They say the best things in life are free, just like our pre-owned cars with heated seats — in a sense. While the cars might not be free, all of these luxurious options are built into the price so that you won’t be paying extra for climate packages. This page will tell you about some of our top pre-owned cars with heated seats, as well as technical information that makes ownership even better. Browse all of our pre-owned vehicles for sale to cast the widest net on all luxury options, or hang here and learn more about our custom-filtered offerings.
Purchasing cars, trucks, or SUVs with heated seats is one of the nicest things you can do for yourself while behind the wheel. Sure, you’ll be able to make yourself more comfortable on those wintery mornings. But there are a few other key advantages to driving pre-owned cars with heated seats.
Curious about what a loaded up new Mercedes-Benz for sale might cost with heated seats? Let’s just say it makes the pricing on these pre-owned examples that much more appealing.
By the time you’ve gotten to this page, we’ve already done some of the legwork to organize our inventory of pre-owned cars with heated seats for you. But now that you’re here, which of these models is best? And which models might go the extra mile and offer heated and cooled seats? Mercedes-Benz is a luxury brand that will show you some options in that department, too. But before we get ahead of ourselves, let’s stick to some popular off-brands and a few Mercedes-Benz models with heated seats.
Not to put you in the hot seat or anything, but we want you to stick around for answers to many common questions that we get at Mercedes-Benz of Atlanta South. Without further ado:
All of them. If heated (and perhaps cooled) seats are a must for you, please make sure to ask a sales associate to pick properly equipped examples. In some cases, heated seats may have been deleted from certain packages based on special ordering requirements. In other cases, you’ll find them standard on top models.
Depending on the year and model trim level, you can find heated seat controls on doors, on the seats themselves, on the center stack of the dash, from the touchscreen, and recently by voice command.
No. Heated seats are a low voltage draw on the electrical system. They are connected to the primary power supply by a 5A, 10A, 20A, or 30A fusible link. They operate off of generated power supplied by the alternator of the vehicle. So unlike AC, which requires extra power from the engine, heated seats do not use gas.
Always. As we’ve discussed above, pre-owned cars with heated seats offer an added sense of luxury, custom temperature regulation, and greater desirability. Think about it this way: two identical pre-owned vehicles were side by side. Same price. Same miles. Same condition. One had heated seats, and the other didn’t. Which one would you buy?
We hope that you have found this specific inventory page helpful and insightful. We want to add in our two cents on aftermarket heated car seats. Don’t do it! Sure there are dozens of kits available. But you will need an expert upholstery shop to strip your current seats, wire the kits in place, recover your seats, and hope nothing gets damaged in the first place. Then you have to hope their electrician wasn’t having a bad day. You run a greater risk of car fires by improperly installing aftermarket accessories. The same goes for radios, lights, and communications. Don’t do it! Stick with your certified Mercedes-Benz dealer in Atlanta. We’ll offer every vehicle with our stamp of approval, so you can just get out there and enjoy it.
