How to sell




The average Mannheim Auction sold value for an EQS580 4Matic is $56500 based on 10 auction transactions in the last 60 days. The values range from 49k miles for a higher mileage car, to $61k for the best one. Most of the better cars were in the $55-60k range. So that would be the right wholesale value for my car. Retail listings tend to be around $70-80k. So the retail margin is probably in the $10-15k range on these, which reflects that the dealer may bear some timing risk on holding time of the car.
We also looked at other cars. The Porsche EV depreciation curve is a lot less steep than the Mercedes one.








https://bringatrailer.com/listing/20...amg-eqs-amg-2/




https://bringatrailer.com/listing/20...amg-eqs-amg-2/












Last edited by stealth.pilot; Aug 23, 2024 at 03:21 PM.
I was in a huge rush to get an early EQS450, minimally optioned, and bought the first one my Cincinnati dealer sold. Great car. Inside a year on a very curvy road I lost it - it was totaled. No injury. My insurance recovery was close to 90% of what I paid for it.
I started to replace it, but then said to myself - "Hey, our 2018 S560, 27,000 miles, is sitting unused in the garage. Why replace the EQS? So, I did not.
The only thing I miss about it is the 10 degree rear wheel steering. I could not risk driving any farther than a 75 mile round trip to Cincinnati, so it wasn't available for longer trips. Kept it charged to 80%, saw it drop in cold winter weather. Don't miss it. A lovely Cardinal Red, but I don't miss it. I have put the insurance payoff to very good use.
Wish all you current and soon-to-be EQ owners the best of luck and the greatest enjoymnent.
Off topic, I know. Please forgive me.

The Best of Mercedes & AMG




I saw a nice EQE SUV AMG in Florida and thought I might be interested in switching.
So I went on Cargurus to look at value, and it was telling me that my low mileage EQS580 in amazing condition which is 26 months old is now worth $48k on an MSRP of over $140k.












I'm going to get one of these.



Plus I can only imagine how much insurance is going to be on a 1000 HP EV that costs $250,000. Yikes!




https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lkMCC48rkeA
Plus I can only imagine how much insurance is going to be on a 1000 HP EV that costs $250,000. Yikes!







Plain white though? Seriously? Not even a chalky shade of grey? And if they're too lazy to take real pics for 250K what kind of service should I expect after the sale?
I'd still take the used cross tourismo for 80 though.








