where to find historical new price of cars

[BKK8]

Thinking of buying a 2007-2009  mercedes E200 and was wondering if anyone knows what it would have cost new or where i can look up historical prices for other cars

[rambling]

Not official publications but maybe still useful:

 

E200 NGT was 4.2m it seems: https://www.caronline.net/ทดลองขับ-mercedes-benz-e200-ngt-ngv-แท้ๆจากโรง-2/

Normal E200 was 3.95m: http://www.mercedesmania.com/forum/index.php?action=printpage;topic=26702.0

[BKK8]

2 minutes ago, rambling said:

Not official publications but maybe still useful:

 

E200 NGT was 4.2m it seems: https://www.caronline.net/ทดลองขับ-mercedes-benz-e200-ngt-ngv-แท้ๆจากโรง-2/

Normal E200 was 3.95m: http://www.mercedesmania.com/forum/index.php?action=printpage;topic=26702.0

thanks

[rambling]

Very nice car btw, my gf's family had this alongside the next generation W212 and I liked driving it more than the newer one.

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[Lacessit]

IMO you'd be better off buying a new Camry or Accord for about the same money.

Be aware cost of maintenance and spare parts for the Mercedes brand in Thailand is 2-3 times that of the Asian brands, and at 11 - 13 years old the car will need both.

[Robo23]

Go to the German web site www.mobile.de,

then just double the price given.

that should put you on par with Thai prices.

[Lacessit]

1 hour ago, Robo23 said:

Go to the German web site www.mobile.de,

then just double the price given.

that should put you on par with Thai prices.

I assume you mean new, secondhand prices in Germany compared to Thailand would be way lower.

[rambling]

22 hours ago, Lacessit said:

IMO you'd be better off buying a new Camry or Accord for about the same money.

Be aware cost of maintenance and spare parts for the Mercedes brand in Thailand is 2-3 times that of the Asian brands, and at 11 - 13 years old the car will need both.

 

2007-2009 E Class is about 500K THB. That amount would be sufficient for a 2015 Camry. Quite a difference in car age (and mileage most likely) but also a different driving experience.

 

Yes, Japanese cars are typically easier/cheaper to maintain, I suspect the OP and anyone buying a European car is aware of that.

 

 

[BKK8]

On 10/26/2020 at 4:35 PM, rambling said:

 

2007-2009 E Class is about 500K THB. That amount would be sufficient for a 2015 Camry. Quite a difference in car age (and mileage most likely) but also a different driving experience.

 

Yes, Japanese cars are typically easier/cheaper to maintain, I suspect the OP and anyone buying a European car is aware of that.

 

 

yes, i was thinking of buying a accord before but i like the styling and way the benz drives better. Maintainance wise i dont worry too much, these e classes are known for high mileage.