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These shots appear to show the 2010 Mercedes E-Class Wagon, the Teutonically efficient way to haul your crap. Expect the same range of engines as the sedan: a V6, V8 and a super-efficient diesel.
Replacing the CLK, the 2010 Mercedes E-Class Coupe adopts a similar look to the new E-Class Sedan and most of its mechanicals. It's just a shame it's not as fun to drive as the four-door.
Since the early ‘90s we've seen Mercedes slowly dilute its peerless quality in a drive for increased sales. The 2010 Mercedes E-Class represents a major step back towards the timeless luxury cars of yore.
We've been pounding the pavement at the 2010 New York Auto Show, bringing you the latest new products and concept cars. Check out the greasy, pepperoni-covered slice of NY Auto Show car goodness below.
With a 7-speed gearbox and 518 HP, the 2010 Mercedes E63 AMG sounds like one hell of a performance sedan. Of course, the 465 Lb-Ft of Torque and 186 MPH top speed help too.
Ah finally, thanks to the new seven-speed sports transmission and 518 horses under the hood, the new 2010 Mercedes E-Class AMG is a new E63 we can really sink our teeth into. Do want.
Detroit Electric closed up shop in 1939, but Zap Electric and China Youngman Automobile Group resurrected the nameplate in 2007 and are planning to bring two practical, Proton-based electric cars to the market next year.
We forgot to take live shots of the 2010 Mercedes E-Class at the Detroit Auto Show. Instead of saying sorry, we’re going to bring you every single one of the press photos. We even? Good.
Planning a 2010 trip to Stuttgart? This is the taxi that’ll pick you up from the airport. It’ll be a nicer taxi than in recent years, Mercedes is channeling the ‘80s for the new E-Class.
Detroit, 10:33 AM
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