1.01.2010
10.29.2009
Kicherer Mercedes-Benz E-Class
Kicherer, Mercedes-Benz vehicle tuning specialist, has unveiled the first details of its new tuning package for the new Mercedes-Benz E-Class even before the car hits the street.
The Kicherer tuning package for the E-Class is based on the new E-Class AMG sports package. The appearance kit features carbon fiber front and rear spoiler, new side skirts, new side mirror covers and 20-inch forged-alloy wheels.
The Kicherer Mercedes-Benz E-Class also comes with a new quad tailpipes performance exhaust system and a new suspension system.
Inside, the Kicherer E-Class features a new sports steering wheel, Nappa leather upholstery on the door panels and dashboard and also carbon fiber trim on other components.
The Kicherer tuning package will be available soon but no price has been released by Kicherer yet.
10.08.2009
The 2010 Mercedes-Benz E-Class
Wondering what the interior of the forthcoming 2010 Mercedes-Benz E-Class looks like? Wonder no more. The industrious spy photographer of Auto Express recently captured an undisguised view of the new model's interior, revealing precisely what to expect in terms of ergonomics and styling.
Although I won't go into too many details, due to the fact the photo pretty much speaks for itself, two highlights worth noticing include a large multimedia display screen positioned atop the center console (à la the S-Class) and the COMAND controller in the center console (à la the S-Class and C-Class). If you had to describe it, an amalgamation of the S-Class and C-Class interiors would probably best summarize the E-Class exterior as a whole.
If you're interested in seeing the outside of the new model, Auto Express also grabbed a number of shots showcasing the new E-Class exterior (two of which are below). The photos again show in fairly clear detail the front end and side contours, as well as well-masked LED tail lights.
But why take our word for it when you can see the new model for yourself. To witness the 2010 Mercedes E-Class in all its stealthy glory, click either the photos below or head over to Auto Express for the full spy photo collection.