The Mercedes CLS350 is the four-door coupe built on E-Class underpinnings in the UAE, prized for a sleeker roofline than the regular saloon.
How much does a used Mercedes CLS350 cost in the UAE?
AED null for an older generation up to AED null for the current one is roughly the range, and which generation you land on matters as much as condition in explaining the spread.
Which used Mercedes CLS350 year should you buy?
Know the engine before the year. The older C218-generation CLS350, built through 2018, uses a 3.5-litre V6. The C257 that replaced it swapped to a 2.0-litre turbo four with electric boost, badged the same but a noticeably different driving experience. CLS production ended in 2023 with no direct replacement, so a late C257 is the newest this nameplate will ever get.
How long does a Mercedes CLS350 last?
The cars we inspect run to a median of around 130,000 km, a normal mid-life figure for either generation when serviced properly — not a number that should worry you on its own.
Mercedes CLS350 or Mercedes C63 AMG?
The C63 AMG sits in the same range for buyers who want a smaller, more aggressive saloon instead of this coupe roofline. The Toyota Corolla shows prior body or panel repair more often in our inspections — 82% against 66% expected for saloons of this age and mileage in the Emirates — a reminder of what a hard-used badge-agnostic car looks like by comparison.
What to look over on a used Mercedes CLS350
- Which generation and engine you are buying — 3.5-litre V6 or the newer turbo-four hybrid.
- Air suspension if fitted, a common and costly wear item on this car.
- Full service history at a Mercedes dealer.
- Panel gaps and paint match given the low, swooping bodywork is easy to scuff.
Run the CarSwitch inspection report before you buy — with two different engines under one badge, it confirms exactly what you are getting.