Mercedes-Benz parts

The volume Mercedes saloon, and the one we are asked for most.

W2021993–00W2032000–07W2042007–14C2042011–15W2052014–21C205 / A2052015–23W2062021–present

The executive saloon, and a common taxi and chauffeur car in the Emirates.

W1231976–85W1241984–97W2101995–02W2112002–09W2122009–16W2132016–23W2142023–present

The flagship saloon. Parts are dearer and air suspension is standard on most of them.

W126 / C1261979–91W140 / C1401991–98W2201998–05W2212005–13W2222013–20W2232020–present

The compact hatchback and saloon.

W1681997–04W1692004–12W1762012–18W1772018–present

The four-door coupé built on the compact platform.

C1172013–19X1172015–19C1182019–25X1182019–25

The four-door coupé on the E-Class platform.

W219 / C2192004–10W218 / C2182010–18C2572018–23

Also sold as Baby Benz

The original compact Mercedes and the ancestor of the C-Class. Still restored and still driven here.

W2011982–93

The compact tourer — a tall, practical hatch on the A-Class platform.

W2452005–11W2462011–18W2472018–26

The mid-size SUV on the C-Class platform, and one of the most common Mercedes on UAE roads.

X2532015–22C2532016–22X2542022–presentC2542023–present

Also sold as M-Class / ML

The large SUV, badged ML until 2015 and GLE since. One vehicle line, renamed.

W1631997–05W1642005–11W1662011–19C2922015–19W1672019–presentC1672019–present

Also sold as GL-Class

The seven-seat SUV, badged GL until 2015 and GLS since.

X1642006–12X1662012–19X1672019–present

The compact SUV on the A-Class platform.

X1562013–20H2472020–present

The boxy compact SUV, seven seats on a small footprint.

X2472019–present

The compact SUV that came before the GLC. Squared-off, easy to work on, and still common here.

X2042008–15

The G-Wagen. Long-lived, heavily modified in this region, and parts run across decades.

W4631990–18W4642018–present

The six-seat tourer — long, low and built on the ML platform. A chauffeur car in this region.

W251 / V2512004–17

The current two-door, replacing both the C-Class Coupé and the E-Class Coupé.

C236 / A2362023–present

The two-door E-Class, which replaced the CLK and was itself replaced by the CLE.

C207 / A2072009–17C238 / A2382018–23

The CL's successor, renamed back into the S-Class family.

C217 / A2172014–21

Also sold as S-Class Coupé

The S-Class coupé, sold as the CL for fifteen years. A big car with big-car systems.

C2151999–06C2162006–14

The coupé and cabriolet that sat between the C-Class and the E-Class for twelve years.

C208 / A2081997–03C209 / A2092002–09

The front-mid-engined AMG sports car, in coupé and roadster form.

C190 / R1902014–22C1922023–present

The four-door AMG GT — a separate car from the two-door, on its own chassis code.

X2902018–26

The gullwing. Low volume, and the panels and doors are specialist items.

C197 / R1972010–14

The two-seat roadster.

R1291989–01R2302001–11R2312012–20R2322021–present

The compact folding-roof roadster, renamed SLC in 2016.

R1701996–04R1712004–11R1722011–20

The electric compact SUV, on the GLA body.

H2432021–present

The electric seven-seat compact SUV, on the GLB body.

X2432021–26

Mercedes' first EQ model, on the GLC body.

N2932019–23

The electric executive saloon, on the dedicated EVA2 platform.

V2952022–presentX2942022–present

The electric flagship — saloon and SUV, both on the dedicated platform rather than an adapted one.

V2972021–presentX2962022–present

The electric V-Class, on the W447 body.

V4472020–23

Also sold as Viano

The mid-size van, as a passenger V-Class or a panel Vito. Heavily used for staff transport here.

W6381996–03W6392003–14W4472014–present

The large van. Fleet work, delivery and conversions — the highest-mileage Mercedes we are asked about.

T1N1995–06W9062006–18W9072018–present

The small city van, built with Renault. Parts often cross over from the Kangoo.

W4152012–21W4202021–26

Mercedes' pickup, built on the Navara platform. Short production run and a specific parts picture.

W4702017–20