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Mercedes-Benz E-Class

U.S. specifications for documented generations and configurations. Values apply to each listed year and configuration.

W214 series · 2024–present

2024 Mercedes-Benz E 350 4MATIC

Standard · AWD · 9-speed automatic

Dimensions

Length: 4950.46 mm / 194.9 in
Width: 1879.6 mm / 74.0 in
Height: 1470.66 mm / 57.9 in
Wheelbase: 2961.64 mm / 116.6 in

Powertrain and fuel economy

Powertrain: 2.0 L Inline 4 · Turbocharged Mild hybrid · 9-speed automatic · AWD
Horsepower: 255 hp (SAE) Engine output; temporary electric boost is not added.
Torque: 295 lb-ft Gasoline engine torque; not combined hybrid system torque.
City economy · U.S. EPA: 24 mpg
Highway economy · U.S. EPA: 33 mpg
Combined economy · U.S. EPA: 27 mpg
Seats: Not verified
Seat rows: Not verified

Sources & notes

Exact U.S. 2024 E 350 4MATIC configuration. Figures do not apply to every year, body or trim in this generation.
Manufacturer inch measurements are preserved and converted to millimeters. Economy comes from the current exact-year EPA record.
Horsepower and torque are combustion-engine output; temporary EQ Boost or ISG output is not added to form an unsupported combined rating.
E 350 4MATIC · AWD

2024 E Class Sedan Quick Reference Guide — Mercedes-Benz USA
Mercedes-Benz USA service and warranty manuals by U.S. model year — Mercedes-Benz USA
Mercedes-Benz USA 2026 model line updates — Mercedes-Benz USA
2024 Mercedes-Benz E350 4matic: EPA vehicle record 47579 — U.S. EPA / U.S. Department of Energy

2024 Mercedes-Benz E 450 4MATIC

Standard · AWD · 9-speed automatic

Dimensions

Length: 4950.46 mm / 194.9 in
Width: 1879.6 mm / 74.0 in
Height: 1470.66 mm / 57.9 in
Wheelbase: 2961.64 mm / 116.6 in

Powertrain and fuel economy

Powertrain: 3.0 L Inline 6 · Turbocharged Mild hybrid · 9-speed automatic · AWD
Horsepower: 375 hp (SAE) Engine output; temporary electric boost is not added.
Torque: 369 lb-ft Gasoline engine torque; not combined hybrid system torque.
City economy · U.S. EPA: 22 mpg
Highway economy · U.S. EPA: 31 mpg
Combined economy · U.S. EPA: 25 mpg
Seats: Not verified
Seat rows: Not verified

Sources & notes

Exact U.S. 2024 E 450 4MATIC configuration. Figures do not apply to every year, body or trim in this generation.
Manufacturer inch measurements are preserved and converted to millimeters. Economy comes from the current exact-year EPA record.
Horsepower and torque are combustion-engine output; temporary EQ Boost or ISG output is not added to form an unsupported combined rating.
E 450 4MATIC · AWD

2024 E Class Sedan Quick Reference Guide — Mercedes-Benz USA
Mercedes-Benz USA service and warranty manuals by U.S. model year — Mercedes-Benz USA
Mercedes-Benz USA 2026 model line updates — Mercedes-Benz USA
2024 Mercedes-Benz E450 4matic: EPA vehicle record 47578 — U.S. EPA / U.S. Department of Energy

2024 Mercedes-Benz E 450 4MATIC All-Terrain Wagon

Standard · AWD · 9-speed automatic

Dimensions

Length: 4950.46 mm / 194.9 in
Width: 1889.76 mm / 74.4 in
Height: 1496.06 mm / 58.9 in
Wheelbase: 2961.64 mm / 116.6 in

Powertrain and fuel economy

Powertrain: 3.0 L Inline 6 · Turbocharged Mild hybrid · 9-speed automatic · AWD
Horsepower: 375 hp (SAE) Engine output; temporary electric boost is not added.
Torque: 369 lb-ft Gasoline engine torque; not combined hybrid system torque.
City economy · U.S. EPA: 22 mpg
Highway economy · U.S. EPA: 31 mpg
Combined economy · U.S. EPA: 25 mpg
Seats: Not verified
Seat rows: Not verified

Sources & notes

Exact U.S. 2024 E 450 4MATIC All-Terrain Wagon configuration. Figures do not apply to every year, body or trim in this generation.
Manufacturer inch measurements are preserved and converted to millimeters. Economy comes from the current exact-year EPA record.
Horsepower and torque are combustion-engine output; temporary EQ Boost or ISG output is not added to form an unsupported combined rating.
E 450 4MATIC All-Terrain Wagon · AWD

2024 E Class All Terrain Quick Reference Guide — Mercedes-Benz USA
Mercedes-Benz USA service and warranty manuals by U.S. model year — Mercedes-Benz USA
Mercedes-Benz USA 2026 model line updates — Mercedes-Benz USA
2024 Mercedes-Benz E450 4matic All-Terrain (wagon): EPA vehicle record 47586 — U.S. EPA / U.S. Department of Energy

C238 series · 2018–2023

2022 Mercedes-Benz E 450 Coupe

Standard · RWD · 9-speed automatic

Dimensions

Length: 4826 mm / 190.0 in
Width: 1859.28 mm / 73.2 in
Height: 1430.02 mm / 56.3 in
Wheelbase: 2872.74 mm / 113.1 in

Powertrain and fuel economy

Powertrain: 3.0 L Inline 6 · Turbocharged Mild hybrid · 9-speed automatic · RWD
Horsepower: 362 hp (SAE) Engine output; temporary electric boost is not added.
Torque: 369 lb-ft Gasoline engine torque; not combined hybrid system torque.
City economy · U.S. EPA: 22 mpg
Highway economy · U.S. EPA: 29 mpg
Combined economy · U.S. EPA: 25 mpg
Seats: Not verified
Seat rows: Not verified

Sources & notes

Exact U.S. 2022 E 450 Coupe configuration. Figures do not apply to every year, body or trim in this generation.
Manufacturer inch measurements are preserved and converted to millimeters. Economy comes from the current exact-year EPA record.
The exact factory table lists curb weight as TBA or estimated. It is not published here as a confirmed measurement.
Horsepower and torque are combustion-engine output; temporary EQ Boost or ISG output is not added to form an unsupported combined rating.
Coupe and cabriolet dimensions use their own tables, including their different widths and lengths; sedan dimensions are not substituted.
E 450 Coupe · RWD

