A Mercedes-Benz Citan averages €7,717 across all model years. Right now 200 are listed for sale, with the cheapest sitting around €1,500 (typically older years) and the priciest around €12,750 (recent years). The median is €7,895. A good price for a Mercedes-Benz Citan is under €5,328; anything over €10,466 is on the high side compared with similar listings. Selling to a dealer instead of privately usually means a lower price: expect roughly €5,921 to €7,106 for this model, depending on year and condition.
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Prices vary by model year: 2013 (€6,194), 2014 (€4,927), 2015 (€5,574), 2016 (€8,210), 2017 (€12,811), 2018 (€13,140), 2019 (€12,650), 2020 (€11,360), 2021 (€13,926), 2022 (€19,141), 2023 (€24,180), 2024 (€27,470), 2025 (€32,067), 2026 (€38,105).
Frequently asked questions
What is a Mercedes-Benz Citan worth?
A Mercedes-Benz Citan averages €16,411. The cheapest example sits at €1,500, the priciest at €49,950.
Which model years of the Mercedes-Benz Citan are available?
We have Mercedes-Benz Citan listings from 2013 through 2026.
What is the average mileage of a Mercedes-Benz Citan?
An average Mercedes-Benz Citan has 62,736 km on the clock.
How much does price differ between the oldest and newest model year?
There's roughly €31,911 between the oldest and newest model year.
How many Mercedes-Benz Citan's are listed right now?
There are 930 active Mercedes-Benz Citan listings in our catalogue.
What is the current market value of a Mercedes-Benz Citan?
Based on active listings, a Mercedes-Benz Citan currently sells for an average of €16,411 on the Dutch used-car market.