Here are the 5 Most Reliable Mercedes Benz!

Good rule of thumb: usually the E-Class is going to be the most reliable Mercs.

I have over 400K miles on my 2006 Mercedes. Still original starter and alternator even. People told me it would have died at 100K miles.

2010 e550 here. Bought it about 4 years ago for $18k with just 60k miles. Now at 84k, still running great. Might drive this one until the AirMatic goes bad. Great ar.

I owed a 2015 e350 since new i have 100k miles all I do is regular maintenance no breakdowns nothing problems at all runs like new that v6 naturally aspired engine is bulletproof I have the sport package with the coil springs suspension that gives more reliability thanks for the video keep up the good work 👍

I bought a 2008 C300 a year ago with 120k miles and now it has 128k. It did require a lot of maintenance items but it doesn’t leak and the engine and transmission are faultless. The interior trim however is falling apart, cracking and breaking. I’m impressed how it drives and how smooth the 3liter V6 is.

Great vid! 2014 E350 Coupe with now 129k miles and no real problems. Just wished I had gotten the 4-matic one instead of rwd. Less maintenance headache but would be great with winter approaching :D Mine also has standard suspension so I don't have the issues some face with the air ride suspension. This V6 has been a solid engine.

Older mercedes vehicles are more reliable. Good job Mark. ❤

I have a 2016 rwd E350 Sport. The regular maintenance is pricey, but the car has been rock solid. I’ve got 52k on the clock and on the highway (@ 70mph) I’m getting 31.6 mpg, about 20 around town. This is a non-turbo V6, making 302hp. I’m very happy with the car and it’s reliability over the last 4 years.

I think 07-09 E Class one of the most reliable seen them going way over 200k miles they're built pretty solid tbh

Have a 2016 (made in 2015) E350 4matic and am thrilled with it. Kept up on the maintenance and now have 95k miles on it - no issues. Also have a 2019 GLE43C with 48k miles. No issues except a sticky rear wheel brake caliber seal that caused premature brake disc pad failure. With staggered wheels, it also eats tires but has been a great travel vehicle thus far. Can’t beat the E class Mercedes.