MERCEDES-BENZ E CLASS (2006-09)
The MERCEDES-BENZ E CLASS (2006-09) is a midsize luxury saloon that combines elegance, comfort, and practical performance. Known for its refined design and smooth driving experience, this model is a popular choice among UK drivers looking for a stylish car suitable for families, commuting, and business use. Its spacious interior and advanced features make it a standout in the executive car segment, appealing to those who value a blend of sophistication and everyday usability.
In the used car market, the MERCEDES-BENZ E CLASS (2006-09) is often sought after for its reliability, quality build, and comfortable ride. With an average mileage of around 133,346 miles, it generally offers good value for those looking for a well-established vehicle, with an average private sale valuation of approximately £2,730. This model tends to be driven by multiple owners over its lifespan, averaging around 3.8 previous keepers, which is typical for vehicles of this age. Overall, the E CLASS (2006-09) remains a respected choice for those wanting a dependable, well-equipped luxury saloon that stands out in its class for comfort and style.
average use
The mileage data for Mercedes-Benz E Class (2006-09) vehicles reveals a typical distribution around common odometer readings. The most common recorded mileages are between 110,000 and 120,000 miles (11.9%), followed closely by 140,000 to 150,000 miles (9.7%), and 130,000 to 140,000 miles (7.2%). Notably, there are relatively higher proportions of vehicles with mileage between 80,000 and 100,000 miles (8%) and over 170,000 miles, indicating these are common usage ranges. As mileage increases beyond 200,000 miles, the percentage drops significantly, with very few vehicles recorded at extreme mileages like 250,000+ miles (around 0.3%). The data suggests most vehicles in this sample tend to cluster within the 80,000 to 150,000 mile range, consistent with typical usage patterns for this age group.
vehicle values
The data indicates that the majority of private sale valuations for Mercedes-Benz E Class (2006-09) vehicles fall within the £1,000 to £2,000 price range, accounting for approximately 54.7%. A significant portion, around 34.3%, are valued between £2,000 and £3,000. Smaller proportions are found in lower and higher brackets, with only about 8.8% valued under £1,000 and minimal percentages (1.3%, 0.6%, and 0.3%) in ranges above £3,000, including a tiny fraction in the £13,000 to £14,000 bracket. This distribution suggests that most privately sold vehicles of this model are generally valued under £3,000, with very few achieving higher valuations, potentially reflecting the typical market conditions, vehicle condition, or age-related depreciation for this model range.
production years
The data indicates that the majority of Mercedes-Benz E-Class (2006-09) vehicles tested were manufactured between 2007 and 2008, accounting for approximately 72.9% of the sample (43.7% in 2007 and 29.2% in 2008). Vehicles from 2009 make up about 18.6%, while the oldest from 2006 comprise only 8.5%. This suggests that a significant portion of these cars on the road are relatively recent models from the late 2000s, which could influence considerations around vehicle age, wear, and resale value.
colour popularity
The data indicates that the most common paint colour for the Mercedes-Benz E Class (2006-09) is Silver, accounting for approximately 47.8% of vehicles, reflecting its popularity among owners. Black is the second most prevalent at 28.6%, while Grey and Blue are less common at 15.4% and 7.5%, respectively. Notably, Green and White are very rare, each representing only about 0.3% of the vehicles, suggesting limited popularity in those colours for this model during this period. Overall, Silver and Black dominate the colour preferences for this vehicle, aligning with typical luxury car trends.
ownership cycle
The data on registered keepers for the Mercedes-Benz E-Class (2006-09) reveals a diverse ownership history. The most common number of previous keepers is five, accounting for 16.4% of vehicles, followed closely by three keepers at 17.6%. Notably, a significant portion of vehicles has had relatively few owners: 12.9% with four keepers, 10.7% with two, and 1.9% with just one, indicating some vehicles have a limited ownership history. Conversely, a smaller percentage (0.3%) have had 15 or 20 previous owners, suggesting these may be rarer or possibly more heavily used vehicles. Overall, the data shows a broad distribution of ownership durations, with the majority of vehicles having between two and five previous keepers, which might point to varying ownership patterns within this model range.
engine choices
The data for Mercedes-Benz E-Class (2006-09) vehicles indicates that the majority are equipped with a 2987cc engine, accounting for 53.5% of the sample, suggesting this is the most common engine size for this model range. The next most prevalent engine capacity is 2148cc at 26.7%, followed by 2149cc at 10.4%. Other engine sizes are quite rare, each representing less than 1% of the data, with the smallest engine capacities (such as 1796cc and 3498cc) being particularly uncommon. Additionally, a significant majority (over 90%) of these vehicles are powered by diesel engines, while petrol vehicles make up around 9%, and gas bi-fuel options are very rare at just 0.3%. This highlights a strong diesel preference among owners of this model within the observed data.
