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Discover the Mercedes‑Benz CLS‑Class 2017: Where Style Meets Value

With its unmistakable coupe‑like silhouette and forward‑thinking craftsmanship, the Mercedes‑Benz CLS‑Class 2017 quickly became a benchmark for luxury sedans that crave both performance and refinement. Looking into the Mercedes‑Benz CLS‑Class price landscape reveals a vehicle that remains highly desired for its blend of performance, comfort, and cutting‑edge technology—yet remains accessible in a used market that balances depreciation with premium savings. This guide explores the Mercedes‑Benz CLS‑Class 2017 price, the nuances of its used Mercedes‑Benz CLS‑Class price range, and what you actually need to know about its market position and expected Mercedes‑Benz CLS‑Class depreciation.

• Engine: 3.0L V6 biturbo or 3.0L V6 inline‑6 (standard tuning)
• Transmission: 9‑speed automatic, often paired with the optional 10‑speed for performance models
• Fuel type: Gasoline (E6 compatible)
• Horsepower: 355 hp (standard) to 420 hp (p‑model)
• Torque: 384 lb‑ft (standard) to 469 lb‑ft (p‑model)
• Drive: M‑Drive (front or 4‑Matic all‑wheel drive)
• Dimensions: Length 192.7 in, Width 78.2 in, Height 56.9 in; Wheelbase 111.8 in
• Interior: Dual 12.3‑inch infotainment screens, optional Burmester audio, MBUX voice control, air‑osculating seats
• Safety: 7‑zone airbags, PRE‑SENSE Collision Prevention, Adaptive Cruise Control, lane‑keep assist
• Features: LED matrix headlights, 360° camera, Apple CarPlay/Android Auto, and optional high‑goal seat heating and massage

Fixed at the upper end of the Mercedes‑Benz CLS‑Class price spectrum, the 2017 model introduced advanced air‑osculating seats and a refined MBUX system that quickly set a new standard for in‑vehicle digital experiences.

Depreciation Insights – What’s the Real Resale Value?

Understanding Mercedes‑Benz CLS‑Class depreciation is key when you weigh the overall cost of ownership. While luxury vehicles tend to hold their value longer than mainstream cars, the CLS‑Class does experience a noticeable decline in its first year, typically losing 15‑20% of its sticker price. After that, depreciation slows, with an average annual loss of 8‑12% over the next three years. By the end of the fifth year, a 2017 CLS‑Class may have shed roughly 45‑50% of its original value.

These estimates hold true across both new and used markets. However, the second‑hand segment benefits from premium features such as the luxury interior upgrades, which can shave a few percentage points off the depreciation curve if well maintained.

What Is a 2017 Mercedes‑Benz CLS‑Class Worth?

When asking what is a 2017 Mercedes‑Benz CLS‑Class worth,

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