The Mercedes-Benz E-Class is a mid-size executive car produced since 1993. It comes in sedan, wagon, convertible and coupe form. Drivetrain options include either rear-wheel or all-wheel drive, as well as both petrol and diesel engines. Of course, the E-Class offers the usual level of Mercedes luxury and build quality.

As Mercedes' luxury medium sedan, E class was developed with the basic concept of sporty and elegant. The body of the E class is characterized by its large inclined twin headlights, giving air resistance with a coefficient (Cd value) of 0.26. Variations of the luxury car include the E240, E320 avant-garde, E500 avant-garde, and the E55AMG in the lineup. Both types of the Avantgarde are equipped with front and rear under spoilers and have the options of a sports package fitted with AMG 18 inch wheels and wide tires.

The engine of the early 2000s E class models include V6 OHC 2.6L 177 horsepower, 3.2L 224 horsepower, 5L of V8 DOHC 306 horsepower, 5.5L + intercooler supercharger 476 horsepower (4 total units). Electronic stability in the E class helps to improve the difficulty of driving with slippery road conditions. For driving safety, dual, side and window airbags, brake assist, ABS, force limiter and seat belt with tensioner and more are installed in models of the E class as well as an immobilizer and anti-theft warning system.