This commercial about a driver in a new Mercedes E-Class cheating Death is amusing, but we'd expect the real Grim Reaper to pilot one of these head-on to finish the job.

Testing cars these days is much trickier than it used to be. Now when you take a fräulein to the mall in your partially-disguised 2011 Mercedes E-Class convertible some car nut with an iPhone's there to take photos.

The new Mercedes E-Class was launched in Britain with a tree-hugging ad stating "It's a pleasure, but not a guilty one." The UK's national Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) disagreed and told them to pull the print advertisement. Who is right?

They're calling the wheel fairings on the 2010 Brabus E V12 "Speed Spads." Don't laugh too hard, with 800 HP and 1047 Lb-Ft, it'll rub dirt in your face all the way to 230 MPH.

Want to make your E coupe handle a tad better without going crazy with modifications? Still willing to drop some fairly serious cash? Carlsson's got you covered.

The 2010 Mercedes E-Class Estate has hit the web with a load of images ahead of its Frankfurt Motor Show debut. The new wagon gets additional functionality and even manages to keep optional rear-facing jump seats.

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.

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.