How much does a Mercedes-Benz E 200 cost?
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The Mercedes-Benz E 200 sits at the heart of the E-Class range, offering the comfort and presence of a full executive saloon without the running costs of the bigger six-cylinder versions. It's a popular choice for buyers who want a car that feels genuinely upmarket for commuting, business travel, or family use, and who value Mercedes' reputation for solid engineering and a calm, quiet cabin. You'll also find estate versions on the market, giving practical buyers more flexibility.
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The E 200 is the entry-level petrol variant in the E-Class lineup, using a turbocharged 2.0-litre four-cylinder engine that balances reasonable running costs with enough performance for everyday driving and motorway trips. Depending on the generation, you may find it as a saloon or as a spacious estate, both offering a comfortable ride and a well-finished cabin typical of the model line. When buying used, check the service history carefully, as regular maintenance matters more than mileage alone with these cars. Look out for optional air suspension (AIRMATIC), which rides beautifully but can be costly to repair if worn, and have the electronics, sensors, and infotainment system tested thoroughly, since these can develop age-related faults. Tyres, brakes, and suspension bushes are worth inspecting on higher-mileage cars, as is any sign of oil leaks around the engine. Overall, a well-maintained E 200 with full documented history is a comfortable, dependable choice, but a poorly serviced one can turn into an expensive project.
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