2022 E Class Coupe Quick Reference Guide — Mercedes-Benz USA
2018 E Class Coupe Quick Reference Guide — Mercedes-Benz USA
Mercedes-Benz USA service and warranty manuals by U.S. model year — Mercedes-Benz USA
Mercedes-Benz USA 2026 model line updates — Mercedes-Benz USA
2022 Mercedes-Benz E450 Coupe: EPA vehicle record 44694 — U.S. EPA / U.S. Department of Energy

2022 Mercedes-Benz E 450 4MATIC Coupe

Standard · AWD · 9-speed automatic

Dimensions

Length: 4826 mm / 190.0 in
Width: 1859.28 mm / 73.2 in
Height: 1430.02 mm / 56.3 in
Wheelbase: 2872.74 mm / 113.1 in

Powertrain and fuel economy

Powertrain: 3.0 L Inline 6 · Turbocharged Mild hybrid · 9-speed automatic · AWD
Horsepower: 362 hp (SAE) Engine output; temporary electric boost is not added.
Torque: 369 lb-ft Gasoline engine torque; not combined hybrid system torque.
City economy · U.S. EPA: 21 mpg
Highway economy · U.S. EPA: 30 mpg
Combined economy · U.S. EPA: 24 mpg
Seats: Not verified
Seat rows: Not verified

Sources & notes

Exact U.S. 2022 E 450 4MATIC Coupe configuration. Figures do not apply to every year, body or trim in this generation.
Manufacturer inch measurements are preserved and converted to millimeters. Economy comes from the current exact-year EPA record.
The exact factory table lists curb weight as TBA or estimated. It is not published here as a confirmed measurement.
Horsepower and torque are combustion-engine output; temporary EQ Boost or ISG output is not added to form an unsupported combined rating.
Coupe and cabriolet dimensions use their own tables, including their different widths and lengths; sedan dimensions are not substituted.
E 450 4MATIC Coupe · AWD

2022 E Class Coupe Quick Reference Guide — Mercedes-Benz USA
2018 E Class Coupe Quick Reference Guide — Mercedes-Benz USA
Mercedes-Benz USA service and warranty manuals by U.S. model year — Mercedes-Benz USA
Mercedes-Benz USA 2026 model line updates — Mercedes-Benz USA
2022 Mercedes-Benz E450 4matic Coupe: EPA vehicle record 44695 — U.S. EPA / U.S. Department of Energy

2022 Mercedes-Benz E 450 Cabriolet

Standard · RWD · 9-speed automatic

Dimensions

Length: 4836.16 mm / 190.4 in
Width: 1856.74 mm / 73.1 in
Height: 1430.02 mm / 56.3 in
Wheelbase: 2872.74 mm / 113.1 in

Powertrain and fuel economy

Powertrain: 3.0 L Inline 6 · Turbocharged Mild hybrid · 9-speed automatic · RWD
Horsepower: 362 hp (SAE) Engine output; temporary electric boost is not added.
Torque: 369 lb-ft Gasoline engine torque; not combined hybrid system torque.
City economy · U.S. EPA: 22 mpg
Highway economy · U.S. EPA: 29 mpg
Combined economy · U.S. EPA: 25 mpg
Seats: Not verified
Seat rows: Not verified

Sources & notes

Exact U.S. 2022 E 450 Cabriolet configuration. Figures do not apply to every year, body or trim in this generation.
Manufacturer inch measurements are preserved and converted to millimeters. Economy comes from the current exact-year EPA record.
The exact factory table lists curb weight as TBA or estimated. It is not published here as a confirmed measurement.
Horsepower and torque are combustion-engine output; temporary EQ Boost or ISG output is not added to form an unsupported combined rating.
Coupe and cabriolet dimensions use their own tables, including their different widths and lengths; sedan dimensions are not substituted.
E 450 Cabriolet · RWD

2022 E Class Cabriolet Quick Reference Guide — Mercedes-Benz USA
2018 E Class Coupe Quick Reference Guide — Mercedes-Benz USA
Mercedes-Benz USA service and warranty manuals by U.S. model year — Mercedes-Benz USA
Mercedes-Benz USA 2026 model line updates — Mercedes-Benz USA
2022 Mercedes-Benz E450 Convertible: EPA vehicle record 44696 — U.S. EPA / U.S. Department of Energy

2022 Mercedes-Benz E 450 4MATIC Cabriolet

Standard · AWD · 9-speed automatic

Dimensions

Length: 4836.16 mm / 190.4 in
Width: 1856.74 mm / 73.1 in
Height: 1430.02 mm / 56.3 in
Wheelbase: 2872.74 mm / 113.1 in

Powertrain and fuel economy

Powertrain: 3.0 L Inline 6 · Turbocharged Mild hybrid · 9-speed automatic · AWD
Horsepower: 362 hp (SAE) Engine output; temporary electric boost is not added.
Torque: 369 lb-ft Gasoline engine torque; not combined hybrid system torque.
City economy · U.S. EPA: 22 mpg
Highway economy · U.S. EPA: 29 mpg
Combined economy · U.S. EPA: 24 mpg
Seats: Not verified
Seat rows: Not verified

Sources & notes

Exact U.S. 2022 E 450 4MATIC Cabriolet configuration. Figures do not apply to every year, body or trim in this generation.
Manufacturer inch measurements are preserved and converted to millimeters. Economy comes from the current exact-year EPA record.
The exact factory table lists curb weight as TBA or estimated. It is not published here as a confirmed measurement.
Horsepower and torque are combustion-engine output; temporary EQ Boost or ISG output is not added to form an unsupported combined rating.
Coupe and cabriolet dimensions use their own tables, including their different widths and lengths; sedan dimensions are not substituted.
E 450 4MATIC Cabriolet · AWD

2022 E Class Cabriolet Quick Reference Guide — Mercedes-Benz USA
2018 E Class Coupe Quick Reference Guide — Mercedes-Benz USA
Mercedes-Benz USA service and warranty manuals by U.S. model year — Mercedes-Benz USA
Mercedes-Benz USA 2026 model line updates — Mercedes-Benz USA
2022 Mercedes-Benz E450 4matic Convertible: EPA vehicle record 44697 — U.S. EPA / U.S. Department of Energy

