27 model years · 13,685 active listings

Mercedes-Benz C-Class prices by year

2027 typical asking price
$55,620 ≈ 2026: $55,615

That's the median of 137 active 2027 dealer listings. Typical prices across all 27 model years run $4,995 (2006) to $55,620 (2027), from 13,685 active listings. The 2026 sits within a few percent of the 2027.

◷ Updated September 13, 2026 ▤ National asking prices, refreshed daily

2027 Mercedes-Benz C-Class — a typically priced live listing
2027 · live listing photo
13,685
Active listings, 1999–2027
$54K–$58K
Middle half of 2027 asking prices
$4,995
Cheapest model year (2006)

Mercedes-Benz C-Class price by model year

Each bar spans the middle half of that year's asking prices; the tick marks the median. Newest year first — pick a year for its full price report.

Year
$3.3K $31K $59K
Typical Range Listings
Every Mercedes-Benz C-Class year as a table
Year Typical price Full price range Listings
2027 $55,620 $51,960–$61,293 137
2026 $55,615 $45,271–$76,315 4,487
2025 $39,971 $31,928–$63,981 755
2024 $37,484 $30,434–$62,743 745
2023 $35,175 $26,863–$52,918 1,015
2022 $30,784 $23,584–$46,932 476
2021 $25,747 $16,255–$67,909 414
2020 $24,893 $14,535–$61,677 455
2019 $20,538 $13,017–$48,915 764
2018 $18,780 $10,959–$46,995 644
2017 $17,197 $8,997–$48,877 724
2016 $13,995 $8,000–$28,995 686
2015 $12,499 $7,722–$36,669 529
2014 $9,500 $5,155–$16,779 314
2013 $8,995 $4,393–$22,515 438
2012 $8,900 $4,522–$31,699 313
2011 $7,995 $3,150–$15,318 182
2010 $7,995 $3,810–$16,999 131
2009 $7,530 $4,086–$20,793 111
2008 $6,299 $2,996–$12,840 104
2007 $5,700 $1,380–$13,257 56
2006 $4,995 $2,764–$10,468 45
2005 $5,597 $2,071–$13,615 44
2004 $4,997 $3,039–$8,448 22
2003 $5,745 $1,946–$12,760 37
2002 $4,995 $1,464–$12,076 43
1999 $8,088 $3,334–$14,058 14

Bars use the 25th–75th percentile of live dealer asking prices, excluding the top and bottom 2% to reduce extreme values; this does not verify title status or condition. National figures, updated September 13, 2026.

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Mercedes-Benz C-Class prices: common questions

How much does a Mercedes-Benz C-Class cost?

As of September 13, 2026, the typical asking price for a 2027 Mercedes-Benz C-Class is $55,620, based on 137 active dealer listings. Across every model year we can price (1999–2027) we track 13,685 active listings.

Which Mercedes-Benz C-Class model year is cheapest?

The 2006 model year has the lowest typical asking price at $4,995, from 45 active listings. These are asking prices, not condition-adjusted values — an older year with high mileage can still cost more to own than a newer one.

Do older Mercedes-Benz C-Class years always cost less?

Yes for this model. Every older model year we can price asks less than the 2027, down to $4,995 for the 2006.

How current are these prices?

They come from 13,685 listings that were active on dealer sites when we last refreshed this page, September 13, 2026. We exclude the top and bottom 2% of prices to reduce the influence of extreme values. This does not verify vehicle condition. These are dealer asking prices, not final sale prices, and exclude taxes and fees.

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