Mercedes-AMG C63 (W204)

The Mercedes-AMG C63 W204 is trading at a median of £17,550 in the UK market, down nearly 20% over the past year on a small sample of five transactions. This sharp decline comes as the model continues its transition from daily driver to potential collectible, though sentiment remains decidedly bearish.

Transaction volume remains thin, with only 17 recorded sales across our tracking period. The absence of any active listings at present underscores the limited liquidity and low current desirability for this generation, suggesting buyers are selective and sellers may face extended holding periods.

Cars changing hands are averaging just over 31,000 miles, indicating owners have generally kept these cars in steady use rather than preserving them as low-mileage examples. This mileage profile is typical for the model and reflects its positioning as a usable performance car rather than a static investment piece.

The W204 AMG C63 carries a collectibility score of five and sits within our stable modern classic category, but the label masks a market in genuine difficulty. Low current desirability and a strong depreciation signal warrant caution, even for those intrigued by the platform's turbocharged performance and relative affordability.

Base projections suggest further decline ahead: the model is forecast to reach approximately £10,659 in three years (a 39% drop from current levels) and £9,158 in five years. Unless desirability meaningfully shifts or supply tightens, the path toward floor prices remains the most probable trajectory through the remainder of this decade.