A bigger and bolder Mercedes-Benz E-Class Cabriolet has arrived to bolster the brand's ranks. But does it deliver on its maker's promise of lifting the convertible game in beauty, comfort, dynamic and assistance?
A fitting entry to the luxury sedan ranks without the sky-high price, the Mercedes-Benz E200 is a proper executive luxury offering for those wanting to stick to a budget.
The E-Class has always been about style — but does the new Mercedes-Benz E-Class step it up enough? This week we climbed behind the wheel of the all-new E-Class, driving examples of the entry-level E200 and E220d saloons.
Mercedes-Benz say the new 2016 E-Class is a masterpiece of intelligence. We take a look at the new executive saloon to find out.
Read the full article here. The 2017 Mercedes-Benz E200 is an intriguing luxury sedan. On the one hand, it doesn’t get the power and performance of some of its more brawny siblings within the E (and indeed C-Class) portfolio, but on the other, it gets all the luxury inclusions, safety and technology at a hard to believe starting price...
It's time for the final showdown, where the winner of last month's luxury sedan test goes wheel-to-wheel in a winner-takes all fight against three of the established, premium (and German) stalwarts. That means our Jaguar XF has returned to battle for the British against the Teutonic might of the establishment: the Audi A6, BMW 5 Series and Mercedes-Benz E-Class...
Special editions are an age-old tradition. After all, who wants to get just a regular base model? That’s especially true in the luxury car market, so Mercedes-Benz has picked some highlights from its range of option packages and given some of its entry-level models more showroom appeal with special edition models featuring drive-away prices...
Mercedes-Benz Australia has recalled the 2017-19 E-Class All-Terrain, over concerns the rear spoiler mightn't have been correctly attached. According to the company the screws for the tailgate spoiler might not have been tightened to specification. At high speeds, that means the spoiler could detach from the car, putting other road users at risk of injury...
Mercedes-Benz has recalled the 2019 GLE, CLA, C-Class, E-Class and S-Class over concerns about the brake assist software. According to the company, an issue with the active brake assist software could make one of the radar sensor control units fail. If the radar sensor unit fails, braking assist mightn't activate in a collision, increasing the risk of injury to occupants and other road users...
Mercedes-Benz Australia has issued a recall for the 2018 model-year E-Class over concerns the steering system could lock while the vehicle is in use. An expansion of a similar recall for the MY14-15 and MY18-19 C-Class back in May, the company says "lock nuts with possible production deviations may have been installed in the steering system of certain vehicles"...
TEUTONIC TALENT For decades now, the E-class has had to be many things to many people, from taxi drivers clocking the equivalent of a return trip to the moon, to loyal aficionados of what is arguably Daimler’s most important model. Personally, I was shopping for a safe and reliable saloon to suit a growing family of five, replacing an eight-year old W212 in the garage...