2022 Mercedes-Benz AMG E 53 Coupe

AMG · AWD · 9-speed automatic

Dimensions

Length: 4846.32 mm / 190.8 in
Width: 1859.28 mm / 73.2 in
Height: 1430.02 mm / 56.3 in
Wheelbase: 2872.74 mm / 113.1 in

Powertrain and fuel economy

Powertrain: 3.0 L Inline 6 · Turbocharged Mild hybrid · 9-speed automatic · AWD
Horsepower: 429 hp (SAE) Engine output; temporary electric boost is not added.
Torque: 384 lb-ft Gasoline engine torque; not combined hybrid system torque.
City economy · U.S. EPA: 20 mpg
Highway economy · U.S. EPA: 28 mpg
Combined economy · U.S. EPA: 23 mpg
Seats: Not verified
Seat rows: Not verified

Sources & notes

Exact U.S. 2022 AMG E 53 Coupe configuration. Figures do not apply to every year, body or trim in this generation.
Manufacturer inch measurements are preserved and converted to millimeters. Economy comes from the current exact-year EPA record.
The exact factory table lists curb weight as TBA or estimated. It is not published here as a confirmed measurement.
Horsepower and torque are combustion-engine output; temporary EQ Boost or ISG output is not added to form an unsupported combined rating.
Coupe and cabriolet dimensions use their own tables, including their different widths and lengths; sedan dimensions are not substituted.
AMG E 53 Coupe · AWD

2022 E Class Coupe Quick Reference Guide — Mercedes-Benz USA
2018 E Class Coupe Quick Reference Guide — Mercedes-Benz USA
Mercedes-Benz USA service and warranty manuals by U.S. model year — Mercedes-Benz USA
Mercedes-Benz USA 2026 model line updates — Mercedes-Benz USA
2022 Mercedes-Benz AMG E53 4matic Plus Coupe: EPA vehicle record 44799 — U.S. EPA / U.S. Department of Energy

2022 Mercedes-Benz AMG E 53 Cabriolet

AMG · AWD · 9-speed automatic

Dimensions

Length: 4848.86 mm / 190.9 in
Width: 1856.74 mm / 73.1 in
Height: 1427.48 mm / 56.2 in
Wheelbase: 2872.74 mm / 113.1 in

Powertrain and fuel economy

Powertrain: 3.0 L Inline 6 · Turbocharged Mild hybrid · 9-speed automatic · AWD
Horsepower: 429 hp (SAE) Engine output; temporary electric boost is not added.
Torque: 384 lb-ft Gasoline engine torque; not combined hybrid system torque.
City economy · U.S. EPA: 20 mpg
Highway economy · U.S. EPA: 27 mpg
Combined economy · U.S. EPA: 22 mpg
Seats: Not verified
Seat rows: Not verified

Sources & notes

Exact U.S. 2022 AMG E 53 Cabriolet configuration. Figures do not apply to every year, body or trim in this generation.
Manufacturer inch measurements are preserved and converted to millimeters. Economy comes from the current exact-year EPA record.
The exact factory table lists curb weight as TBA or estimated. It is not published here as a confirmed measurement.
Horsepower and torque are combustion-engine output; temporary EQ Boost or ISG output is not added to form an unsupported combined rating.
Coupe and cabriolet dimensions use their own tables, including their different widths and lengths; sedan dimensions are not substituted.
AMG E 53 Cabriolet · AWD

2022 E Class Cabriolet Quick Reference Guide — Mercedes-Benz USA
2018 E Class Coupe Quick Reference Guide — Mercedes-Benz USA
Mercedes-Benz USA service and warranty manuals by U.S. model year — Mercedes-Benz USA
Mercedes-Benz USA 2026 model line updates — Mercedes-Benz USA
2022 Mercedes-Benz AMG E53 4matic Plus Convertible: EPA vehicle record 44800 — U.S. EPA / U.S. Department of Energy

W213 series · 2017–2023

2018 Mercedes-Benz E 300

E 300 · Luxury Line · RWD

Dimensions

Length: 4922.52 mm / 193.8 in
Width: 1851.66 mm / 72.9 in
Height: 1483.36 mm / 58.4 in
Wheelbase: 2938.78 mm / 115.7 in

Powertrain and fuel economy

Powertrain: 2.0 L Inline 4 · Turbocharged Gasoline · 9-speed automatic · RWD
Horsepower: 241 hp (SAE)
Torque: 273 lb-ft
City economy · U.S. EPA: 22 mpg
Highway economy · U.S. EPA: 30 mpg
Combined economy · U.S. EPA: 25 mpg
Seats: 5
Seat rows: 2

Sources & notes

This record describes the stated 2018 U.S. E 300 configuration only, not every model year or trim in the generation.
Body dimensions use factory-published inches converted to millimeters; width excludes mirrors.
Fuel economy uses the current EPA vehicle record for the exact model year and drivetrain. EPA’s broad 4-Wheel Drive category is displayed as AWD when the manufacturer specifies 4MATIC all-wheel drive.
Height is the explicitly listed 58.4-inch Luxury Line measurement. The factory separately lists a lower 57.8-inch configuration; it is not substituted here.
E 300 · Luxury Line · RWD

The all new mercedes benz e class — Mercedes-Benz USA
A bridge between tradition and digitalization the new e class — Mercedes-Benz USA
2018 Mercedes-Benz E300 and E300 4MATIC Sedan Specifications — Mercedes-Benz USA
2018 Mercedes-Benz E300: EPA vehicle record 39233 — U.S. EPA / U.S. Department of Energy

2018 Mercedes-Benz E 300 4MATIC

E 300 4MATIC · Luxury Line · AWD

Dimensions

Length: 4922.52 mm / 193.8 in
Width: 1851.66 mm / 72.9 in
Height: 1483.36 mm / 58.4 in
Wheelbase: 2938.78 mm / 115.7 in

Powertrain and fuel economy

Powertrain: 2.0 L Inline 4 · Turbocharged Gasoline · 9-speed automatic · AWD
Horsepower: 241 hp (SAE)
Torque: 273 lb-ft
City economy · U.S. EPA: 21 mpg
Highway economy · U.S. EPA: 29 mpg
Combined economy · U.S. EPA: 24 mpg
Seats: 5
Seat rows: 2

