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5 Mercedes-Benz S-Class results

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Mercedes-Benz 1996 S-Class
1996 Mercedes-Benz S-Class S 320 LWB
16,117 Miles
Marysville, OH
22
days on market
45%
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22
days on market
$16,850
Mercedes-Benz 1996 S-Class
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1996 Mercedes-Benz S-Class S 500
121,552 Miles
La Crescenta, CA
New Listing
23%
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New Listing
$6,995
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Mercedes-Benz 1996 S-Class
1996 Mercedes-Benz S-Class S 320 SWB
50,887 Miles
Wantagh, NY
537
days on market
74%
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537
days on market
$15,995
Mercedes-Benz 1996 S-Class
1996 Mercedes-Benz S-Class S 420
98,038 Miles
Jacksonville, FL
1367
days on market
13%
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1367
days on market
$7,500
Mercedes-Benz 1996 S-Class
1996 Mercedes-Benz S-Class S 420
145,987 Miles
San Marcos, CA
5
days on market
66%
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5
days on market
$7,995

1996 Mercedes-Benz S-Class OWNER RATINGS & REVIEWS

Owner Reviews
5.0
2 Reviews
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Overall
5.0
Value
5.0
Style
5.0
Performance
5.0
Comfort
5.0
Fuel Economy
1.5
Reliability
5.0
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Eric
Eric
Charleston, South Carolina
5.0
Worth every penny.
It's a beautiful car, and even at 20 years old, still looks contemporary. It's virtually problem free. And it's a top of the line Mercedes. What more could you want?
Misty
Misty
Charleston, South Carolina
5.0
Worth every penny.
This is an amazing car. It's 20 years old, with 180,000 miles, and still looks like new. The paint still shines. It's the two-door coupe (very rare) at least around here, and I'm forever being stopped in parking lots by people asking about it. The interior has held up amazingly well also, no tears in the leather upholstery (I did have to replace the floor mats though). It drives like a dream and it has had few problems mechanically. And, talk about power, this car has a huge engine! It will move. That's not great for fuel economy, though. But when you buy a $90,000 car, you probably aren't worried too much about the price of gas. I've had to put less than $500 in it since 2010, mainly for windshield wiper blades and turn signal bulbs. If you can afford one, I would highly recommend getting it now. If it lasts for over 20 years, you'll probably come out ahead by not needing a new car every five or six years.