2012 Mercedes-Benz E-Class E350 Sedan

After a 2010 redesign and the addition of a convertible for 2011, Mercedes-Benz continues to refine its midsize E-Class lineup. The E-Class sits in the middle of the Mercedes car line, between the compact C-Class and the big S-Class. It''''s the company''''s best-selling car worldwide, and as such it defines the brand''''s essence. Every E-Class model delivers an excellent balance of passenger space, luxury, style, and impressive performance in a practical, manageably sized package. The E-Class looks more angular and technical than it used to, but it is quite pleasing to the eye. The chassis is strengthened to improve crash protection, reduce vibration and sharpen handling, without adding weight. Yet if this generation E-Class cars have a theme, it might be their high-tech control and management systems. That''''s not surprising for a car that introduced a host of now-familiar features, from antilock brakes to airbags, to mass production. air conditioning alloy wheels AM/FM radio automatic headlights cargo area light cruise control daytime running lights driver multi-adjustable power seats driver/front passenger climate controls fog lights heated exterior mirror hydraulic steering interior automotive day/night interval wipers leather steering wheel power adjustable exterior mirror power door locks power windows rear window defogger rear wiper remote lock/unlock satellite radio speed-sensing locks steering mounted controls tachometer telescopic steering tilt steering tire inflation/pressure monitor vehicle anti-theft