Sources & notes

This record describes the stated 2018 U.S. E 300 4MATIC configuration only, not every model year or trim in the generation.
Body dimensions use factory-published inches converted to millimeters; width excludes mirrors.
Fuel economy uses the current EPA vehicle record for the exact model year and drivetrain. EPA’s broad 4-Wheel Drive category is displayed as AWD when the manufacturer specifies 4MATIC all-wheel drive.
Height is the explicitly listed 58.4-inch Luxury Line measurement. The factory separately lists a lower 57.8-inch configuration; it is not substituted here.
E 300 4MATIC · Luxury Line · AWD

The all new mercedes benz e class — Mercedes-Benz USA
A bridge between tradition and digitalization the new e class — Mercedes-Benz USA
2018 Mercedes-Benz E300 and E300 4MATIC Sedan Specifications — Mercedes-Benz USA
2018 Mercedes-Benz E300 4matic: EPA vehicle record 39234 — U.S. EPA / U.S. Department of Energy

C207 series · 2010–2017

2017 Mercedes-Benz E 550 Coupe

Standard · RWD · 7-speed automatic

Dimensions

Length: 4699 mm / 185.0 in
Width: 1785.62 mm / 70.3 in
Height: 1391.92 mm / 54.8 in
Wheelbase: 2760.98 mm / 108.7 in

Powertrain and fuel economy

Powertrain: 4.7 L V8 · Turbocharged Gasoline · 7-speed automatic · RWD
Horsepower: 402 hp (SAE)
Torque: 443 lb-ft
City economy · U.S. EPA: 18 mpg
Highway economy · U.S. EPA: 26 mpg
Combined economy · U.S. EPA: 21 mpg
Seats: Not verified
Seat rows: Not verified

Sources & notes

Exact U.S. 2017 E 550 Coupe configuration. Figures do not apply to every year, body or trim in this generation.
Manufacturer inch measurements are preserved and converted to millimeters. Economy comes from the current exact-year EPA record.
E 550 Coupe · RWD

2010 E-Class U.S. press kit: model history and new generation — Mercedes-Benz USA (archived press kit)
2017 Mercedes Benz E550 Coupe Specifications — Mercedes-Benz USA
Mercedes-Benz USA service and warranty manuals by U.S. model year — Mercedes-Benz USA
Mercedes-Benz USA 2026 model line updates — Mercedes-Benz USA
2017 Mercedes-Benz E550 Coupe: EPA vehicle record 37751 — U.S. EPA / U.S. Department of Energy

W212 series · 2010–2016

2011 Mercedes-Benz E 350

Sedan · RWD · 7-speed automatic

Dimensions

Length: 4869.18 mm / 191.7 in
Width: 2070.1 mm / 81.5 in
Height: 1470.66 mm / 57.9 in
Wheelbase: 2875.28 mm / 113.2 in

Powertrain and fuel economy

Powertrain: 3.5 L V6 Gasoline · 7-speed automatic · RWD
Horsepower: 268 hp (SAE)
Torque: 258 lb-ft
City economy · U.S. EPA: 17 mpg
Highway economy · U.S. EPA: 25 mpg
Combined economy · U.S. EPA: 20 mpg
Seats: Not verified
Seat rows: Not verified

Sources & notes

Exact U.S. 2011 E 350, Sedan, RWD configuration. This is not a specification for every trim or year in the generation.
Manufacturer-published inch and millimeter measurements are retained separately when both are provided. EPA economy comes from the current adjusted record, not the original brochure estimate.
The brochure gives one sedan height across Sport/Luxury. No separate suspension-specific height is inferred. Wagon height includes roof rails; 81.5-inch width includes mirrors. U.S. wagon began for MY2011, one year after the sedan.
E 350 · Sedan · RWD

E Class 2011 U.S. factory specifications (archived brochure) — Mercedes-Benz USA (archived manufacturer brochure)
2010 E-Class U.S. press kit: model history and new generation — Mercedes-Benz USA (archived press kit)
The all-new Mercedes-Benz E-Class (U.S. MY2017) — Mercedes-Benz USA
2011 Mercedes-Benz E350: EPA vehicle record 30667 — U.S. EPA / U.S. Department of Energy

2011 Mercedes-Benz E 350 4MATIC Wagon

Wagon · AWD · 7-speed automatic

Dimensions

Length: 4894.58 mm / 192.7 in
Width: 2070.1 mm / 81.5 in
Height: 1496.06 mm / 58.9 in
Wheelbase: 2875.28 mm / 113.2 in

Powertrain and fuel economy

Powertrain: 3.5 L V6 Gasoline · 7-speed automatic · AWD
Horsepower: 268 hp (SAE)
Torque: 258 lb-ft
City economy · U.S. EPA: 16 mpg
Highway economy · U.S. EPA: 23 mpg
Combined economy · U.S. EPA: 19 mpg
Seats: Not verified
Seat rows: Not verified

Sources & notes

Exact U.S. 2011 E 350 4MATIC Wagon, Wagon, AWD configuration. This is not a specification for every trim or year in the generation.
Manufacturer-published inch and millimeter measurements are retained separately when both are provided. EPA economy comes from the current adjusted record, not the original brochure estimate.
The brochure gives one sedan height across Sport/Luxury. No separate suspension-specific height is inferred. Wagon height includes roof rails; 81.5-inch width includes mirrors. U.S. wagon began for MY2011, one year after the sedan.
E 350 4MATIC Wagon · Wagon · AWD

E Class 2011 U.S. factory specifications (archived brochure) — Mercedes-Benz USA (archived manufacturer brochure)
2010 E-Class U.S. press kit: model history and new generation — Mercedes-Benz USA (archived press kit)
The all-new Mercedes-Benz E-Class (U.S. MY2017) — Mercedes-Benz USA
2011 Mercedes-Benz E350 4matic (wagon): EPA vehicle record 30444 — U.S. EPA / U.S. Department of Energy

W211 series · 2003–2009

2005 Mercedes-Benz E 320

Sedan · RWD · 5-speed automatic

Dimensions

Length: 4815 mm / 189.7 in
Width: 1810 mm / 71.3 in
Height: 1452 mm / 57.2 in
Wheelbase: 2854 mm / 112.4 in

Powertrain and fuel economy

Powertrain: 3.2 L V6 Gasoline · 5-speed automatic · RWD
Horsepower: 221 hp (SAE)
Torque: 232 lb-ft
City economy · U.S. EPA: 18 mpg
Highway economy · U.S. EPA: 26 mpg
Combined economy · U.S. EPA: 20 mpg
Seats: Not verified
Seat rows: Not verified

