This 2023 Mercedes-Benz CLS 350 is listed for sale in Dubai with 31,000 km on the odometer, GCC spec, automatic transmission, at an asking price of AED 254,000. It is sold by its private owner, not by Drivaza.
A 2023 Mercedes-Benz CLS 350 in AMG Line trim, GCC specification, finished in white over a red and black leather interior, with 31,000 km on the clock. Bought and serviced at Gargash, the official Mercedes-Benz dealer in the UAE, and accident-free. One of the last CLS coupés ever built. Mercedes-Benz ended C257 production in August 2023 and did not replace the CLS, so a 2023 car is the final model year of a nameplate that ran for nineteen years. The four-door coupé it invented is now built by nobody. Under the bonnet is the M264 2.0-litre turbocharged four, 295 hp and 400 Nm, paired with Mercedes' 48-volt EQ Boost mild-hybrid starter-generator and the 9G-Tronic nine-speed automatic. Rear-wheel drive, 0–100 km/h in 6.0 seconds, and the mild-hybrid system smooths the stop-start and adds torque off the line while taking the edge off consumption in traffic. WHAT MAKES THIS ONE WORTH SEEING · Manufacturer warranty valid to 2028 · Service contract also paid up to 2028 — the expensive scheduled services are already covered, and both transfer with the car · Accident-free with no scratches, per the seller · A brand-new set of tyres has just been fitted · 31,000 km — around 10,000 km a year · Full Gargash history SPECIFICATION VISIBLE IN THE PHOTOS · AMG Line exterior: body kit, diamond-block grille, gloss-black mirror caps · AMG multi-spoke alloy wheels · Panoramic glass sunroof · Red and black leather with contrast stitching · AMG sports steering wheel with shift paddles, AMG pedals, illuminated AMG sills · Widescreen cockpit — twin 12.3in displays under one glass panel · Turbine-style air vents with ambient lighting · Multibeam LED headlamps THE CAR IN SHORT The CLS is an E-Class underneath and something else entirely on top: 5.0 m long on a 2,938 mm wheelbase, 1,435 mm tall, with a frameless-window roofline that drops straight into the boot. It seats five. It is the comfortable, quiet, long-legged way to cross Dubai, and it looks like nothing else on Sheikh Zayed Road because Mercedes stopped making them. Viewing in Dubai. Send an enquiry and Drivaza will put you in touch with the owner. Drivaza lists and checks the ad; we are not the seller and do not warrant the vehicle — always inspect a used car and check its history before buying.
The service history, the warranty paperwork and the service contract running to 2028 are available to view for serious buyers. Ask for them when you message us and we will arrange it with the owner before you travel to see the car.
This 2023 Mercedes-Benz CLS 350 is a coupé being sold privately in Dubai by the person who owns it. It has an automatic gearbox and is finished in white. It is listed as GCC spec, which for a UAE buyer usually means cooling built for this climate and a service history a local agency can look up — the two things that most affect what it is worth again at resale.
The odometer reads 31,000 km. Over 3 years that averages about 10,333 km a year, which is below the roughly 20,000 km a year a UAE car typically covers. That is arithmetic, not an assessment: how a car has been driven and serviced matters more than the number on the dial, so treat it as one question to ask rather than an answer.
Ask to see the mulkiya (registration card) and check the name on it matches the person selling. Outstanding traffic fines and Salik stay with the car, so both have to be cleared before it can change hands, and a car still under bank finance cannot transfer at all until the loan is settled and the lien is lifted. The transfer itself is done in person at an RTA centre or an approved service centre, with both parties present. A pre-purchase inspection at an independent garage costs little against the price of the car and is the only part of this that tells you what you are actually buying.
The asking price is AED 254,000. You can send an offer of your own through this page — Drivaza passes it to the owner and introduces you. You are buying from the owner, not a showroom.
31,000 km. Over 3 years that averages about 10,333 km a year, against the roughly 20,000 km a year a UAE car typically covers. That is arithmetic rather than an assessment of the car's condition.
A private owner in Dubai, who lists it as GCC spec. Drivaza carries out an initial inspection before an ad goes live — we check the car matches its photos and that the details stand up. We are not the seller and do not own the car, so a full pre-purchase inspection is still yours to arrange. Send an enquiry and we put the two of you in touch; the owner's phone number is never published.
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