New price range:
£29940 - £51250
C02 range:
188 - 284 g/km
Insurance groups:
14 - 19
The E-Class is Mercedes conventional executive saloon. Up against the 5-Series, A6 and Lexus it’s a good performer, albeit a costly one – priced at the top of that particular foursome. Early models suffered with an over ambitious technical system, but those problems are behind the German motoring giant now and their dealership were always able to give good service in between anyway.
The E-Class is the epitome of business class travel. It looks refined as it site by the kerb, stately but with a keen sense of purpose. The lean looks combined with substance make the E-Class look like the sort of vehicle that could be used to drive foreign dignitaries around a city, or a fast paced family round the South Circular. Inside the E-Class occupants are confronted with customary Mercedes fittings and great seating. The seats are comfortable and supportive. They manage to offer decent comfort with a supple, taught feel. The levels of head and leg room are good throughout the interior space with ample room for three adults in the back seats. The estate boot space is generous and, with 1900 litres on offer is the biggest in it's class. There are lots of useful storage spaces making good use of the space. The rear has very practical vertical sides and a wide aperture. Rear-facing child seats for the boot if required.
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