Sources & notes

Exact U.S. 2005 E 320, Sedan, RWD configuration. This is not a specification for every trim or year in the generation.
Manufacturer-published inch and millimeter measurements are retained separately when both are provided. EPA economy comes from the current adjusted record, not the original brochure estimate.
E 320 · Sedan · RWD

E Class 2005 U.S. factory specifications (archived brochure) — Mercedes-Benz USA (archived manufacturer brochure)
2010 E-Class U.S. press kit: model history and new generation — Mercedes-Benz USA (archived press kit)
2005 Mercedes-Benz E320: EPA vehicle record 20906 — U.S. EPA / U.S. Department of Energy

2005 Mercedes-Benz E 320 CDI

CDI Sedan · RWD · 5-speed automatic

Dimensions

Length: 4815 mm / 189.7 in
Width: 1810 mm / 71.3 in
Height: 1452 mm / 57.2 in
Wheelbase: 2854 mm / 112.4 in

Powertrain and fuel economy

Powertrain: 3.2 L Inline 6 · Turbocharged Diesel · 5-speed automatic · RWD
Horsepower: 201 hp (SAE)
Torque: 369 lb-ft
City economy · U.S. EPA: 23 mpg
Highway economy · U.S. EPA: 33 mpg
Combined economy · U.S. EPA: 27 mpg
Seats: Not verified
Seat rows: Not verified

Sources & notes

Exact U.S. 2005 E 320 CDI, CDI Sedan, RWD configuration. This is not a specification for every trim or year in the generation.
Manufacturer-published inch and millimeter measurements are retained separately when both are provided. EPA economy comes from the current adjusted record, not the original brochure estimate.
The U.S. brochure excludes this diesel from California, Maine, Massachusetts, New York and Vermont availability.
E 320 CDI · CDI Sedan · RWD

E Class 2005 U.S. factory specifications (archived brochure) — Mercedes-Benz USA (archived manufacturer brochure)
2010 E-Class U.S. press kit: model history and new generation — Mercedes-Benz USA (archived press kit)
2005 Mercedes-Benz E320 Cdi: EPA vehicle record 20908 — U.S. EPA / U.S. Department of Energy

2005 Mercedes-Benz E 320 Wagon

Wagon · RWD · 5-speed automatic

Dimensions

Length: 4868 mm / 191.7 in
Width: 1822 mm / 71.7 in
Height: 1495 mm / 58.9 in
Wheelbase: 2854 mm / 112.4 in

Powertrain and fuel economy

Powertrain: 3.2 L V6 Gasoline · 5-speed automatic · RWD
Horsepower: 221 hp (SAE)
Torque: 232 lb-ft
City economy · U.S. EPA: 17 mpg
Highway economy · U.S. EPA: 25 mpg
Combined economy · U.S. EPA: 20 mpg
Seats: Not verified
Seat rows: Not verified

Sources & notes

Exact U.S. 2005 E 320 Wagon, Wagon, RWD configuration. This is not a specification for every trim or year in the generation.
Manufacturer-published inch and millimeter measurements are retained separately when both are provided. EPA economy comes from the current adjusted record, not the original brochure estimate.
Wagon height includes roof rails. Its 24.4-cubic-foot cargo figure requires the third row lowered, so it is not labeled as cargo behind the last row.
E 320 Wagon · Wagon · RWD

E Class 2005 U.S. factory specifications (archived brochure) — Mercedes-Benz USA (archived manufacturer brochure)
2010 E-Class U.S. press kit: model history and new generation — Mercedes-Benz USA (archived press kit)
2005 Mercedes-Benz E320 (Wagon): EPA vehicle record 21055 — U.S. EPA / U.S. Department of Energy

W210 series · 1996–2003

2002 Mercedes-Benz E 320

Sedan · RWD · 5-speed automatic

Dimensions

Length: 4810 mm / 189.4 in
Width: 1799 mm / 70.8 in
Height: 1439 mm / 56.7 in
Wheelbase: 2833 mm / 111.5 in

Powertrain and fuel economy

Powertrain: 3.2 L V6 Gasoline · 5-speed automatic · RWD
Horsepower: 221 hp (SAE)
Torque: 232 lb-ft
City economy · U.S. EPA: 18 mpg
Highway economy · U.S. EPA: 26 mpg
Combined economy · U.S. EPA: 21 mpg
Seats: Not verified
Seat rows: Not verified

Sources & notes

Exact U.S. 2002 E 320, Sedan, RWD, 5-speed automatic configuration. Values do not represent every model year or trim in this generation.
Manufacturer-published inch and millimeter measurements are retained separately. Fuel economy uses the current adjusted EPA record rather than the original brochure estimate.
U.S. W210 sedans span model years 1996–2002; S210 wagons span 1998–2003. The grouped generation includes the wagon’s final U.S. model year.
E 320 · Sedan · RWD

2010 E-Class U.S. press kit: model history and new generation — Mercedes-Benz USA (archived press kit)
2002 Mercedes-Benz E-Class U.S. factory brochure: E 320 Sedan and Wagon — Mercedes-Benz (archived U.S. manufacturer publication)
U.S. EPA vehicle data: U.S. model-year availability corroboration — U.S. EPA / U.S. Department of Energy
Mercedes-Benz U.S. model-year 1998 lineup: new C 280 V6 and E 320 Wagon — Mercedes-Benz USA (archived manufacturer press release)
Mercedes-Benz USA Model Indicator Index (1981–2020): U.S. platform model-year spans — Mercedes-Benz USA
All-new 2004 E-Class Wagon U.S. debut — Mercedes-Benz USA (archived manufacturer press release)
2002 Mercedes-Benz E 320 Sedan: U.S. EPA vehicle record 17726 — U.S. EPA / U.S. Department of Energy

2002 Mercedes-Benz E 320

4MATIC Sedan · AWD · 5-speed automatic

Dimensions

Length: 4810 mm / 189.4 in
Width: 1799 mm / 70.8 in
Height: 1439 mm / 56.7 in
Wheelbase: 2833 mm / 111.5 in

