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Mercedes‑Benz E 320 – the 2001 model that blends a sleek European design with powerful performance, a legacy of engineering that still resonates with drivers looking for a refined ride. Whether you’re a seasoned enthusiast or a first‑time buyer, Mercedes‑Benz E 320 price queries often arise, especially when you add the year or condition to your search. The goal of this overview is to help you understand the key factors that influence Mercedes‑Benz E 320 2001 price, the typical depreciation curve, and how the used Mercedes‑Benz E 320 price compares to other vehicles in the same segment.

Key Specifications

• Engine: 3.2‑liter inline‑six, 300 hp
• Transmission: 5‑speed manual (original) / 4‑speed automatic (optional)
• Fuel Type: Gasoline
• Drive: Rear‑wheel drive
• Performance:
  • 0‑60 mph: ~6.9 seconds (manual)
  • Top Speed: 155 mph (manual)
• Dimensions:
  • Length: 187 in
  • Width: 71 in
  • Height: 55 in
  • Wheelbase: 111 in
• Interior: Leather seating, dual climate control, B‑COM multimedia system
• Safety & Features:
  • Anti‑locking brakes, traction control
  • Optional: 200 W Bose audio, navigation, rear‑view camera
• Fuel Economy: City: 17 mpg / Hwy: 24 mpg (manual)

Depreciation Insight

One of the key determinants of Mercedes‑Benz E 320 price over time is its depreciation curve. In the automotive world, luxury sedans typically lose between 15‑20% of their value during the first year of ownership. For the 2001 Mercedes‑Benz E 320, the depreciation pattern largely follows this industry norm:

• Year 1: ~18% decrease from the sticker price
• Year 2‑4: 6‑8% per year as the car reaches a stable mid‑life range
• Year 5‑10: 3‑5% per year, contingent on mileage, maintenance, and market demand

So when you ask what is a 2001 Mercedes‑Benz E 320 worth, the answer hinges on these percentages. A vehicle that has been well‑maintained with below‑average mileage will typically retain 40‑50% of its original invoice price after the first decade.

Comparison Context

When examining the used Mercedes‑Benz E 320 price, it is useful to compare it to contemporaneous models that share similar attributes:

• BMW 5‑Series (E39) 2001: Similar luxury sedan with slightly higher horsepower, often priced slightly lower on the market due to smaller brand equity.
• Mercedes‑Benz E 350 2001: Slightly higher engine displacement and premium features, commanding a premium of ~10–15% over the E 320.
• Audi A6 2001: Comparable chassis and advanced quattro AWD; resale values tend to match the E 320 closely, influenced mainly by condition.

These nuances explain why the Mercedes‑Benz E 320 2001 price can vary widely between regions, even for vehicles with similar mileage.

Market Position

The Mercedes‑Benz E 320 occupies the upper mid‑tier luxury sedan segment. It is popular among professionals who appreciate understated elegance, robust engineering, and the quiet, smooth ride Mercedes is known for. In many markets

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