Mercedes-Benz spotting · Italy
Mercedes-Benz in Italy
As of 7 October 2026, Car Spotting users have logged 350 real Mercedes-Benz cars in Italy: 110 different models. The most spotted models are the Mercedes-Benz G-Class (99), Mercedes-Benz AMG GT (29) and Mercedes-Benz S-Class (11). The most expensive car seen is a Mercedes-Benz 300 SLR (about $3.0M), and the fastest is a Mercedes-Benz AMG One (352 km/h). Most spots are around Milan, Rome and Brescia. Italy accounts for 5.7% of all 6,091 Mercedes-Benz spots worldwide.
Data as of · first spot 16 July 2024 · latest 30 September 2026
- Cars spotted
- 350
- Models
- 110
- Exotic & luxury
- 228
- Est. total value
- $55M
Highlights
Rarest, priciest and fastest Mercedes-Benzs in Italy
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Priciest · $3.0M Mercedes-Benz 300 SLR
Civita Castellana, Italy
- Estimated price
- $3.0M
- Top speed
- 290 km/h
- Spotted
- Sep 25
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Fastest · 352 km/h Mercedes-Benz AMG One
Teramo, Italy
- Estimated price
- $2.7M
- Top speed
- 352 km/h
- Spotted
- Aug 24
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Only one on the map Mercedes-Benz GT 63
Altamura, Italy
- Estimated price
- $160k
- Top speed
- 315 km/h
- Spotted
- Aug 24
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Only one on the map Mercedes-Benz EQS 53
Termoli, Italy
- Estimated price
- $130k
- Top speed
- 250 km/h
- Spotted
- Aug 24
- Only one on the map
Mercedes-Benz AMGa
Rovigo, Italy
- Estimated price
- $90k
- Top speed
- 250 km/h
- Spotted
- Jul 24
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Only one on the map Mercedes-Benz GLE AMG
Venice, Italy
- Estimated price
- $80k
- Top speed
- 280 km/h
- Spotted
- Jul 24
Most spotted models
- 1Mercedes-Benz G-Class 99 spots
- 2Mercedes-Benz AMG GT 29 spots
- 3Mercedes-Benz S-Class 11 spots
- 4Mercedes-Benz A-Class 9 spots
- 5Mercedes-Benz E-Class 9 spots
- 6Mercedes-Benz C-Class 7 spots
- 7Mercedes-Benz SL 7 spots
- 8Mercedes-Benz C63 AMG 7 spots
- 9Mercedes-Benz AMG GT 4-Door 7 spots
- 10Mercedes-Benz C-Class Coupe 6 spots
Breakdown
Where to spot Mercedes-Benz in Italy
Real photos
Spotted in Mercedes-Benz in Italy
Most-liked spots from the Car Spotting community.
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Exotic Mercedes-Benz AMG One
Teramo, Italy
- Estimated price
- $2.7M
- Top speed
- 352 km/h
- Spotted
- Aug 24
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Exotic Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG
Rome, Italy
- Estimated price
- $200k
- Top speed
- 317 km/h
- Spotted
- Oct 24
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Exotic Mercedes-Benz AMG GT63
Canicattì, Italy
- Estimated price
- $163k
- Top speed
- 315 km/h
- Spotted
- Sep 24
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Exotic Mercedes-Benz AMG GT 4-Door
Ragusa, Italy
- Estimated price
- $200k
- Top speed
- 315 km/h
- Spotted
- Oct 24
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Exotic Mercedes-Benz McLaren SLR
Brescia, Italy
- Estimated price
- $500k
- Top speed
- 334 km/h
- Spotted
- Aug 24
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Exotic Mercedes-Benz AMG GT
Reggio nell'Emilia, Italy
- Estimated price
- $150k
- Top speed
- 318 km/h
- Spotted
- Sep 25
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Exotic Mercedes-Benz G-Class Brabus
Florence, Italy
- Estimated price
- $300k
- Top speed
- 240 km/h
- Spotted
- Sep 24
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Exotic Mercedes-Benz AMG GT 4-Door Coupe
Catania, Italy
- Estimated price
- $150k
- Top speed
- 315 km/h
- Spotted
- Mar 25
Frequently asked questions
How many Mercedes-Benz cars have been spotted in Italy?
As of 7 October 2026, 350 cars have been spotted in Italy on Car Spotting, covering 110 models. 39 of them were spotted in the last 12 months.
What is the most spotted car in Italy?
The Mercedes-Benz G-Class, with 99 spots (28% of all spots in Italy). It is followed by the Mercedes-Benz AMG GT (29) and the Mercedes-Benz S-Class (11).
What is the rarest car spotted in Italy?
A Mercedes-Benz GT 63 (2021): it has been spotted only once worldwide on Car Spotting.
What is the most expensive car spotted in Italy?
A Mercedes-Benz 300 SLR with an estimated value of $3.0M, spotted in September 2025. Values are AI estimates from the spot photo.
What is the fastest car spotted in Italy?
A Mercedes-Benz AMG One, with a top speed of about 352 km/h (219 mph).
Where are the best places to spot Mercedes-Benz cars in Italy?
The busiest cities are Milan (34 spots), Rome (24 spots), Brescia (13 spots) and Venice (11 spots).
How can I see live car spots in Italy?
Download the free Car Spotting app for iPhone or Android. It shows every spot in Italy on a live map with photos and AI-identified specs, and you can add your own spots.