Powertrain and fuel economy

Powertrain: 3.2 L V6 Gasoline · 5-speed automatic · AWD
Horsepower: 221 hp (SAE)
Torque: 232 lb-ft
City economy · U.S. EPA: 17 mpg
Highway economy · U.S. EPA: 24 mpg
Combined economy · U.S. EPA: 20 mpg
Seats: Not verified
Seat rows: Not verified

Sources & notes

Exact U.S. 2002 E 320, 4MATIC Sedan, AWD, 5-speed automatic configuration. Values do not represent every model year or trim in this generation.
Manufacturer-published inch and millimeter measurements are retained separately. Fuel economy uses the current adjusted EPA record rather than the original brochure estimate.
U.S. W210 sedans span model years 1996–2002; S210 wagons span 1998–2003. The grouped generation includes the wagon’s final U.S. model year.
E 320 · 4MATIC Sedan · AWD

2010 E-Class U.S. press kit: model history and new generation — Mercedes-Benz USA (archived press kit)
2002 Mercedes-Benz E-Class U.S. factory brochure: E 320 Sedan and Wagon — Mercedes-Benz (archived U.S. manufacturer publication)
U.S. EPA vehicle data: U.S. model-year availability corroboration — U.S. EPA / U.S. Department of Energy
Mercedes-Benz U.S. model-year 1998 lineup: new C 280 V6 and E 320 Wagon — Mercedes-Benz USA (archived manufacturer press release)
Mercedes-Benz USA Model Indicator Index (1981–2020): U.S. platform model-year spans — Mercedes-Benz USA
All-new 2004 E-Class Wagon U.S. debut — Mercedes-Benz USA (archived manufacturer press release)
2002 Mercedes-Benz E 320 4MATIC Sedan: U.S. EPA vehicle record 17727 — U.S. EPA / U.S. Department of Energy

2002 Mercedes-Benz E 320

Wagon · RWD · 5-speed automatic

Dimensions

Length: 4825 mm / 190.0 in
Width: 1799 mm / 70.8 in
Height: 1506 mm / 59.3 in
Wheelbase: 2833 mm / 111.5 in

Powertrain and fuel economy

Powertrain: 3.2 L V6 Gasoline · 5-speed automatic · RWD
Horsepower: 221 hp (SAE)
Torque: 232 lb-ft
City economy · U.S. EPA: 17 mpg
Highway economy · U.S. EPA: 25 mpg
Combined economy · U.S. EPA: 20 mpg
Seats: Not verified
Seat rows: Not verified

Sources & notes

Exact U.S. 2002 E 320, Wagon, RWD, 5-speed automatic configuration. Values do not represent every model year or trim in this generation.
Manufacturer-published inch and millimeter measurements are retained separately. Fuel economy uses the current adjusted EPA record rather than the original brochure estimate.
U.S. W210 sedans span model years 1996–2002; S210 wagons span 1998–2003. The grouped generation includes the wagon’s final U.S. model year.
E 320 · Wagon · RWD

2010 E-Class U.S. press kit: model history and new generation — Mercedes-Benz USA (archived press kit)
2002 Mercedes-Benz E-Class U.S. factory brochure: E 320 Sedan and Wagon — Mercedes-Benz (archived U.S. manufacturer publication)
U.S. EPA vehicle data: U.S. model-year availability corroboration — U.S. EPA / U.S. Department of Energy
Mercedes-Benz U.S. model-year 1998 lineup: new C 280 V6 and E 320 Wagon — Mercedes-Benz USA (archived manufacturer press release)
Mercedes-Benz USA Model Indicator Index (1981–2020): U.S. platform model-year spans — Mercedes-Benz USA
All-new 2004 E-Class Wagon U.S. debut — Mercedes-Benz USA (archived manufacturer press release)
2002 Mercedes-Benz E 320 Wagon: U.S. EPA vehicle record 17846 — U.S. EPA / U.S. Department of Energy

2002 Mercedes-Benz E 320

4MATIC Wagon · AWD · 5-speed automatic

Dimensions

Length: 4825 mm / 190.0 in
Width: 1799 mm / 70.8 in
Height: 1506 mm / 59.3 in
Wheelbase: 2833 mm / 111.5 in

Powertrain and fuel economy

Powertrain: 3.2 L V6 Gasoline · 5-speed automatic · AWD
Horsepower: 221 hp (SAE)
Torque: 232 lb-ft
City economy · U.S. EPA: 17 mpg
Highway economy · U.S. EPA: 24 mpg
Combined economy · U.S. EPA: 20 mpg
Seats: Not verified
Seat rows: Not verified

Sources & notes

Exact U.S. 2002 E 320, 4MATIC Wagon, AWD, 5-speed automatic configuration. Values do not represent every model year or trim in this generation.
Manufacturer-published inch and millimeter measurements are retained separately. Fuel economy uses the current adjusted EPA record rather than the original brochure estimate.
U.S. W210 sedans span model years 1996–2002; S210 wagons span 1998–2003. The grouped generation includes the wagon’s final U.S. model year.
E 320 · 4MATIC Wagon · AWD

2010 E-Class U.S. press kit: model history and new generation — Mercedes-Benz USA (archived press kit)
2002 Mercedes-Benz E-Class U.S. factory brochure: E 320 Sedan and Wagon — Mercedes-Benz (archived U.S. manufacturer publication)
U.S. EPA vehicle data: U.S. model-year availability corroboration — U.S. EPA / U.S. Department of Energy
Mercedes-Benz U.S. model-year 1998 lineup: new C 280 V6 and E 320 Wagon — Mercedes-Benz USA (archived manufacturer press release)
Mercedes-Benz USA Model Indicator Index (1981–2020): U.S. platform model-year spans — Mercedes-Benz USA
All-new 2004 E-Class Wagon U.S. debut — Mercedes-Benz USA (archived manufacturer press release)
2002 Mercedes-Benz E 320 4MATIC Wagon: U.S. EPA vehicle record 17847 — U.S. EPA / U.S. Department of Energy

W124 series · 1986–1995

1995 Mercedes-Benz E 320

Sedan · RWD · 4-speed automatic

Dimensions

Length: 4755 mm / 187.2 in
Width: 1740 mm / 68.5 in
Height: 1431 mm / 56.3 in
Wheelbase: 2800 mm / 110.2 in

Powertrain and fuel economy

Powertrain: 3.2 L 6 cylinders Gasoline · 4-speed automatic · RWD
Horsepower: 217 hp (SAE)
Torque: 229 lb-ft
City economy · U.S. EPA: 18 mpg
Highway economy · U.S. EPA: 24 mpg
Combined economy · U.S. EPA: 20 mpg
Seats: Not verified
Seat rows: Not verified

