What is the trend that people are seeing. Last year you could pick up a 2-3 year old S63 for sub 100K, now they are substantially more. I get the whole car shortage situation but how many people can afford a used 100K plus car. Any insights on where the prices are heading.

2012-13-14 Bentley Spurs cyuld be had with low miles 2 years ago for 60-65K now they bring 75k plus for a nice low mile example.
Heck even used Maserati prices are up on levante and granturismo

Settled on a 2019 S63 with around 9K miles on it. New Brakes, Tires and full service. Pretty much a new car with most of the options checked with another 40K or 19 Months left on the MB warranty. 170K plus new, got it for 124K but I also got close to 50K for my 2015 S550 that would normally be worth around 35K on trade in normal times. Probably overpaid a tad but it was exactly what I wanted and was local to me so I could leverage the trade in on the sales tax. Best deal I could find across the country as well.

You get what you pay for as others have said. Buying price for your car went up a lot these past 2 years. Selling prices of other cars went up a lot. It is what it is. In my opinion prices will be VERY high for the next 2 years for used cars. I'd suggest stretching and buying what you want RIGHT NOW. Life short, maybe a lot shorter than we thought it would be. Live for today, tomorrow... is totally uncertain. I just bought a new car, it was a crazy purchase but I did it anyway since life is getting short. I don't want to die with a lot of money in the bank when there are things I simply wanted right now and can afford them. Best of luck!

That is precisely what I did. Got the exact car I wanted and it puts a grin on my face every time I start it up.