The median 2021 E-Class sells for about $62,214 in the Canadian market. Most land between $53,974 and $100,610, which is a wide spread for one model year. That range tells you the badge on the trunk matters more than almost anything else here.
Mileage moves the number hard. Every 10,000 km knocks roughly $5,249 off the asking price. The typical car on the market shows around 56,814 km, so a listing sitting well above that should come with a discount you can point to. A car at 90,000 km isn't the same buy as one at 40,000, and the gap should be close to $17,000, not a few thousand.
The trims tell the real story
The E 450 anchors the value end at a $51,888 median, typically $48,041 to $53,998. If you want a 2021 E-Class and not a performance car, this is where the sane money sits.
The E 53 AMG runs $64,490 at the median, and its typical range is tight, $62,762 to $65,384. Sellers price it in a narrow band, so there's less room to talk one down than the base numbers suggest. Then there's the E 63 AMG at a $115,000 median, roughly $108,496 to $119,500. That's a different vehicle at a different price, and it's what pulls the whole model year's top range up past $100k.
We've flagged 16 deals on this year over the last 90 days. Know which trim you're shopping before you compare prices, because a strong number for an E 63 would be a terrible one for an E 450.
Price by trim
| Trim | Median price | Typical range |
|---|---|---|
| E 63 AMG | $115,000 | $108,496–$119,500 |
| E 53 AMG | $64,490 | $62,762–$65,384 |
| E 450 | $51,888 | $48,041–$53,998 |
Numbers reflect live listings across Canada over the last 90 days, filtered for outliers. Data as of . Prices in CAD.