WITH A HERITAGE that stretches back 60 years, it’s no surprise that the E-Class and its forebears have long been the mainstay of Mercedes-Benz’s passenger car line-up.

Due to its relatively conservative image and positioning in the Benz stable, it’s safe to say that the E-Class has achieved most of its past sales success with an [...]

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RUMOURS CIRCULATING the internet last week said Mercedes-Benz was holding off on the estate and cabriolet versions of the all-new E-Class; but according to the German automaker that’s not so.

The original reports from German car magazine Auto Motor Und Sport had the E-Class drop-top debuting at the 2010 Geneva Motor Show and the wagon being [...]

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STRAIGHT FROM the rumour bin comes reports that Mercedes-Benz has decided, due to the global financial crisis, to delay the introduction of the E-Class convertible and wagon.

The move is reportedly aimed at reducing development and marketing costs as Mercedes, not unlike other manufacturers in responding to the current market, works at keeping its ledgers healthy.

The [...]

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We have already seen a few images of the new Mercedes E-Class, but this time we’ve got the details to go along with it and a swag of new shots to boot. The 2010 E-Class will feature over 20 new or revised technological innovations aimed squarely at lifting sales and ensuring the E-Class remains [...]

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Word has it that the three grainy images you see here are official shots of the 2010 Mercedes-Benz E-Class. The way ’official information’ is regularly leaked these days, we’ve got no reason to dispute that.

If you think you might have seen that front end before you’d be right - the new E-Class bears more than a passing resemblance [...]

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