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Used Mercedes-Benz A250 for sale in Malaysia

2 cars in stock · 2018–2022 · RM117,800–RM142,800 · monthly from RM1,565

A compact hatchback that balances luxury, comfort, and practicality with low running costs across Malaysia.

The cars

2 used Mercedes-Benz A250 in stock from RM117,800

Buying guide

Mercedes-Benz A250: what to know before you buy

The Mercedes-Benz A250 is for buyers who want a used Mercedes-Benz with a smaller footprint and a more accessible price than the brand’s larger models. It suits those who are specifically after the A250 badge and are comfortable paying more than mainstream alternatives for the badge and positioning.

The used market is fairly narrow at the moment, with only two units available, priced from RM119,800 to RM143,800. The cars span 2018 to 2022, with mileages between 27,837 km and 74,702 km. Three-year value retention is 67.5%, so it still holds a fair portion of its value, but there is meaningful depreciation for used buyers to take advantage of.

When shopping, compare year, mileage and price closely, as the small pool means each car’s condition and history matter. Prioritise clear documentation, consistent servicing and the exact specification you want before committing.

Price guide

Used Mercedes-Benz A250 prices by year

Asking prices for the Mercedes-Benz A250 by model year, from recent listings here and across the wider Malaysian used-car market. Condition, mileage and variant move individual cars within these ranges.

YearAsking price rangeTypical
2023 RM166,800 – RM173,800 RM168,800
2022 RM125,800 – RM153,800 RM139,800
2021 RM125,000 – RM133,800 RM126,800
2020 RM108,350 – RM155,000 RM134,800
2019 RM110,000 – RM148,800 RM122,800
2018 RM107,000 – RM132,000 RM121,745
2017 RM76,800 – RM83,000 RM78,000
2016 RM63,000 – RM300,000 RM63,900
2015 RM55,000 – RM70,000 RM65,800
2014 RM43,000 – RM68,800 RM63,600
2013 RM42,900 – RM68,700 RM58,450

Based on 180 recent asking prices. Across Malaysia, 218 Mercedes-Benz A250 are listed for sale right now, median asking RM118,900. See recently sold Mercedes-Benz A250 prices.

Variants & generations

Which used Mercedes-Benz A250 should you buy

Used Mercedes-Benz A250 choices in Malaysia split between the older W176 hatchback and the newer W177 hatchback/V177 sedan family, with current stock centred on AMG Line hatch and sedan cars from 2018 to 2022.

  • W176 A250 hatchback: the older-generation hatch suits a tighter budget, uses a 2.0 litre turbo four-cylinder with a seven-speed dual-clutch gearbox, and has a smaller cabin and older infotainment than the W177/V177 cars.
  • W177 A250 HB AMG Line: the newer hatchback is the driver’s pick, with a shorter rear overhang than the sedan, a 2.0 litre turbo engine rated at 224 PS and 350 Nm, and the MBUX cabin layout introduced with the 2018-generation A-Class.
  • V177 A250 SDN AMG Line: the sedan gives the A250 a proper boot and a more grown-up profile, keeps the same 224 PS turbo powertrain as the hatch, and is the better choice if rear-seat access and luggage space matter more than hatchback practicality.
  • Bottom-line pick: buy the W177 A250 HB AMG Line if you want the most complete A250 driving experience; choose the V177 A250 SDN AMG Line if you want the same performance with a boot.
Before you commit

What to check when buying a used Mercedes-Benz A250

The Mercedes-Benz A250 in Malaysia is available as a hatchback or sedan in AMG Line form, so check the service trail, drivetrain behaviour and trim-specific parts before buying.

  • Service history Ask for a complete authorised-centre or Mercedes-Benz specialist service record, as the A250’s turbocharged petrol engine and dual-clutch transmission need the correct fluids, filters and software updates.
  • Gearbox feel Test for clutch judder, delayed take-up, harsh low-speed shifts and transmission warning messages, as dual-clutch wear and mechatronic faults are commonly reported on modern A-Class models.
  • Engine leaks Inspect the engine bay and undertray for coolant or oil leaks, and listen for rough cold starts, as some owners report water pump, thermostat housing and engine mounting issues on A-Class variants.
  • Flood or accident damage Check the boot floor, seat rails, carpets, door seals, headlamps and electronic modules for water marks, corrosion, mismatched paint, overspray or non-factory welds.
  • Mileage check Compare the odometer reading with service invoices, tyre dates, brake wear, seat bolsters, steering wheel shine and the car’s Mercedes-Benz diagnostic history.
  • AMG Line trim Confirm the AMG Line bumpers, wheels, seats, steering wheel and interior trim match the original specification, as replacement body panels and replica wheels can hide accident repairs.
Owning one

Service & ownership costs

The Mercedes-Benz A250 runs a 2.0 litre turbocharged petrol engine and follows Mercedes-Benz’s condition-based servicing, with annual visits a sensible baseline for Malaysian use. Servicing sits at premium-brand level, with higher costs than a Japanese C-segment hatch or sedan, while independent Mercedes-Benz specialists can reduce routine maintenance costs outside the warranty period.

Fuel economy is reasonable on steady highway drives, but urban traffic and frequent boost use will raise consumption. Insurance sits on the higher side for a used hatchback or sedan because the A250 is a premium turbocharged model, and parts availability is strong through Mercedes-Benz Malaysia, authorised service centres and established independent workshops.

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FAQ

Used Mercedes-Benz A250: your questions answered

Is the Mercedes-Benz A250 reliable as a used car in Malaysia?

The A250 is widely regarded as dependable when it has been serviced on schedule, but neglected cars can be costly because the turbocharged engine, dual-clutch transmission and electronics need proper maintenance. A complete Mercedes-Benz or reputable specialist service history is more important than low mileage alone.

Which Mercedes-Benz A250 trim should I buy?

The AMG Line is the common choice in Malaysia, and current listings on this page include both sedan and hatchback AMG Line cars. Choose the hatchback if you want the traditional A-Class shape, or the sedan if you prefer a boot and a more formal look.

What should I check before buying a used Mercedes-Benz A250?

Check for smooth gear changes, clean acceleration, warning lights, infotainment faults, air-conditioning performance and uneven tyre wear during the test drive. Inspect the service book, workshop invoices, accident repairs and all electronic functions before paying a booking fee.

Is the Mercedes-Benz A250 expensive to service?

The A250 costs more to maintain than a Japanese hatchback or sedan because it uses Mercedes-Benz-specific parts, a turbocharged engine and a dual-clutch transmission. Budget for scheduled servicing at a Mercedes-Benz dealer or a reputable independent specialist, and avoid cars with missing service records.

Does the Mercedes-Benz A250 hold its value well?

The A250 has a three-year value retention figure of 67.5% on this page. For current transaction expectations, use the asking-prices-by-year table shown on this page because year, mileage, body style and condition affect the final asking price.

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