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Mercedes-Benz E-Class 2009

E250 CDI BlueEfficiency SE

Year
2009
Mileage
128,733 km
Fuel type
Diesel
Transmission
Automatic
Body type
Sedan
Colour
Silver
Drive type
Rear-Wheel Drive
Engine
2,100 cc
Seats
5
Trim
E250 CDI BlueEfficiency SE
Source
autotrader
Region
Bristol
Seller
Dealer
Availability
Available

Condition & History

Accident unknown
Repairs unknown
Recall unknown
Inspection unknown
Verification unknown
Used vehicle

What this is worth

Cheaper than 54% of comparable listings

Comparable listings run $741 – $13,441.

How the estimate is built

Base price for this model
$6,054
Year
−$1,787
Mileage
−$975

Valued

About this car

Highlights

  • 2.1 L CDI diesel engine delivering 210 hp
  • 4‑door saloon with 5 seats, 128,733 miles (207 145 km)
  • New rear sub‑frame, new brake discs & pads, new battery
  • AMG 17‑inch wheels, half‑leather seats, heated & power‑adjustable
  • Full service history, two keys, fully maintained

Options & Features

  • AMG 17‑inch alloy wheels
  • Half‑leather upholstery
  • Heated, power‑adjustable front seats
  • New rear sub‑frame, brake discs & pads, battery
  • Two keys, full repair & parts history

Vehicle History

  • New rear sub‑frame installed at Mercedes‑Bristol
  • New brake discs & pads
  • New battery

Why Choose This Vehicle?

This 2009 E‑Class combines the renowned Mercedes reliability with modern updates—new sub‑frame, brakes, and battery—ensuring a smooth, safe driving experience. Its well‑maintained history and premium features make it a standout choice for discerning buyers.

2009 Mercedes-Benz E-Class: what owners report

  • Timing chains are a known weakness on several petrol engines: the four-cylinder M271 before the W212 facelift, and the M276 V6 up to 2014, whose poorly lubricated tensioner can stretch the chain.2009–2014
  • Airmatic air suspension is a typical cost on the W211 and W212: on the W211, replacing ageing air reservoirs means removing the rear axle, and compressors often fail.2004–2016
  • On the 2009–2016 W212, German inspectors find corroded brake lines far more often than average, a below-average parking brake and rust on the rear axle carrier, which Mercedes covered with goodwill.2009–2016
All owner feedback on the Mercedes-Benz E-Class

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