Mercedes E-Class Estate E63 S 4Matic+ Final Edition Prem+ 5dr TCT Review

Category: Estate car

Section: Version review

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Mercedes E-Class Estate 2021 front cornering
  • Mercedes E-Class Estate 2021 front cornering
  • Mercedes E-Class Estate 2021 rear cornering
  • Mercedes E-Class Estate 2021 interior dashboard
  • Mercedes E-Class Estate 2021 interior rear seats
  • Mercedes E-Class Estate 2021 interior infotainment
  • Mercedes E-Class Estate 2021 front left cornering
  • Mercedes E-Class Estate 2021 right tracking
  • Mercedes E-Class Estate 2021 rear left cornering
  • Mercedes E-Class Estate 2021 alloy wheel detail
  • Mercedes E-Class Estate 2021 interior front seats
  • Mercedes E-Class Estate 2021 interior detail
  • Mercedes E-Class Estate 2021 interior detail
  • Mercedes E-Class Estate 2021 boot open
  • Mercedes E-Class Estate 2021 front cornering
  • Mercedes E-Class Estate 2021 rear cornering
  • Mercedes E-Class Estate 2021 interior dashboard
  • Mercedes E-Class Estate 2021 interior rear seats
  • Mercedes E-Class Estate 2021 interior infotainment
  • Mercedes E-Class Estate 2021 front left cornering
  • Mercedes E-Class Estate 2021 right tracking
  • Mercedes E-Class Estate 2021 rear left cornering
  • Mercedes E-Class Estate 2021 alloy wheel detail
  • Mercedes E-Class Estate 2021 interior front seats
  • Mercedes E-Class Estate 2021 interior detail
  • Mercedes E-Class Estate 2021 interior detail
  • Mercedes E-Class Estate 2021 boot open
RRP£122,435
Fuel type:
petrol
Gearbox:
semi-auto
Doors:
5 doors

It's not cheap, but the Mercedes E-Class Estate is classy and impressively refined. It's also generally comfortable, easy to drive, well equipped and a compelling option in the luxury estate car sector. Crucially, its boot beats the BMW 5 Series Touring's and Volvo V90's for luggage room, although the V90 does have more spacious rear seats. The E300de plug-in hybrid has the best fuel economy of any equivalent PHEV once the battery is depleted.

This is a crazily fast performance car, which you can see just by looking at the numbers. The 4.0-litre twin-turbo V8 petrol engine thunders out 604bhp and thanks to four-wheel drive can hurl you from 0-62mph in 3.4sec officially – when we tested the estate it hit 0-60mph in 3.3sec, which was way quicker than the Audi RS6. Needless to say, it feels epic to drive and makes an amazing noise when you give it a boot-full. We love it all – well, apart from the 20mpg average fuel economy.


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Key information

Doors5
Seats5
0-62 MPH3.5 seconds
Fuel TypePetrol
GearboxSEMI-AUTO

Available colours

MPGOfficial overall fuel economy figure

22.8

Boot CapacityHow much space is there?

640

litres

EmissionsOfficial emissions rating

281

g/km