2014 Mercedes-Benz E-Class E350

Used • 165,794 mi • Automatic • Flex Fuel
1/12

$8,400

Est. finance$163/mo

8/10

Great buy

  • Competitive price position
  • Faster inventory turn
  • Higher-mileage profile
  • Stable pricing

Competitive Auto Sales

Map pin iconBloomingdale, GA4.3(145 reviews)

Overview & features

VIN: WDDKJ5KB1EF227189/Stock number: 6698

Exterior: Black
Interior: Black
165,794 miles
Fuel Type: Flex Fuel
3.5L V6
Automatic Transmission
Rear-Wheel Drive
29 MPG Highway
20 MPG City
Price vs. Market

Price & market analysis

This vehicle is below the current average market range.

33%

below market

$8,400

Typical price for similar cars:$12,497

You save vs. market

$4,097
competitive auto sales(Current)
  • $8,4003 weeks ago
    Listed
8.0
Deal scoreGreat buy

Days on market
Days on market
37
Demand score
Demand score
Medium
Avg. sell time
Avg. sell time
169 days

Market price comparison

Based on 149 local comparable listings

Avg. market price $12,497
$8,400
Dealer

Meet the dealership

Recent reviews

5.0

Dana Brown3 months ago

Mr Ricky and the crew at competitive auto sales are top notch in my opinion. They worked with me on the vehichle I wanted and I drove it home that day. Easy terms and great people to work with . I look forward to buying my vehicles through them from now on ! Thanks again !

5.0

Michael6 months ago

I have never actually bought a car from here, but I was there just looking and was greeted every time by very polite and professional salespeople. Even though I told them I couldn’t buy right now they took the time to still tell me about the vehicles I was interested in looking at. They have the best looking cars I’ve ever seen in any used car lot. Reading the reviews I saw a lot of upset people. The key word you have to understand is “used”. Used cars will develop problems, it’s a fact of life. Used car lots check the cars out before selling them, but they can’t predict what will happen a month or a year down the road. I’ve purchased many used cars from different dealers, and eventually something is going to stop working on it. If you want a perfect car, then buy a new one. Before you buy a used car, test drive it, check the fluids, look underneath for possible leaks, raise the hood and listen to the engine to see if it tapping, check the hoses and belts, etc. This is what most used car dealers do before they sell the car. If you don’t check out the car front to back before you purchase it, then don’t complain when something goes wrong. When I get my credit straightened out I will go to Competitive Auto to purchase a car. And no, I’ve never sold cars, I managed retail for 43 years, I just don’t think people should be bashed for something out of their control.

5.0

San M3 months ago

I got two cars from Competitive Auto, Blaine help me tremendously and was very transparent. He made the process smooth, hassle and stress free.

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