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Discover the classic elegance of the Mercedes Clase Cls—a line that has captivated luxury car enthusiasts since the early 2000s. If you’re curious about how a Mercedes Clase Cls 2004 price stacks up today, or what the current used Mercedes Clase Cls price might be, this overview provides a detailed snapshot of performance specs, depreciation trends, and market positioning that will help you make an informed decision.

• Model: Mercedes Clase Cls
• Year: 2004 (highlighting the Mercedes Clase Cls 2004 price trend)
• Engine: 2.3 L Turbocharged Inline‑4 (2.3‑R 4M‑E), producing 204 hp and 210 lb‑ft of torque
• Transmission: 7‑speed automatic (7G‑STRONIC)
• Fuel Type: Gasoline (premium recommended)
• Q‑Vehicle Dynamics: 0‑60 mph in 7.4 s (±0.2 s variation across trims)
• Dimensions: Length ≈ 187.5 in | Width ≈ 73.0 in | Height ≈ 55.9 in | Wheelbase ≈ 112.4 in
• Interior Features: Leather upholstery, dual‑zone climate control, 12‑inch infotainment system, and optional panoramic sunroof
• Safety: European‑standard airbags, ABS, electronic stability control, and optional adaptive cruise control

Those who look into the economics of a Mercedes Clase Cls price will find that depreciation is a significant factor. The classic rule of thumb for luxury sedans is that a vehicle typically suffers a 15 % to 20 % depreciation during its first year of ownership. For a 2004 model, the initial drop from purchase MSRP is often less pronounced—typically 5‑10 %—due to higher upfront scarcity. Over the next five years, the price can recede by an additional 25‑35 %. Consequently, the Mercedes Clase Cls depreciation trajectory tends to resemble the following pattern:

• Year 0‑1: 5 %–10 % total depreciation
• Year 1‑3: 10 %–15 % annual depreciation
• Year 3‑5: 7 %–12 % annual depreciation
• Year 5‑10: 3 %–5 % annual depreciation (steady collector’s value)

By factoring in mileage, condition, regional demand, and maintenance records, you can gauge how a specific used Mercedes Clase Cls price aligns with these benchmarks. For instance, a well‑maintained 2004 example with lower mileage (under 80,000 mi) and recent servicing may command a premium—often 10 %–15 % higher—than its average market counterpart.

To answer the widely asked question “what is a 2004 Mercedes Clase Cls worth?” consider this: a 2004 Mercedes Clase Cls in fair condition typically ranges between $10,000 and $18,000 U.S. dollars, while a low‑mileage, fully documented example can reach $22,000 or more. In European markets, the price bracket is slightly higher due to fuel economy and tax structures, but the depreciation curve remains similar.

Comparing the Mercedes Clase Cls 2004 price with contemporaneous Ford Fusion, BMW 320i, and Audi A4 provides valuable perspective. In most markets, the Mercedes Clase Cls holds a strong position in the luxury compact segment, offering a spacious seating arrangement and rear‑view comfort rivaling the more complex calibration of larger competitors. The key differentiators are:

• Drive experience: The Clase Cls balances sportiness with a comfortable ride quality, akin to the BMW 3‑Series but with more passenger headroom.
• Interior quietness: Continued Mercedes emphasis on noise isolation results in a more serene cabin than the Ford Fusion.
• Aesthetic heritage: Its distinct body lines and mid‑centred grilles evoke classic German styling, a subtle yet powerful appeal for boutique buyers.

Market position-wise, the Mercedes Clase Cls thrives among urban professionals and small families who prioritize prestige and fuel efficiency over sheer horsepower. In European cities—especially Germany, Switzerland, and Sweden—this segment is highly populated, with car‑owners looking for reliable, low‑maintenance luxury vehicles that blend seamlessly into traffic and comply with stringent emission regulations.

For those mapping out their next vehicle purchase or sale, or simply curious about how the used Mercedes Clase Cls price compares to your desired mileage, there is an entire database waiting to be consulted. Get precise Mercedes Clase Cls pricing details for any year and condition—partner with our trusted resources to get the best benchmark for your needs.

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