Selling my E55 Wagon - Thoughts?
Asking 27,900 for an 06 with 106k miles
https://mbworld.org/forums/market/759292
https://dubai.dubizzle.com/motors/us...ZjMz0%3D&pos=4
Last edited by 02jcrane; Oct 15, 2019 at 04:29 AM.
Anyways different markets different prices not about being overpriced.
@Philip Shade glws . Btw is your car listed in the google docs (there is a list of VINs for some wagons) ?
Anyways different markets different prices not about being overpriced.
@Philip Shade glws . Btw is your car listed in the google docs (there is a list of VINs for some wagons) ?
Different spec cars don’t make the value anymore or less. Well not a considerable amount anyway.
I was referring to my personal car. Which was at 45k miles for around 12k USD
@02jcrane Regardless can't argue with the deal you got. We can't even get a sedan with such miles for that low. Congrats!
Anyways different markets different prices not about being overpriced.
@Philip Shade glws . Btw is your car listed in the google docs (there is a list of VINs for some wagons) ?
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based on the results of this auction I would say you are priced above the market.
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based on the results of this auction I would say you are priced above the market.
Mine is 1 year newer, with a touch fewer miles (6k), and has distronic which was a big factor for me when buying it.
The keyless go was broken on 3 of the doors, and the Navigation Disc needed to be replaced. (Unsure of cost) Also, the interior had a few worn areas in that auction, mainly the wood trim pieces and the drivers seat area.
I appreciate the feedback, and am leaning towards lowering the price to be closer in line with the market.




Stay where your at but be willing to entertain offers. Mine has a salvage title so I paid significantly less for it and I can't expect my value to ever rise like clean title examples.
But I do enjoy watching good ones sell.
But the silver lining in having one with a salvage title is that I can drive the crap out of it and not worry about affecting resale value.
For markets like the UAE, we're lucky to have cool import laws which lets us import a car from any part of the world. I'm one proud owner of an E55 wagon and must say all E55 wagons here are all in enthusiast's hands who love them to bits. The resales here are strong for a wagon which is way better than sedans here. I think it's the same for all markets, wagons demand a premium and somebody is willing to pay that.
I'm sure you'll fetch a good price, stay patient. Fix anything before sale as a fully functional car is what these "new wagon owners" are looking for.