Sources & notes

Exact U.S. 1995 E 320, Sedan, RWD, 4-speed automatic configuration. Values do not represent every model year or trim in this generation.
Manufacturer-published inch and millimeter measurements are retained separately. Fuel economy uses the current adjusted EPA record rather than the original brochure estimate.
This generation groups U.S. W124 Sedan, S124 Wagon, C124 Coupé and A124 Cabriolet. U.S. availability ends at model year 1995; longer global production dates are not used as U.S. model years.
E 320 · Sedan · RWD

2010 E-Class U.S. press kit: model history and new generation — Mercedes-Benz USA (archived press kit)
1995 Mercedes-Benz E 320 Sedan and Coupé U.S. owner’s manual, pages 114–115 — Mercedes-Benz (archived U.S. manufacturer publication)
1994 Mercedes-Benz U.S. model overview — Mercedes-Benz (archived U.S. manufacturer publication)
U.S. EPA vehicle data: U.S. model-year availability corroboration — U.S. EPA / U.S. Department of Energy
History of the Mercedes-Benz E-Class Coupes and Cabriolets — Mercedes-Benz USA
U.S. debut of the 1999 CLK Cabriolet; E 320 Cabriolet last offered in 1995 — Mercedes-Benz of North America (archived manufacturer press release)
Mercedes-Benz USA Model Indicator Index (1981–2020): U.S. platform model-year spans — Mercedes-Benz USA
1995 Mercedes-Benz E 320 Sedan: U.S. EPA vehicle record 11890 — U.S. EPA / U.S. Department of Energy

1995 Mercedes-Benz E 420

Sedan · RWD · 4-speed automatic

Dimensions

Length: 4755 mm / 187.2 in
Width: 1740 mm / 68.5 in
Height: 1431 mm / 56.3 in
Wheelbase: 2800 mm / 110.2 in

Powertrain and fuel economy

Powertrain: 4.2 L V8 Gasoline · 4-speed automatic · RWD
Horsepower: 275 hp (SAE)
Torque: 295 lb-ft
City economy · U.S. EPA: 16 mpg
Highway economy · U.S. EPA: 22 mpg
Combined economy · U.S. EPA: 18 mpg
Seats: Not verified
Seat rows: Not verified

Sources & notes

Exact U.S. 1995 E 420, Sedan, RWD, 4-speed automatic configuration. Values do not represent every model year or trim in this generation.
Manufacturer-published inch and millimeter measurements are retained separately. Fuel economy uses the current adjusted EPA record rather than the original brochure estimate.
This generation groups U.S. W124 Sedan, S124 Wagon, C124 Coupé and A124 Cabriolet. U.S. availability ends at model year 1995; longer global production dates are not used as U.S. model years.
E 420 · Sedan · RWD

2010 E-Class U.S. press kit: model history and new generation — Mercedes-Benz USA (archived press kit)
1995 Mercedes-Benz E 420 U.S. owner’s manual, pages 116–117 — Mercedes-Benz (archived U.S. manufacturer publication)
1994 Mercedes-Benz U.S. model overview — Mercedes-Benz (archived U.S. manufacturer publication)
U.S. EPA vehicle data: U.S. model-year availability corroboration — U.S. EPA / U.S. Department of Energy
History of the Mercedes-Benz E-Class Coupes and Cabriolets — Mercedes-Benz USA
U.S. debut of the 1999 CLK Cabriolet; E 320 Cabriolet last offered in 1995 — Mercedes-Benz of North America (archived manufacturer press release)
Mercedes-Benz USA Model Indicator Index (1981–2020): U.S. platform model-year spans — Mercedes-Benz USA
1995 Mercedes-Benz E 420 Sedan: U.S. EPA vehicle record 11891 — U.S. EPA / U.S. Department of Energy

1994 Mercedes-Benz E 500

Sport Sedan · RWD · 4-speed automatic

Dimensions

Length: 4755 mm / 187.2 in
Width: 1796 mm / 70.7 in
Height: 1408 mm / 55.4 in
Wheelbase: 2800 mm / 110.2 in

Powertrain and fuel economy

Powertrain: 5.0 L V8 Gasoline · 4-speed automatic · RWD
Horsepower: 315 hp (SAE)
Torque: 347 lb-ft
City economy · U.S. EPA: 14 mpg
Highway economy · U.S. EPA: 18 mpg
Combined economy · U.S. EPA: 16 mpg
Seats: Not verified
Seat rows: Not verified

Sources & notes

Exact U.S. 1994 E 500, Sport Sedan, RWD, 4-speed automatic configuration. Values do not represent every model year or trim in this generation.
Manufacturer-published inch and millimeter measurements are retained separately. Fuel economy uses the current adjusted EPA record rather than the original brochure estimate.
This generation groups U.S. W124 Sedan, S124 Wagon, C124 Coupé and A124 Cabriolet. U.S. availability ends at model year 1995; longer global production dates are not used as U.S. model years.
E 500 · Sport Sedan · RWD

2010 E-Class U.S. press kit: model history and new generation — Mercedes-Benz USA (archived press kit)
1994 Mercedes-Benz E 500 U.S. factory brochure, pages 70–71 — Mercedes-Benz (archived U.S. manufacturer publication)
1994 Mercedes-Benz U.S. model overview — Mercedes-Benz (archived U.S. manufacturer publication)
U.S. EPA vehicle data: U.S. model-year availability corroboration — U.S. EPA / U.S. Department of Energy
History of the Mercedes-Benz E-Class Coupes and Cabriolets — Mercedes-Benz USA
U.S. debut of the 1999 CLK Cabriolet; E 320 Cabriolet last offered in 1995 — Mercedes-Benz of North America (archived manufacturer press release)
Mercedes-Benz USA Model Indicator Index (1981–2020): U.S. platform model-year spans — Mercedes-Benz USA
1994 Mercedes-Benz E 500 Sport Sedan: U.S. EPA vehicle record 10936 — U.S. EPA / U.S. Department of Energy

1995 Mercedes-Benz E 320

Coupé · RWD · 4-speed automatic

Dimensions

Length: 4670 mm / 183.9 in
Width: 1740 mm / 68.5 in
Height: 1395 mm / 54.9 in
Wheelbase: 2715 mm / 106.9 in

