The 2020 S-Class sits at a median of $79,900 in the Canadian market, with most cars landing between $63,000 and about $96,900. That's a wide spread for one model year, and it tells you the badge on the trunk matters more than anything else here. A car near the bottom of the range and one near the top are barely the same purchase.
The typical car has about 64,000 km on it. That number is your anchor. If you're looking at a car with meaningfully less distance, expect to pay above the median, and the reverse holds for higher-mileage examples.
What mileage does to the price
Each additional 10,000 km knocks roughly $2,457 off the asking price. Run the math on a car sitting 30,000 km above the median and you're looking at about $7,400 in fair depreciation. Use that to sanity-check anything priced oddly. A low-km car asking near the top of the range can still make sense. A high-km car asking median money does not.
The two trims split the market cleanly. The S 560 runs a median of $64,925, with most between roughly $56,900 and $73,700. If you want an S-Class without stretching, this is the value end, and the ceiling stays sensible.
The S 63 AMG is a different animal on price. Median $89,829, and the typical range climbs from about $79,960 all the way to nearly $124,750. That top figure is where things get slippery, so if you're shopping AMG, lean on the mileage math hard before agreeing to anything above the low $90s.
We flagged 7 deals on this model year in the last 90 days, so cars priced below what the numbers support do surface. If you know which trim you want and what the odometer should cost you, you can move when one shows up.
Price by trim
| Trim | Median price | Typical range |
|---|---|---|
| S 63 AMG | $89,829 | $79,960–$124,748 |
| S 560 | $64,925 | $56,891–$73,738 |
Numbers reflect live listings across Canada over the last 90 days, filtered for outliers. Data as of . Prices in CAD.