2010 Mercedes-Benz E-class
VEHICLE HIGHLIGHTS
184 117 km on the clock, driven by a 3.0-litre V6 and paired with Mercedes’ 7G-TRONIC automatic gearbox, this E-class E 300 ELEGANCE presents as a well-specified example for buyers focused on refinement and relaxed cruising. The 231 hp petrol unit gives the carriageable performance expected of a Mercedes-Benz E-class without wild character; the model’s reputation for composure on long runs is an asset.
Four doors and five seats make daily commuting and family trips straightforward, with the automatic transmission suited to stop-start traffic and highway overtaking. If you’re searching for a used E-class for sale as a comfortable commuter or a petrol sedan in Gauteng, this example balances presence and usability.
Located in Harmelia, Kempton Park, Gauteng — competitively priced against similar listings. Enquire to book a viewing or a test drive of this E-class E 300 ELEGANCE.
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Mercedes-Benz E-class safety rating
Rated 5 out of 5 stars for adult occupant protection — ANCAP, 2009 (rating has expired).
Australian-market RHD rating — indicative for SA only where the SA derivative matches the tested safety spec (airbags/ESC/AEB).
Mercedes-Benz E-class
Mercedes-Benz’s E-Class sits right at the heart of South Africa’s premium sedan market, and it’s no surprise it’s in short supply. Only five used examples are listed at the moment, which hints at loyal ownership and the sort of desirability that keeps these cars in garages for years. Prices are all over the map—from R159,500 for a 2010 E 300 Avantgarde to a steep R1,649,800 for an AMG E53 Coupe 4Matic, with a median of R299,500. You’ll find a healthy mix of petrol and diesel engines, most linked to autos, though some newer ones get dual-clutch boxes. Mileage averages 112,412 km, not exactly low, but let’s be real: these are the cars chewing up N1 tar between Joburg and Cape Town, not school-run specials. If you’re eyeing that E 250 CDI Avantgarde at R299,500, you’re dead in the centre of the market—diesel power, plenty of distance under its belt, but built for exactly what South Africans use them for: proper long-haul comfort. The E 200 CGI BE Avantgarde at R189,990 lets you into the club for less, petrol-powered, and still packing that signature Mercedes cabin. The R159,500 E 300? That’s old enough to need a close look, because age matters as much as mileage here. What keeps E-Class drivers loyal is the interior—those old-school physical switches, plush seats, and the sort of noise isolation that’s still the A6’s benchmark. No new stock means if you want in, you’re shopping used, and on paper at least, that’s the point.
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2010 Mercedes-Benz E-class
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Harmelia, Kempton Park, Gauteng
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