2014 Mercedes-Benz E-Class consumer reviews

I have had 3 of these over the past 18 years, the most recent being for the past 8. Same model - E350 4Matic. This model is solid! Before I purchased my first E350, I checked with Consumer Reports on reliability, cost of ownership,etc. This car came out as RECOMMENDED and it does not disappoint! I'm sorry if people who have reviewed this car negatively have done so based on limited personal experience. But as a long time E350 owner, I can tell you if you take care of this vehicle, it will love you back. I have had VERY LITTLE go wrong with my cars, so the 'high cost of ownership' just does not come into play if you do what you are supposed to do while owning it.

To whom it may concern: NO ONE will read this. If I am wrong: call me or e-mail me. After driving 4 hours, I now know that CARMAX misleads their future customers. We specifically asked if the Mercedes E Class 350 was in great condition as we had a long drive ahead of us and planned to trade in, and drive the new Mercedes home. We were told, "it is just as pictured." First, if I am to pay top dollar (and then some more because this is CARMAX), I expect the used car to be in very good condition. I also assured my wife that , "this is CARMAX. You pay a few thousand extra, but it is worth it because they have top quality cars, and they are in great condition." We arrived to find a large ding in the passenger door; numerous scratches on the trunk and rear bumper from load/unload carelessness; paint blot on another door; and a 6 inch paint mark on the rear bumper from a careless driving incident; WORSE of all: the interior Wood Paneling/trim was all foggy from some sort of water build up on beneath the plastic. We walked back to our car and drove home . I was expecting a seamless: walk-in, test drive, get my Trade in Value, and drive away. All we did was drive away. VERY disappointed.

The wood grains fade. All the decoy stickers comes off all the buttons. The seats tears up on their own. Water comes inside the sunroof. Car is made with less quality. Not worth the money!!

I picked up the 2014 E350 in September 2017. Got a blowout shortly after purchase. Both rear tires were worn on the inside. Three years and about 15K miles later needed both rear tires replaced again. Had alignment checked and found no issues. Had the timing chain replaced at recommended 100K, cost me $4800. Has a couple of rattles in the interior that required me to remove the entire back seat (doesn't fold down). I was able to fix would have cost thousands. Beware.

My 4th Mercedes-Benz. I have had a GLK, C CLASS and two E Class’s. I currently have an E Class. AWESOME! High levels of refinement, lots of equipment, comfortable, and drives very well. Before you buy a new cheaper car I would definitely look at a used Mercedes-Benz. It may be worth your time.

The car is hreat only complain brake lines rusted need to replace on a 5 years old car, calling dealer to see if a recall

Styling, Dependability, Options, Electronics, Ride and Handling are 2nd to none. Price is very reasonable for the value received. Good resale when you decide to buy another one.

This car was exactly what I was looking for. The back is a little tight, but that’s expected. I feel very safe in the vehicle, has hood pick up, and a very smooth drive.

I recently purchased a 2014 E350 Coupe (32K Miles) to replace my 2014 C300 (85K Miles). The opportunity cost was just too advantageous for me to pass up. The C300 is a great car and so is the E350 Coupe. Besides much lower milage, the bonus is that the E350 Coupe is red, my wife's favorite color and I wanted a coupe.

I love this car. I finally have some of the bells and whistles on my Certified pre-owned 2014 E 320 that I was missing in my 2002 E320!