Mercedes-Benz CLS Coupé (05-10) - Review Review by David Ross on 25 March 2009 It's not immediately obvious where the CLS fits into the Mercedes-Benz line-up. The styling is similar to the CLK coupe, but its four-doors and sheer size make it more akin to an executive saloon. In essence the CLS is pretty unique and has few obvious rivals - but think of it as a four-door alternative to the likes of the BMW 6-Series and you're pretty much on the right track. There's little that can match the dramatic looks while the sumptuous cabin is well built and supremely comfortable. On the road it is composed and although there's a little body roll in corners it is wonderfully refined and will effortlessly cross continents. 4 out of 5 Other Mercedes-Benz reviews Summary Facts & Figures Equipment Driving & Performance Comfort Costs Safety & Reliability Buying & Selling Also Consider Company Car Info Owners' Reviews Gallery 3 out of 5 Buying used Thanks to limited numbers the CLS will hold its value well compared to an executive saloon so don't expect to find too many bargains. If you're after a diesel - and most people will be, you'll have to be quick as these are the most sought after. View full gallery See 103 used Mercedes-Benz CLS Coupés for sale, starting at £9,995 3 out of 5 Selling Thanks to its unique design and relative rarity, the CLS will always be easy to sell. A full Mercedes-Benz service history will help it shift quicker while optional extras such as sat nav will be sought after by most buyers - although they're unlikely to get you any more money. Car Valuations Find used car prices with Parkers accurate car valuations. Find out more Mercedes-Benz CLS cars for sale We have 103 models like this for sale. Find Mercedes-Benz CLS cars for sale Previous: Safety & Reliability Next: Also Consider