Benz automatic cars are common, but compare variant and service history | |
Family SUV space | Medium SUV | Petrol and diesel options may appear depending on year and variant | |
Better long-distance comfort | Sedan or SUV | Choose by comfort, service records and running cost, not badge alone |
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A used Mercedes-Benz can be a great car to own, but the basics matter. Before you buy, check:
Service history: Don’t settle for a quick glance. Check for dealer or specialist stamps throughout to gauge if the car's been looked after properly and that history is worth almost as much as the car itself.
Digital service records: Some newer Mercedes-Benz models keep this digitally rather than in a physical book, so don't assume no stamps means no history. Ask what's actually on file for that specific car before you rule anything out.
Variant and trim: Know exactly what you're looking at. AMG Line styling, option packs, badge differences, these all move the price, and two cars that look identical in a listing can be worth very different amounts.
Tyres and brakes: These wear parts cost noticeably more on a Mercedes-Benz. So, get underneath and check the tread and pad thickness yourself rather than taking the seller's word for it.
Electronics: Click through everything. Infotainment, cameras, sensors, seat controls, windows and lights. Faults here are common on used luxury cars and easy to miss on a quick test drive.
Suspension: Take it over some rough road and listen. GLA, GLC, GLB and E-Class models in particular are known to develop suspension knocks with age, so this is worth extra attention on those.
Transmission behaviour: Gear changes should feel effortless. A hesitation, a harsh shift, a strange pause before it engages, none of that is normal and all of it needs a proper look before you buy.
PPSR and accident history: Run the check. Finance owing, stolen status, write-off history, it's all there if you know where to look, and skipping this step is how people end up with someone else's problem.
Ownership cost: The upfront price tag means nothing if the car's been running on skipped services. A cheap Mercedes-Benz with a patchy history can cost you more in the first year than a pricier one with a clean record.
Running costs for used Mercedes-Benz cars depend on the model, age, engine and condition. Larger wheels, premium tyres, specialist servicing and comprehensive insurance can make a Mercedes-Benz more expensive to own than a mainstream car. Before buying, check when the next service is due, inspect the tyres and brakes, and request an insurance quote for the exact variant. This will give you a clearer estimate than relying on a general Mercedes-Benz Australia ownership figure.
A 300-point inspection before listing, covering the engine, transmission, brakes, tyres, suspension, electricals, body condition and interior wear
A car condition report, so you can understand the Mercedes-Benz beyond photos and listing details
Fixed pricing on Cars24 Select cars, making it easier to compare value without the hassle of negotiating
A 30-Day Return Guarantee*, so you can see if the car fits your daily driving and comfort
A 3-month warranty where eligible
3-month roadside assistance
RWC and PPSR details where available, helping you check roadworthy and history information before buying
Rego and transfer support
Home delivery where available, if you want more of the buying process handled online
Verified dealer Mercedes-Benz listings may have different inclusions, so check the seller terms, warranty details and listing information before you decide.
Step 1: Browse used Mercedes-Benz cars online.
Step 2: Use filters for model, price, body type, fuel type, kilometres, transmission and location.
Step 3: Read the car condition report, PPSR details and listing information where available.
Step 4: Reserve the Mercedes-Benz you like, then sort finance or full payment.
Step 5: Book a test drive or delivery where available, then complete the purchase with Cars24 support.
With Mercedes-Benz pre-owned cars, the listed price is only one part of the budget and it helps to consider: finance repayments, insurance, tyres, fuel, servicing and any maintenance that may arise later.
Cars24 provides assistance with finance options, roadworthy certification, registration transfer support and key ownership steps for eligible Cars24 Select cars. Our process is structured to make the experience less cumbersome. Your car, paperwork and the finances afterwards are all taken care of under one roof.
A private seller may look cheaper at first, but with Mercedes-Benz second-hand cars, the checks sit mostly with you: PPSR, service history, accident signs, roadworthy steps, transfer paperwork and what happens after you pay. A Mercedes-Benz dealership can feel familiar, but stock, pricing, warranty terms and inclusions can still vary from one seller to another.
Cars24 gives you a more balanced way to compare used Mercedes-Benz cars online by offering condition information, fixed pricing, inspection details, PPSR details where available and eligible benefits like 30-Day Return Guarantee*, warranty and roadside assistance. Verified dealer listings on Cars24 can still be useful for choice, but their terms may differ, so read the exact listing before you decide.
Cars24 lets you compare used Mercedes-Benz cars online before you decide whether to visit a hub. You can start online, explore finance options and book the next step, or visit a Cars24 hub in one of the main metro locations.
Cars24 Select Mercedes-Benz cars go through a 300-point inspection before they are listed, covering areas such as engine, transmission, brakes, tyres, suspension, electricals, body condition and interior wear. Verified dealer Mercedes-Benz listings may have different checks, warranty terms and inclusions, please cross-check before making your final purchase.
A used Mercedes-Benz can cost more to maintain than a mainstream used car, especially when tyres, brakes, servicing, insurance and specialist repairs are considered together. It is important to check service records, kilometres and upcoming maintenance before buying.
Petrol is the safer default for most buyers in the used Mercedes-Benz market while Diesel fits if you're doing serious highway kilometres. Eventually, the fine print comes down to the specific model, how old it is and whether the service history backs it up. Hybrid and mild-hybrid Mercedes-Benz models aren't a given just because a car is newer.
Buy through Cars24 Select and you're covered by our own checks; a 300-point inspection, a full condition report, fixed pricing with no haggling, plus a 30-Day Return Guarantee*, 3-month warranty and roadside assistance where eligible. Verified dealer listings work a bit differently since they come from our dealer partners directly, so it's worth checking their specific warranty, inspection and return terms rather than assuming they match Cars24 Select.
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