Mercedes-Benz ML salvage value
Residual values cars from comparable sales: the hammer price at salvage auction, and the retail price if undamaged. The figures here are medians of recent sales; your car’s estimate will differ given its damage, title, mileage and other details.
Median sale
$3,000
2015 median
$4,750
2010 median
$788
Sales measured
1,140
Realized salvage auction sales, sold May 18 – Oct 23, 2026. Updated weekly. These figures as of Oct 24, 2026.
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By damage
| Damage | Median sale | Sales |
|---|---|---|
| Front End | $2,650 | 502 |
| Minor Dent/Scratches | $4,400 | 155 |
| Rear End | $3,050 | 147 |
| Side | $3,250 | 114 |
| Mechanical | $2,575 | 68 |
| Normal Wear | $4,800 | 45 |
A lower median can mean older or cheaper cars, not only worse damage.
By title
| Title | Median sale | Sales |
|---|---|---|
| Salvage Title | $2,550 | 732 |
| Clean Title | $3,800 | 385 |
What salvage value means for a Mercedes-Benz ML
A car's salvage value is what it would sell for at auction. The figures above are medians of recent auction sales, not a valuation for your specific car: the type of damage, whether it runs and drives, its title and its mileage all change what one car sells for.
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These figures are measured realized auction prices, not a market value estimate of any one vehicle and not an appraisal.