Seems like all the car makers are in a car launching spree in India these days! We all know the reason behind it, right?
We, here at Carazoo.com, are there to help make our readers select a car from the wide collection of latest launches.
Now we have another luxury car in the market. German car maker Mercedes-Benz India has introduced an all-new version of the 2010 E-Class sedan in India. The new 2010 Mercedes-Benz E-Class is priced at Rs 46.98 Lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi).
The new variant of the E-Class can boast a 3.5 litre V-6 petrol engine under its bonnet. The engine can tap 268 bhp at 6000rpm and can deliver a hefty torque of 350 Nm.
The twin-trapezoidel headlamps and the uber cool upright grille are borrowed from past cars. Same is the case with the square-out bumpers, flanks and rear view mirrors. The new E-Class is an enormous car with ample of space in the interior. The posh cabin has wood inserts for a classy feel. Moreover, the electric seat adjustments are on the door for easy access.
This sedan has been assembled very much in India. The luxury car maker has sold a total of 11,000 units of the existing E-Class in the country till date.
We, here at Carazoo.com, are there to help make our readers select a car from the wide collection of latest launches.
Now we have another luxury car in the market. German car maker Mercedes-Benz India has introduced an all-new version of the 2010 E-Class sedan in India. The new 2010 Mercedes-Benz E-Class is priced at Rs 46.98 Lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi).
The new variant of the E-Class can boast a 3.5 litre V-6 petrol engine under its bonnet. The engine can tap 268 bhp at 6000rpm and can deliver a hefty torque of 350 Nm.
The twin-trapezoidel headlamps and the uber cool upright grille are borrowed from past cars. Same is the case with the square-out bumpers, flanks and rear view mirrors. The new E-Class is an enormous car with ample of space in the interior. The posh cabin has wood inserts for a classy feel. Moreover, the electric seat adjustments are on the door for easy access.
This sedan has been assembled very much in India. The luxury car maker has sold a total of 11,000 units of the existing E-Class in the country till date.
