Mercedes-Benz E-Class parts
Used Headlight for Mercedes-Benz E-Class
Front headlight unit — checked for clear lenses, working bulbs and intact mounting tabs. Matched to your registration from Mercedes-Benz E-Class donors across the UK breaker network.
Or request a quote manually if you don't have the reg.
About a used Mercedes-Benz E-Class headlight
The Mercedes-Benz E-Class (Executive · W212/W213) typically donates a headlight that suits a wide year range, but trim and engine variants matter. Air suspension, panoramic roofs and 4MATIC driveshafts available.
A used headlight from a low-mileage donor costs a fraction of the main-dealer price for the same part, and reusing a salvage component saves the embodied carbon of manufacturing a new one. A, C, E-Class plus GLA, GLC, Sprinter and Vito panel-van parts.
Before you buy
- 1.Confirm bulb type (halogen / xenon / LED) — they are not interchangeable.
- 2.Ask for photos of mounting tabs and the connector.
- 3.RHD facelift vs. pre-facelift units differ — check the OE part number.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a used Mercedes-Benz E-Class headlight cost?
Used Mercedes-Benz E-Class headlights from our UK breaker network start around £50. Final price depends on year, mileage and trim — submit your registration for a precise quote.
Will the headlight fit my Mercedes-Benz E-Class?
Yes — we match by your full registration so the yard sends a chassis-confirmed headlight. Confirm bulb type (halogen / xenon / LED) — they are not interchangeable.
What warranty comes with a used Mercedes-Benz E-Class headlight?
All Mercedes-Benz headlights sourced through SpareCarPart carry at least a 30-day warranty against fitment and function. Engines and gearboxes typically extend to 90 days.
How quickly will my headlight arrive?
Most Mercedes-Benz E-Class headlights ship same-day or next working day from UK yards. Mainland delivery is normally 1–2 working days on a tracked courier.
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