Overview

What's New for 2020

The Mercedes-Benz E-Class is available in four trim levels and four body styles.

The Main bodystyle of the E-Class is the iconic Sedan that is available in E 350, E 450, E53 AMG and E 63 S AMG.

The E 350 is the entry-level engine but it is anything but a base trim. It is well-appointed featuring an efficient 2.0L 4 cylinder turbocharged engine, sleek exterior design and inviting luxury throughout. On the inside, the E 350 comes standard with the 12.3” Comand display, Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, 10-way power seats, blind spot assist, and dual-zone climate control. The E 350 trim starts out at around $54,000 with numerous options and packages available.

The next level up is the E 450 which features a more powerful V6 twin-turbo engine. The E 450 is available in sedan starting around $61,500, wagon starting around $66,000, coupe starting around $64,500, and convertible around $71,500.

The first AMG performance trim is the AMG E 53 which comes well equipped with a smooth inline 6-cylinder engine with a mild-hybrid system. Being an AMG trim, the AMG E53 features other performance upgraded like an AMG 9-speed speedshift transmission, and AMG dynamic select system, AMG performance braking system, performance exhaust system, and AMG performance 4MATIC+ all-wheel-drive. The sedan version starts around $74,000, the coupe starts around $75,00, and the convertible starts around $82,000.

The ultimate performance version of the E class is known as the AMG E 63 S. Featuring a twin-turbocharged V8 engine producing over 600 horse-power, the AMG E 63 S is a serious performance vehicle. With an equally luxurious interior, the AMG E 63 S will also make you feel special from the moment you enter the cabin. The best of the best comes at a price and in this case, the sedan trim starts around $107,00 while the wagon commands a premium starting around $112,000.