MERCEDES-BENZ S CLASS (2013-17) S350L 4DR SALOON 3.0D V6 DPFR SS 258 EU6 AMG LINE EXECUTIVE 9G-T+ AUTO LWB
The Mercedes-Benz S Class (2013-17), specifically the S350L 4DR Saloon 3.0D V6 with AMG Line Executive trim, is a luxurious and prestigious vehicle that stands out in the executive saloon market. As one of the most refined and comfortable cars in its class, the S-Class is designed for those who prioritize comfort, advanced technology, and a smooth driving experience. In the UK, it’s often used by executives, those needing a reliable chauffeur car, or individuals seeking a high-end vehicle that combines style with practicality, thanks to its extended LWB (Long Wheelbase) version offering extra rear passenger space.
What makes this particular model notable is its combination of luxury features, impressive engineering, and distinctive design. Powered by a 3.0-litre V6 diesel engine, it offers a balanced mix of power and fuel efficiency, making it suitable for long-distance driving and daily commutes alike. The AMG Line package enhances its sporty and sophisticated appearance, adding to its appeal for discerning drivers. The vehicle’s reputation for reliability and comfort makes it a strong competitor against rivals such as BMW's 7 Series or Audi’s A8. Whether used for business or personal luxury, the Mercedes-Benz S350L is renowned for its advanced technology, stylish design, and smooth driving experience, making it a top choice in the premium saloon segment.
average use
The data indicates that the most common recorded mileage for these Mercedes-Benz S Class vehicles is between 40,000 and 50,000 miles, representing 9.8% of records. Notably, mileage readings under 10,000 miles and over 300,000 miles are relatively rare, each accounting for only 1.9% or less. The distribution shows a significant number of vehicles in the 60,000 to 80,000 miles range (around 7-7.4%), with smaller proportions spread across higher mileage brackets, including some vehicles over 250,000 miles. This suggests that while many vehicles fall within mid-range mileages, there are also vehicles with very low or very high mileages in the data set.
vehicle values
The data provides private sale price percentages relative to a baseline valuation for a 2013-17 Mercedes-Benz S-Class S350L, showing that most values cluster between approximately 0.5% and 8.4% above or below the estimated market price. Notably, the highest positive deviation (8.4%) occurs in the £15,000–£16,000 range, while the largest negative deviations (around 0.5%) are found in higher price bands, such as £32,000–£33,000 and £33,000–£34,000. Interestingly, the data indicates that vehicles priced between £15,000 and £16,000 tend to have the greatest potential for a higher private sale price relative to the baseline, whereas prices above £30,000 show minimal variation from valuation estimates, suggesting a more stable market at the higher end. Overall, the percentage deviations are relatively modest, with most private sale prices close to the valuation estimate, reflecting a fairly consistent market for this vehicle model.
production years
The data indicates that the majority of the Mercedes-Benz S Class (2013-17) S350L models are manufactured in 2016, accounting for approximately 60.5% of the sample. A significant portion, 38.6%, are from 2017, while only a small fraction, around 0.9%, date back to 2015. This suggests that the model's primary availability and most common manufacturing year are 2016, with a notable number of 2017 models, possibly reflecting their recent release or higher production volume during that period.
colour popularity
The data shows that for the Mercedes-Benz S-Class (2013-17) S350L models, the most common main paint colour is black, accounting for 62.3% of vehicles. Silver is the next most prevalent at 20.5%, followed by smaller percentages of white (5.1%), grey (6%), blue (5.6%), and brown (0.5%). Notably, black and silver together comprise over 82% of the vehicles, indicating a strong preference for classic, neutral colours in this model range. The relatively low percentage of brown suggests that more unconventional colours are less popular in this series.
ownership cycle
The data on registered keepers for the Mercedes-Benz S-Class (2013-17) S350L model reveals that the majority of vehicles have had between 2 and 4 keepers—specifically, 33.5% with 2 keepers and 20% with 4 keepers. Notably, only a small fraction (7.9%) of vehicles have had as many as 5 keepers, while very few have more than that, with just 0.5% each having 11, 10, 8, or 9 keepers. Interestingly, 5.6% of the vehicles have only had a single registered keeper, indicating some vehicles may have remained with initial owners for extended periods. Overall, the distribution suggests that most of these vehicles tend to stay with their owners for multiple years before changing hands.
engine choices
Based on the available data for the Mercedes-Benz S Class (2013-17) S350L 4DR Saloon 3.0D V6, all vehicles in this sample are equipped with a 2.987-liter (approximately 3.0-liter) engine capacity and are powered exclusively by diesel fuel. This indicates a consistent use of a 3.0-liter V6 diesel engine across the entire sample, reflecting the model's typical specification and emphasizing its focus on diesel performance within this range.
