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1998 Mercedes-Benz E-Class Review

Read this professional review and road test of the used 1998 Mercedes-Benz E-Class model with a complete test drive evaluation in all driving situations including an overview of the Wagon's specs, price, trims, interior, standard equipment like a 3.2 L V6 engine, a 0 Speed Automatic transmission and All Wheel Drive and more.

1998 E-Class Review

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Passion and the German station wagon.

Introduction Big, solid, superbly engineered and finely crafted, those are thoughts that the sight of a

Mercedes-Benz readily brings to mind. But passionate? Passion is a word we might associate with

Jaguar. Yet passion is an emotion Mercedes is laboring to claim for itself as it rolls out a wave

of new models-all backed by a joyously addictive TV commercial featuring Marlene Dietrich crooning

"Falling in Love Again."

But does the image fit the product?

When the E-Class sedans were redesigned several years ago, Mercedes stylists gave this mainstay

luxury sedan a personality infusion. The chic, asymmetric headlights, aggressive rake, and modern,

With its handsome design, sophisticated new powertrain and countless other new features, the E320 is a must-consider for anyone looking into a mid-price luxury car.

streamlined grille provided a facelift to the traditional, boxy styling of the E-Class. The Mercedes

tri-star was still there on the hood, but the car instantly became more contemporary, more hip. It

was also more fun to drive. The E-Class is the best-selling Mercedes ever, and sales continue to grow.

For 1998, Mercedes has instilled its newfound passion into a new E-Class wagon. The entire E-line

gets a pair of new engines that deliver better performance and increased fuel economy. And a raft of

goodies shows that Mercedes can still deliver the technological breakthroughs one expects from the

wizards of Stuttgart.

There was a time when new Mercedes features were more complicated-and more expensive-than anyone else's. The old 4Matic drive system was arguably the best all-wheel-drive technology on the road. But it may also have been the most expensive. For 1998, Mercedes introduces an elegant and effective all-wheel-drive system that doesn't require a second mortgage. And even with other new features, base E-Class prices weren't raised over last year's. That's certainly something all of us can get passionate about. Next Page



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