Used Mercedes-Benz SLKs for sale on the Isle of Wight

7 used Mercedes-Benz SLKs for sale from Isle of Wight dealers right now.

Price range
£2,995 to £10,030
Typical asking price
about £6,000
Typical mileage
83,000
Sellers
7
7 cars
Good price
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2002 Mercedes-Benz SLK

3.2 SLK320 2dr
£2,995
81,000 miles Automatic Petrol
Fishbourne GarageRyde
Reduced £500
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2012 Mercedes-Benz SLK

2.1 SLK250 CDI BlueEfficiency
£6,995
67,000 miles Automatic Diesel
Wiltons of ShanklinShanklin
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2012 Mercedes-Benz SLK

200 AMG Automatic 1.8l Kompressor 2dr
£5,995
104,000 miles Automatic Petrol
Select AutosNewport
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2010 Mercedes-Benz SLK

200 Kompressor Automatic
£4,995
103,026 miles Automatic Petrol
LMC MotorsSandown
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2012 Mercedes-Benz SLK

250 AMG Sport CDi Auto
£7,995
81,000 miles Automatic Diesel
RJC AutosSandown
£1,000 off
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2009 Mercedes-Benz SLK

£3,995£4,995
84,000 miles Automatic Petrol
Shanklin Motor CompanyShanklin

Buying a Mercedes-Benz SLK on the Isle of Wight

7 Mercedes-Benz SLKs advertised on the island, from 7 different sellers. Asking prices run from £2,995 to £10,030, with a typical asking price of around £6,000. Years range from 2002 to 2013. A typical mileage is around 83,000.

Every one is an automatic. By fuel: 4 petrol and 3 diesel. 1 mention a warranty in the advert or come from a dealer who lists warranty terms; check what each one covers.

Where the prices fall

Before you buy

Test the gearbox from cold

Ask when the gearbox was last serviced. On the test drive, check it pulls away smoothly, changes without jerks and holds on a hill.

Automatic or manual for island hills and traffic?

Diesels and short trips

Most island journeys are short. Ask how the particulate filter (DPF) has been looked after, and think about whether your trips suit a diesel.

Diesels, DPFs and short island journeys

Read the MOT history

It's free on GOV.UK with the registration. Look for advisories that come back year after year and gaps in the mileage.

How to read a car's MOT history

Look underneath for rust

Sea air is hard on island cars. Check the sills, subframes and brake pipes, and watch for corrosion advisories on the MOT.

Salt air and rust: checking an island car

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