The 2022 E-Class sits at a median of $56,898 across live Canadian listings. Most cars land between $49,991 and $68,650, so if you're being quoted inside that band the price is normal. The typical spread is close to $19,000 wide, which tells you the trim you pick matters more than any single deal you'll find.
Mileage is the other big lever. Every 10,000 km knocks about $2,217 off the asking price. The median car on the market has 50,005 km on it, so that's your baseline. A car sitting well above that should cost noticeably less, and one under it earns some of that premium back. Do the math before you fall for a low-km example that's priced like it has no history.
How the trims stack up
The E 350 is the value play. It runs a median of $45,596, and the listings cluster tight around that number, from $45,476 to $45,888. Not much room to overpay or score a steal there. If your budget is the priority and you don't need the extra grunt, this is the trim to shop.
The E 450 is where the volume and the choices are. Median of $56,800, with a range from $49,384 to $64,444. That wide band means real negotiating room. Two E 450s in similar shape can be $15,000 apart, so cross-shopping several before you commit pays off here more than on any other trim.
At the top, the E 53 AMG holds firm. Median $66,495, and the range is narrow, $65,999 to $68,414. Sellers of these know what they have and aren't discounting much. Expect to pay near ask.
CarSignal has flagged 13 deals on this model year in the last 90 days, most of them on the E 450 where the price spread leaves room for a genuine bargain. If you want the AMG, patience matters more than luck given how tightly those prices hold.
Price by trim
| Trim | Median price | Typical range |
|---|---|---|
| E 53 AMG | $66,495 | $65,999–$68,414 |
| E 450 | $56,800 | $49,384–$64,444 |
| E 350 | $45,596 | $45,476–$45,888 |
Numbers reflect live listings across Canada over the last 90 days, filtered for outliers. Data as of . Prices in CAD.