Images: Mercedes-Benz S211.I E-Class Estate (2003-06)
Released in October 2003, the Mercedes-Benz S211 Series I (S211.I) E-Class Estate was an executive wagon. Manufactured in Germany, the rear-wheel drive S211 E-Class Estate range initially consisted of the E 240 and E 320 models, with the E 500 and E 55 following in April 2004. In September 2005, the E 240 was discontinued and the E 350 replaced the E 320… Read full Mercedes-Benz S211 E-Class Estate review
Images: Mercedes-Benz S211.II E-Class Estate (2006-09)
Released in September 2006, the Mercedes-Benz S211 Series II (W211.II) E-Class Estate introduced a mechanical upgrades and a subtle facelift. Furthermore, the E 500 was fitted with a 5.5-litre V8 engine (previously a 5.0-litre unit) and all models were fitted with Mercedes-Benz’s 7G-Tronic seven-speed automatic transmission. Other changes included firmer suspension for provided crisper handling, rebound buffer springs to reduce body roll, a faster steering ratio and reduced steering rack rattle. The Mercedes-Benz S211.II E-Class Estate could be identified by its deeper V-shaped grille, new bumpers, front fog lights, tail-lights and door mirrors. Inside, there was a new four-spoke steering wheel (shared with the CLS-Class), climate control unit, upholstery and auto-dimming rear view mirror.