Powertrain and fuel economy

Powertrain: 3.2 L 6 cylinders Gasoline · 4-speed automatic · RWD
Horsepower: 217 hp (SAE)
Torque: 229 lb-ft
City economy · U.S. EPA: 18 mpg
Highway economy · U.S. EPA: 24 mpg
Combined economy · U.S. EPA: 20 mpg
Seats: Not verified
Seat rows: Not verified

Sources & notes

Exact U.S. 1995 E 320, Coupé, RWD, 4-speed automatic configuration. Values do not represent every model year or trim in this generation.
Manufacturer-published inch and millimeter measurements are retained separately. Fuel economy uses the current adjusted EPA record rather than the original brochure estimate.
This generation groups U.S. W124 Sedan, S124 Wagon, C124 Coupé and A124 Cabriolet. U.S. availability ends at model year 1995; longer global production dates are not used as U.S. model years.
E 320 · Coupé · RWD

2010 E-Class U.S. press kit: model history and new generation — Mercedes-Benz USA (archived press kit)
1995 Mercedes-Benz E 320 Sedan and Coupé U.S. owner’s manual, pages 114–115 — Mercedes-Benz (archived U.S. manufacturer publication)
1994 Mercedes-Benz U.S. model overview — Mercedes-Benz (archived U.S. manufacturer publication)
U.S. EPA vehicle data: U.S. model-year availability corroboration — U.S. EPA / U.S. Department of Energy
History of the Mercedes-Benz E-Class Coupes and Cabriolets — Mercedes-Benz USA
U.S. debut of the 1999 CLK Cabriolet; E 320 Cabriolet last offered in 1995 — Mercedes-Benz of North America (archived manufacturer press release)
Mercedes-Benz USA Model Indicator Index (1981–2020): U.S. platform model-year spans — Mercedes-Benz USA
1995 Mercedes-Benz E 320 Coupé: U.S. EPA vehicle record 11727 — U.S. EPA / U.S. Department of Energy

1994 Mercedes-Benz E 320

Wagon · RWD · 4-speed automatic

Dimensions

Length: 4780 mm / 188.2 in
Width: 1740 mm / 68.5 in
Height: 1520 mm / 59.8 in
Wheelbase: 2800 mm / 110.2 in

Powertrain and fuel economy

Powertrain: 3.2 L 6 cylinders Gasoline · 4-speed automatic · RWD
Horsepower: 217 hp (SAE)
Torque: 229 lb-ft
City economy · U.S. EPA: 16 mpg
Highway economy · U.S. EPA: 22 mpg
Combined economy · U.S. EPA: 18 mpg
Seats: Not verified
Seat rows: Not verified

Sources & notes

Exact U.S. 1994 E 320, Wagon, RWD, 4-speed automatic configuration. Values do not represent every model year or trim in this generation.
Manufacturer-published inch and millimeter measurements are retained separately. Fuel economy uses the current adjusted EPA record rather than the original brochure estimate.
This generation groups U.S. W124 Sedan, S124 Wagon, C124 Coupé and A124 Cabriolet. U.S. availability ends at model year 1995; longer global production dates are not used as U.S. model years.
E 320 · Wagon · RWD

2010 E-Class U.S. press kit: model history and new generation — Mercedes-Benz USA (archived press kit)
1994 Mercedes-Benz E 320 Wagon U.S. owner’s manual, pages 118–119 — Mercedes-Benz (archived U.S. manufacturer publication)
1994 Mercedes-Benz U.S. model overview — Mercedes-Benz (archived U.S. manufacturer publication)
U.S. EPA vehicle data: U.S. model-year availability corroboration — U.S. EPA / U.S. Department of Energy
History of the Mercedes-Benz E-Class Coupes and Cabriolets — Mercedes-Benz USA
U.S. debut of the 1999 CLK Cabriolet; E 320 Cabriolet last offered in 1995 — Mercedes-Benz of North America (archived manufacturer press release)
Mercedes-Benz USA Model Indicator Index (1981–2020): U.S. platform model-year spans — Mercedes-Benz USA
1994 Mercedes-Benz E 320 Wagon: U.S. EPA vehicle record 11139 — U.S. EPA / U.S. Department of Energy

1995 Mercedes-Benz E 320

Cabriolet · RWD · 4-speed automatic

Dimensions

Length: Not verified
Width: Not verified
Height: Not verified
Wheelbase: Not verified

Powertrain and fuel economy

Powertrain: 3.2 L 6 cylinders Gasoline · 4-speed automatic · RWD
Horsepower: 217 hp (SAE)
Torque: 229 lb-ft
City economy · U.S. EPA: 16 mpg
Highway economy · U.S. EPA: 21 mpg
Combined economy · U.S. EPA: 18 mpg
Seats: Not verified
Seat rows: Not verified

Sources & notes

Exact U.S. 1995 E 320, Cabriolet, RWD, 4-speed automatic configuration. Values do not represent every model year or trim in this generation.
Manufacturer-published inch and millimeter measurements are retained separately. Fuel economy uses the current adjusted EPA record rather than the original brochure estimate.
This generation groups U.S. W124 Sedan, S124 Wagon, C124 Coupé and A124 Cabriolet. U.S. availability ends at model year 1995; longer global production dates are not used as U.S. model years.
E 320 · Cabriolet · RWD

2010 E-Class U.S. press kit: model history and new generation — Mercedes-Benz USA (archived press kit)
1995 Mercedes-Benz E 320 Cabriolet U.S. owner’s manual supplement, page 21 — Mercedes-Benz (archived U.S. manufacturer publication)
1994 Mercedes-Benz U.S. model overview — Mercedes-Benz (archived U.S. manufacturer publication)
U.S. EPA vehicle data: U.S. model-year availability corroboration — U.S. EPA / U.S. Department of Energy
History of the Mercedes-Benz E-Class Coupes and Cabriolets — Mercedes-Benz USA
U.S. debut of the 1999 CLK Cabriolet; E 320 Cabriolet last offered in 1995 — Mercedes-Benz of North America (archived manufacturer press release)
Mercedes-Benz USA Model Indicator Index (1981–2020): U.S. platform model-year spans — Mercedes-Benz USA
1995 Mercedes-Benz E 320 Cabriolet: U.S. EPA vehicle record 11623 — U.S. EPA / U.S. Department of Energy

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