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Mercedes auction prices

Trucks, trailers and buses by Mercedes: we have recorded 1 auction sale with a price of 1 model. Every model has its own page with each sale.

EUR 12.000 median hammer price middle half 5.000 to 25.000 EUR 65% of lots found a buyer

Mercedes is the short name for the German maker of cars, vans and trucks whose marque dates from 1926 and whose head office is in Stuttgart. The cars and vans such as the Sprinter come from the group that owns the marque, while trucks such as the Actros and Atego are built by Daimler Truck under licence of the name. Founded 1926. Stuttgart, Germany. Part of Mercedes-Benz Group.

Models 1

ModelSales with a priceMiddle halfFound a buyerAt auction nowLast sale
Mercedes Actros 1 under ten sales – 0 2026-10-29
Middle half: the rounded middle half of the hammer prices of the model, in euros, from ten sales; each model page lists the sales one by one. "Found a buyer" counts the lots offered on sites that publish the lots that failed to sell, from twenty lots up.

Newest Mercedes sales

SoldModelBuiltHours or kmAuction housePlacePhotosHammer price
2026-10-29
Tracteur routier - Mercedes - ACTROS - 2016 - pour pièces
Actros unknown unknown agorastore.fr 36000 - Châteauroux, FR, FR 2 EUR 100 FREE
The 1 newest recorded sales of Mercedes in trucks, trailers and buses, one row per lot; every sale of a model is on the model's page. The oldest sale of each model is free to read; the other hammer prices open with the sale or with a year of the model.

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Questions about Mercedes at auction

What do used Mercedes trucks, trailers and buses sell for at auction?

Across 90 auction sales with a price that we recorded, the middle half fetched EUR 5.000 to EUR 25.000, with a median of about EUR 12.000. These are rounded hammer prices in euros, before the buyer's premium and VAT; each model below has its own page with every sale.

How often do Mercedes trucks, trailers and buses find a buyer at auction?

On the auction sites that publish the lots that failed to sell, 65% of 98 lots offered found a buyer. Withdrawn lots are not counted.

Hammer prices are what the auction house recorded when the lot closed. How prices are recorded.