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The V300 is the top-power diesel version of Mercedes' V-Class people carrier, built on the same W447 van-based platform as the V250 but with the strongest engine in the range. In Saudi Arabia it is for buyers who want the most capable version of a genuine eight-seat Mercedes rather than the entry model.
How much does a used Mercedes V300 cost in Saudi Arabia?
Pricing runs from around SAR 250,000 to SAR 250,000, with specification and condition doing most of the work in setting the price on a vehicle this specialised.
Which used Mercedes V300 year should you buy?
A 2019-onward facelifted car brings an updated interior and infotainment over the original 2014 design, with no bigger platform change since. Buy the newest facelift example your budget allows if updated cabin tech matters to you.
What else matters on a used Mercedes V300?
A Toyota Innova costs less and is the simpler, cheaper-to-run alternative if outright power is not the priority. The Honda Odyssey costs more and our inspections find a higher mechanical fault rate on it than we would expect for the class. A Kia Carnival costs more and carries a higher rate of prior body or panel repair than we would expect for large MPVs of this age here.
What should you inspect on a used Mercedes V300?
Read the CarSwitch inspection report on the specific car before you commit — on a vehicle bought to work, that tells you more than the badge or the spec sheet.
Pricing runs from around SAR 250,000 to SAR 250,000, with specification and condition doing most of the work in setting the price on a vehicle this specialised.
A Toyota Innova costs less and is the simpler, cheaper-to-run alternative if outright power is not the priority. The Honda Odyssey costs more and our inspections find a higher mechanical fault rate on it than we would expect for the class. A Kia Carnival costs more and carries a higher rate of prior body or panel repair than we would expect for large MPVs of this age here.
A 2019-onward facelifted car brings an updated interior and infotainment over the original 2014 design, with no bigger platform change since. Buy the newest facelift example your budget allows if updated cabin tech matters to you.
Read the CarSwitch inspection report on the specific car before you commit — on a vehicle bought to work, that tells you more than the badge or the spec sheet.