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Mercedes-Benz is still trying to convince us that the redesigned E-Class has a "four-eyed" look that is typical of the E-Class, but I still can't see it… Nevertheless, they have integrated this departure from tradition into the design rather well, and I find the facelifted model better looking than its predecessor.
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- New Mercedes-benz E-class Convertible Scooped In Underground Parking
You never know when you're going to stumble upon a prototype model these days, but thanks to modern day cell phones with integrated cameras, if you're alert like Carscoop reader 'JMG', you can scoop it in a jiff. Despite the fact that...
- Mercedes-benz E-class Convertible: New Spy Shots Leave Little To The Imagination
Hot on the heels of the new 2010 Mercedes E-Class Coupe comes its convertible brethren that was spied by our scoopsters in Germany essentially undisguised as the only parts of the car that remain undercover are the badges and the lights. Even though many...
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New Gallery of Mercedes' Updated E-Class Coupe and Cabrio, and Video of E63 S Wagon
Mercedes-Benz is still trying to convince us that the redesigned E-Class has a "four-eyed" look that is typical of the E-Class, but I still can't see it… Nevertheless, they have integrated this departure from tradition into the design rather well, and I find the facelifted model better looking than its predecessor.
Now, after launching the sedan and estate versions of the car, and following the world premiere of the Coupé and the Cabriolet models, Mercedes has put the spotlight again on the latter, which in Germany, cost from €42,600 for a base E200 hardtop to €73,300 for an E500 convertible ($55,832 - $96,500).
Read more »- The 2017 Mercedes-amg C63 Coupe: How 'visually Distinctive' Is It At 180 Mph?
Just as the 2017 Mercedes-Benz C-Class Coupe was everything you thought it might be if you've looked around a Mercedes showroom these days, the hotter Mercedes-AMG C63 Coupe instantly captures what you'd imagine a small Mercedes two-door with...
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Carscoop reader Frank Jonas hit the Mercedes-Benz jackpot when travelling in Spain last week, he stumbled upon a convoy of camo'ed SL prototypes, which were accompanied by several other vehicles with the star on their bonnet including an example...
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- New Mercedes-benz E-class Convertible Scooped In Underground Parking
You never know when you're going to stumble upon a prototype model these days, but thanks to modern day cell phones with integrated cameras, if you're alert like Carscoop reader 'JMG', you can scoop it in a jiff. Despite the fact that...
- Mercedes-benz E-class Convertible: New Spy Shots Leave Little To The Imagination
Hot on the heels of the new 2010 Mercedes E-Class Coupe comes its convertible brethren that was spied by our scoopsters in Germany essentially undisguised as the only parts of the car that remain undercover are the badges and the lights. Even though many...