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A used Mercedes CLS is a sleek executive option that offers the handsome styling of a coupé with the space of a saloon. It features an impressively modern cabin that’s comfortable and roomy. For more of a bargain, take advantage of our finance deals on a Mercedes CLS for sale.

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Mercedes-Benz cls Buying Guide

What types of used Mercedes CLS cars are there?

The Mercedes CLS was on sale for around two decades, but Mercedes ultimately decided to discontinue the model in 2023 due to poor sales – not because it’s a bad car, but because every other new Mercedes is so good.

If you’re looking for a slightly older model with bags of style and luxury, you’ll really want to consider a used Mercedes CLS – the ‘S’ in its name signifies influence from the range-topping S-Class.

As well as the coupé-like saloon model, you can also have it in a seriously attractive estate format, called Shooting Brake, which extends its practicality even further.

Popular Mercedes CLS trims

Most of the trim levels available on the CLS are pretty high-spec, so there’s really no bad pick.

> Mercedes CLS AMG Line Night Edition Plus - The only trim in the car’s final days, absolutely fully loaded

> Mercedes CLS AMG Line Premium Premium Plus - Equally as kitted-out but with a less aggressive design

> Mercedes CLS AMG Line - Technically the entry-level model, but designed like a range-topper

Mercedes CLS history

The car first went on sale in 2004, but you’ll most likely be considering second- and third-generation models.

> Second-generation C218 Mercedes CLS (2010) - Stylish car with interior similar to an E-Class

> Facelifted C218 Mercedes CLS (2014) - Styling changes and more efficient engine options

> Third-generation Mercedes C257 CLS (2018) - Sharper and more modern-looking with more interior car tech

What features does the Mercedes CLS have?

Most models are variations on the popular AMG Line trim, which means you either get a lot of kit, or you get even more. There’s no such thing as a poorly specified CLS.

Some kit worth looking out for includes a Burmester surround sound system, a parking package with a 360-degree camera, and high-performance LED headlights.

It’s worth looking out for newer models if car tech is important to you, because besides styling enhancements like interior ambient lighting, you also get Apple CarPlay and Android Auto compatibility.

Is the Mercedes CLS reliable?

Fortunately, Mercedes is a brand known for building durable and long-lasting parts. Because the CLS is such a luxurious car, sitting somewhere between the E-Class and S-Class, it benefits from extreme attention to detail and quality.

How much does the Mercedes CLS cost to run?

Although it’s a big car, it’s very aerodynamic. The diesel models can actually be about as efficient as a smaller family saloon. Some newer models get emission-reducing mild hybrid technology, too.

Who is the Mercedes CLS suitable for?

Initially designed to appeal to wealthy executives, a used Mercedes CLS for sale is now more attainable than it was new, making it a great pick for the style-conscious. It doesn’t compromise on practicality, either, with space for up to five and a large boot.

Similarly sporty models include the Audi A7 Sportback and Porsche Panamera (which is also available as an estate).

Should I buy a Mercedes-Benz CLS?

What distinguishes the CLS four-door coupé design?

The Mercedes-Benz CLS four-door coupé distinguishes itself with a sleek roofline, frameless doors and a design that combines coupé aesthetics with four-door practicality – a very rare but desired combo.

Its unique silhouette blends elegance and functionality, setting it apart from traditional coupés on the market.

How does EQ Boost technology enhance the CLS's performance?

EQ Boost technology enhances performance by providing an electric boost to the combustion engine.

Acting as a mild hybrid system, it improves acceleration fuel efficiency and overall driving dynamics.

How does the CLS's Driver Assistance package work?

The CLS's Driver Assistance package aids parking and city driving with features like active parking assist, 360-degree camera and adaptive cruise control.

These technologies enhance convenience and safety, assisting in manoeuvring and navigating city life.

What are the aerodynamic benefits of the CLS coupé design?

The Mercedes-Benz CLS four-door coupé design enhances aerodynamics with a sleek profile, frameless doors and carefully sculpted lines.

These features reduce drag, improve efficiency and contribute to its overall dynamic performance.

What is the difference between the CLA and the CLS models?

The CLA is a compact luxury saloon whereas the CLS is a midsize luxury four-door coupé. The CLS features a more distinctive coupé-like design, larger dimensions and a higher level of luxury, positioning itself above the CLA in Mercedes-Benz's lineup.