2010 Mercedes E Class
Mercedes E Class (2010) has been premiered in Detroit at the North American International Auto Show. 2010 Mercedes E Class is powered with new CDI-four-cylinder engines that have a fuel consumption of 5.3 liters per 100 km and a CO2 emissions level of 139 grams/km. 2010 Mercedes E Class may develops 125kW/170 hp with the E 220 CDI, while the E 200 CDI outputs 100 kW/136 hp, and the E 350 CDI delivers 170 kW/231 hp.
2010 Mercedes E Class also meets the Euro 6 standards as it will also be available with the E 350 BlueTEC engine that outputs 155 kW/211 hp.
2010 Mercedes E Class will also be available with the AMG sports package which includes AMG design bumpers and side skirts, a black roof lining, a three-spoke sports steering wheel with shift paddles, and sport seats. 2010 Mercedes E Class AMG sits on 18-inch light-alloy wheels and features a lowered sports suspension and perforated disc brakes.
2010 Mercedes E Class can be ordered soon as this car will become available in showrooms from March 2009.
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