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The CLS350 you will find on the used market in the Kingdom is almost certainly the C257-generation car, sold from 2018 with a 2.0-litre turbo four and mild-hybrid boost rather than the V6 of the older CLS. Mercedes ended CLS production altogether in 2023, so this is the final chapter of the four-door coupe rather than an ongoing model. Our live stock spans roughly 2019 to 2021, from SAR 133500 to SAR 202000.
How much does a used Mercedes CLS350 cost in Saudi Arabia?
Expect roughly SAR 133500 for a 2019 up to SAR 202000 for a 2021, with condition and options doing most of the work since the underlying car changed little across these model years.
Which used Mercedes CLS350 year should you buy?
Any 2019-to-2021 car carries the same engine and drivetrain, so there is no strong case for chasing a specific year within that band — prioritise service history and a clean inspection instead. Because the CLS line ended in 2023, treat this generation as the last one you will be able to buy new-generation parts support for going forward.
How long does a Mercedes CLS350 last?
The CLS350s we inspect in the Kingdom run a median of around 80,000 km, moderate for the age of the car and consistent with it being bought and driven as a comfortable long-distance saloon rather than a daily workhorse.
Anything else worth knowing about the Mercedes CLS350?
The Mercedes E400 costs less for a similar cabin and more conventional four-door shape rather than the CLS's sloped roofline. A Mercedes E450 is similar money with a bigger six-cylinder engine. A Toyota Corolla is a fraction of the price if you only need transport rather than a flagship coupe shape.
What to look over on a used Mercedes CLS350
Get the CarSwitch inspection report before you buy — with production ended, a clean history matters more than ever on this car.