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The Mercedes A45 AMG is the fastest, most track-focused version of the A-Class — a 2.0-litre turbo four tuned well past 400 horsepower with 4Matic+ all-wheel drive, sitting above the A35 in the AMG hatchback line.
How much does a used Mercedes A45 AMG cost in the UAE?
AED 115,000 to AED 115,000 covers what is currently listed. This is the priciest way into an AMG hatchback, and the range reflects how much condition and options move the number on a low-volume performance model.
Which used Mercedes A45 AMG year should you buy?
Buy the newest one your budget allows. Mercedes has kept the current A45 AMG's turbo four and drivetrain largely unchanged since its launch, updating trim and infotainment along the way, so a later car mainly buys you fresher electronics rather than a meaningfully different drivetrain.
How long does a Mercedes A45 AMG last?
The cars we inspect run to a median just above 100,000 km, a mileage this engine and gearbox are built to handle when serviced on schedule — the risk with this car is less about distance covered and more about how aggressively it was driven to get there.
Mercedes A45 AMG or BMW 540?
The BMW 540 inspects with none of the mechanical faults we would expect for saloons of this age and mileage in the Emirates, against 26% typically — a strong record if outright speed matters less than a bigger, more relaxed saloon. The Mini Cooper is a far cheaper way to get a small, fast, all-wheel-drive-adjacent hatch, though it runs more electrical faults in our inspections.
What should you check on a used Mercedes A45 AMG?
Have CarSwitch inspect it before you buy — on the fastest car in this range, that report is what tells you whether it was driven or thrashed.
AED 115,000 to AED 115,000 covers what is currently listed. This is the priciest way into an AMG hatchback, and the range reflects how much condition and options move the number on a low-volume performance model.
The cars we inspect run to a median just above 100,000 km, a mileage this engine and gearbox are built to handle when serviced on schedule — the risk with this car is less about distance covered and more about how aggressively it was driven to get there.
Have CarSwitch inspect it before you buy — on the fastest car in this range, that report is what tells you whether it was driven or thrashed.
Buy the newest one your budget allows. Mercedes has kept the current A45 AMG's turbo four and drivetrain largely unchanged since its launch, updating trim and infotainment along the way, so a later car mainly buys you fresher electronics rather than a meaningfully different drivetrain.
The BMW 540 inspects with none of the mechanical faults we would expect for saloons of this age and mileage in the Emirates, against 26% typically — a strong record if outright speed matters less than a bigger, more relaxed saloon. The Mini Cooper is a far cheaper way to get a small, fast, all-wheel-drive-adjacent hatch, though it runs more electrical faults in our inspections.