Used Mercedes-Benz ML class for sale in Dubai, UAE

What are customers saying about the ML Class in the UAE

Kashif - I had to export my used ML350 from the US when I moved to the UAE as it’s such a fantastic car. The handling is like no other SUV, and the interior is easy on the eyes and has everything to keep anyone happy.
Pros: Handles nicely and the interior is clean.
Cons: High price with options.

Laura - My husband bought me a pre-owned ML500, and it's a brilliant car. As I’m stuck with the school runs in the morning, I know that if anything were to happen my kids and I are safe.
Pros: Lavish interior and safety features.
Cons: Hasn’t got much unique styling.

Sunil - Second-hand ML63 AMG is just incredible. Loads of horsepower and even though it’s a 2008 model, it’s still quick. Interior options are a bonus and are perfect for the Dubai lifestyle.
Pros: Powerful engine and sounds phenomenal!
Cons: Fuel economy isn’t great.

Five reasons to buy an ML Class in the UAE

1. Five seats are more than enough for a family, but an optional third row is available enabling seven adults to fit inside instead of five.
2. A variety of engines. As with any Mercedes, the same cars are all available with different engines. One or two vehicles you may have to import.
3. A lot of luxury SUV’s don’t have a lot of space as they sacrifice it for power, but if you’re going to buy used Mercedes-Benz in Dubai, UAE, don’t worry about that as there is plenty of room and power.
4. Options, options and more options.
5. The interior is typical Mercedes. Comforting and inviting, once you sit down, you won’t want to get out.

About the ML Class

ML Class cars fit in between the GL-Class and GLK-Class suvs. Debuting in 1997, they were originally supposed to know as the M-Class. However, due to rival German manufacturer having their very own M-series, which if you didn’t know is a series of high-performance coupes, convertibles and sedans. To not confuse the two, Mercedes opted for the additional L. Hauling up to five fully grown adults, in 2016, the ML moniker was dropped in favour of the GLE Badge. Did you know that Mercedes-Benz planned to have the ML replace the G! Glad they didn’t. On the road rivals include; Audi Q7, BMW X5 and Volkswagen Touareg.

Entering the already competitive market of SUV’s, the 1998 ML series was the first luxury SUV to come standard with electronic stability control. Other standard features include fabric seats, basic power accessories and a five seat setup. Higher trim levels have leather seats, navigation, Bluetooth functions, cruise control, roof rails, parking sensors, power seats, a third row of seats and a sunroof.

2002 models have a different look inclusive of a new front, and rear lenses for the lights, bumpers, alloy wheels and turn signals move from the front quarter panels to the side mirrors instead.

Models included in this generation; ML 230 with a 2.3-litre four-cylinder motor, ML320, powered by a 3.2-litre V6 engine, ML 430, with a 4.3-litre V8 and at the very top is the ML 55 AMG with a 5.4-litre powerplant. Two transmissions are available; 5-speed manual or automatic.

The price for this generation starts at AED 29,000.

Entering its second generation, a new body that is more aerodynamic than previous generations which give the cars a sportier look. Dimensions grew all around; 71mm larger and 150mm longer, it also sits 5mm lower than before. Standard and extra options all remained similar to previous generations.

2006 saw the introduction of the ML 63 AMG. Equipped with 6.2-litre petrol V8 petrol engine, 510 horsepower is sent to all four wheels via 7-speed automatic transmission. This family SUV can accelerate from 0-100 km/h in around 4.9 seconds and can reach a top speed of over 250 km/h! At the time, it was the world's most powerful stock SUV. Standard options included parking sensors, navigation, roof rails, memory seats, sunroof, Bluetooth, cruise control and rear view camera.

2009 models have a newer look, with redesigned bumpers, exterior mirrors, grille, new rim selection and an enhanced interior.

The manual transmission doesn’t appear in any of these models. Instead, all versions are mated to a 7-speed automatic transmission. Engines and displacements remain similar with minor adjustments to the outputs and fuel economy.

Prices start at AED 42,000.

Once again going under the knife, a complete overhaul is to the exterior and interior is present. Rear legroom increased as adjustable rear back seats are on offer. New options include adaptive cruise control, lane departure warning system and adjustable air suspension. Previous options and extras transition into the next generation.

2013 introduced an On & Off Road Package. Equipped with a unique powertrain transfer case and diff lock plus a multi offroad selector to tackle any terrain.

Trims and engines available; ML 350 with a 3.5-litre V6, ML 400 equipped with a 3.0-litre V6, ML 550 (ML 500 in certain markets) powered by a 4.7-litre V8 and the ML 63 AMG sporting a 5.5-litre V8 engine. In all models power is sent to all four wheels via a 9-speed automatic transmission.

As previously mentioned, these models were renamed to GLE for 2017 models.