What does it cost?
For Mercedes offers suspension options to suit every taste, while the pricing, specification and running costs are all competitive.
Against It’s a bit tight in the back, the interior doesn’t feel classy enough, and some of the engines are very unrefined.
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Comfortable and well priced, but it can’t match the best rivals on refinement of quality.
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There are 13 Mercedes-Benz E-Class versions available
Buyer's notes
Target Price team says:
The Mercedes E-Class Coupe is more than just a two-door version of the saloon; it has a 115mm shorter wheelbase, trading some interior space for greater agility, and it has the option of individual electronic suspension control with the AMG-tuned suspension that is standard on Sport models.The E-Class genes are plain to see in other areas, though, from the edgy, deliberately disharmonious styling to the up-to-the-minute safety features, including a driver drowsiness detection system.
Its seven engines – four-cylinder and V6 petrols and diesels and a V8 petrol – are all taken from the E-Class, too. Each has Merc's Blue Efficiency measures, which help keep fuel consumption and CO2 emissions down. However, the E350 CDI is the pick of the range.
Reader test team says:
Mercedes-Benz E-Class Coupe E200 CGI BlueEFF. SE 2dr
I bought this car 20 months ago purely on its dramatic looks. I chose the lowest powered engine as I'm not interested in performance but want style…
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Our pick of the range
Mercedes-Benz E-Class Coupe E350 CDI BlueEFF. Sport 2dr
If you’re going to buy an E-Class Coupe, this is the engine to go for. We prefer the softer SE suspension, though.
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