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The next generation of the Mercedes-Benz E-Class sedan went on sale in the United States in August 2002. Until the emergence of the current C-Class, which was introduced for the 1995 model year, the previous E-Class outsold all other Mercedes-Benz models. Even now, the company says it accounts for 25 percent of total Mercedes-Benz sales. “Our goal for the E-Class is nothing short of absolutely dominating the segment,” says Product Manager Karen Mikris. Read More
5 Available E-Class Trims
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