Mercedes-AMG GT Coupe

The Mercedes-AMG GT Coupe is trading at a median of $78,667 in the US market, down 3.5 percent over the past twelve months but showing signs of stabilization at current levels. The model's status as "bottomed out" suggests that near-term downside risk has been absorbed, with the depreciation curve flattening after steeper declines in earlier years.

Liquidity remains moderate across the market, with 16 tracked sales over the past year and 35 total transactions in the database. That transaction frequency indicates steady but not robust demand, meaning buyers will find adequate supply without facing competitive bidding scenarios typical of tighter markets.

The typical car carries just over 21,000 miles, reflecting the model's relatively recent production run and appeal to buyers seeking low-mileage examples. Most transacted examples fall within a tight mileage band around this average, suggesting consistent condition standards across the secondhand inventory.

From the original $147,000 MSRP, current pricing places these cars at roughly 53 percent of list value—consistent with the modern depreciating classification and six to eight years post-launch typical depreciation curves. The gap between list and street price reflects both market saturation and modest collector interest in this segment.

Looking ahead to 2027 and 2029, market data suggests the median will hold near current levels rather than decline further or appreciate meaningfully. The three-year and five-year base projections both stabilize at $78,667, indicating the market views this price point as an equilibrium rather than a transition phase, though broader economic and interest-rate shifts could alter that trajectory.