A tuned E-Class Benz is a bit rare. Brabus did it, but for the most part no one else has. Until now. Prior Design has had a go at the E-Class coupe and the results are pretty stunning. The Prior Design updates include a new front bumper, rear bumper, side skirts, front fenders, and rear fenders. […] More »

The new Mercedes-Benz E-Class L was finally revealed in Shanghai during its 2013 Motor Show. The car features a longer bodied version of the enhanced E-Class, measuring a little over five meters and will be limited to Chinese territory.  Then, its wheelbase has been extended 14 centimeters to 301.4 centimeters. The longer wheelbase provides plenty of room for the […] More »

The latest model of the Cabriolet and E-Class Coupe of Mercedes-Benz offer a unique design, cost-effective engines and an all-new assistance system. The latest four-cylinder BlueDirect engine of the E-Class Coupe also gives it an ecologically-friendly and efficient design due to its direct injection system. The two new Mercedes-Benz vehicles will be available at prices that start at around 42,600 euro for the E-Class Coupe and around 47,699 euro for the Cabriolet.

As you’ll see in gallery, Barcelona played host recently not to a sporting event but to a couple of brawny Germans, specifically a pair of strapping E63 AMG S-Models. In a game of one-upmanship, Mercedes released the S-Models to silence would-be challengers to the “normal” AMG cars. As if a 560 horsepower E-class sedan would be too boring. Nevertheless, the E63 AMG S-Model boasts of 585 horsepower, so the benchmark that is (was?) the M5 really has its work cut out for it.

While interior changes and engine updates for the Mercedes E-class remain a secret at present (of there will be any), it’s clearly visible that modifications to the exterior will be quite radical: Out goes the last remnant of the four-eyed front. New, will be headlights that mimic those of the next-generation C-class. A massively modified […] More »

Thanks to the unending parade of spyshots, Mercedes enthusiasts know that the current E-Class is getting a facelift. And as facelifts go, not much is expected by way of drivetrain improvements. Usually, one sees a modest bump in output, or some extra fuel efficiency in terms of mileage. But a German car forum is reporting that one possible variant of the facelifted E-Class would be an E63 AMG equipped with Mercedes’ dual-clutch transmission. And all-wheel drive via the company’s 4Matic technology.  This new rumor is… Continue Reading &#187

While interior upgrades and engines tweaks for Mercedes’ 2013 E-Class remain a secret at present, these spy shots make it clear that exterior modifications will be quite radical. For starters, the last vestiage of the four-eyed front is gone—the new headlights will mimic those of the next-generation C-class. Up front, we’ll see a massively modified […] More »