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The Bottom Line:
The 2010 Mercedes-Benz E-Class hasn't yet been crash-tested, but it sports the longest safety-feature list of any E-Class to date.
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Safety features abound, with several borrowed from the S-class
FEATURES | 10 out of 10
Expert Quotes:
Jamba Juice boost of 18-inch AMG alloys
Autoblog
sliding glass panorama roof
Jalopnik
excellent sound reproduction
Automobile
An extensive list of standard and optional equipment gives the 2010 Mercedes-Benz E-Class Coupe a perfect score for features.
With the E350 Coupe, a base price of $48,925 brings expected features like cruise control, a high-end audio system, and leather seating. It also brings wood trim, power front seats, dual-zone climate control, Sirius Satellite Radio, Bluetooth connectivity, a telescoping steering wheel, and an integrated garage door opener. Jalopnik notes the list also includes “a sliding glass panorama roof, three additional air bags (two pelvic bags and a driver's knee bag), Bluetooth, auto dimming mirrors, and the COMAND user interface.” Options on the six-cylinder Coupe include a Sport package with the Agility Control suspension, keyless starting, LED lighting, heated and ventilated front seats, and bi-xenon headlamps.
The $54,650 Mercedes-Benz E550 Coupe adds to the mix. Autoblog details the upgrades by noting standard gear, such as “the Dynamic Handling suspension (the AirMatic isn't an option on the lighter, sports-centered car) that brings electronically-adjustable shock absorbers, revised throttle response, and 18-inch wheels.” They also refer to the optional Sport package, which “gets the Jamba Juice boost of 18-inch AMG alloys, 235/40 rubber up front, 255/35 doing duty astern, and an AMG steering wheel.” Options for this model include premium leather, heated front seats, rear side airbags, and packages with a voice-controlled navigation system, a rearview camera, a Harman/Kardon audiophile stereo, the Sport package and multi-adjustable front [the rest of the sentence is missing?]
The panoramic sunroof is a favorite of reviewers researched by TheCarConnection.com. “This glass top lifts up and over the glass behind it and comes with a nice, thin sunshade, saving front-seat headroom, although average-size American males will want the driver's seat in its lowest position,” says Motor Trend. Another goodie? “The optional Harman/Kardon stereo plays well with iPods and offers excellent sound reproduction,” Automobile reports.
For pricing information on the E-Class Coupe, please see our review of the 2010 Mercedes-Benz E-Class.
Conclusion
The 2010 Mercedes-Benz E-Class Coupe wants for nothing, with excellent audio systems and other high-end luxury features.
