The 2022 Mercedes-Benz GLE runs a median of $57,974 across the Canadian market. Most listings land between $51,515 and $63,662. That roughly $12K spread is your negotiating window. Anything under about $51,500 is worth a hard look, and anything north of $64K needs a strong reason behind it, like a loaded trim or unusually low kilometres.
Typical mileage at this age sits around 59,948 km. That's the anchor point for judging whether a given car is priced fairly. A GLE showing well below that number should command more than the median. One well above it should come in under.
How kilometres move the price
Each extra 10,000 km knocks roughly $1,514 off what you should expect to pay. So a car with 90,000 km versus one with 60,000 km is worth about $4,500 less on mileage alone, before you factor in condition or trim. Use that to sanity-check any listing that looks cheap. Sometimes the low price is just high odometer doing the talking.
Trim is where the numbers really fan out. The GLE 350 anchors the bottom at a $51,242 median, typically $48,218 to $55,146. If you want a GLE and value is the priority, this is the play. Step up to the GLE 450 and the median jumps to $59,888, a real gap for the extra performance.
The AMG cars are a different market. The GLE 53 sits at a $74,888 median, and the AMG GLE 63 S runs $115,834, with listings stretching past $119K. That's more than double the 350. Only chase these if the AMG hardware is the point, because you're paying for it in full.
We've flagged 30 deals on the 2022 GLE in the last 90 days, so priced-right examples do surface. Know which trim you're after and what the mileage justifies, and you'll spot the fair ones fast.
Price by trim
| Trim | Median price | Typical range |
|---|---|---|
| AMG GLE 63 S | $115,834 | $101,861–$119,168 |
| AMG GLE 53 | $74,888 | $69,995–$74,980 |
| GLE 450 | $59,888 | $55,375–$63,214 |
| GLE 350 | $51,242 | $48,218–$55,146 |
Numbers reflect live listings across Canada over the last 90 days, filtered for outliers. Data as of . Prices in CAD.