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For Some reason they appear to have made the front pig ugly there no need to separate the lights!
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Mercedes is set to release its next-generation E-class sedan by 2009, with sales to start soon after the car?s debut at the Geneva Motor Show. Remaining similar in size to the current model, the new E-class will pick up styling cues from the CLS four-door coup? as well as a new angular front end with four square shaped headlights.
Base models will be powered by a 184hp four-cylinder turbo engine, with the range topping out with a 544hp V8 model. New to the line up will be a direct injection petrol V6 model, a 354hp diesel V8 version and the all-new hybrid model that?s expected to arrive after 2010.
The interior will hopefully continue Mercedes? recent return to form in the quality department, and is expected to feature a mix of elements from the S and C-class models including a centrally mounted colour screen as well as an in-dash unit between the speedo and tachometer.
The new dash will feature a centrally mounted colour screen, but, like the S, there?ll also be a smaller unit located in the dash between the speedo and tachometer. The central control module and steering wheel uses a similar design to the ones used in the new C-class, and the side mirrors will also pick up the same integrated indicators.
A wagon variant will hit the market less than 12 months after the launch of the sedan and will feature a widened C-pillar and a chrome strip across its rear.
A second E-Class variant is rumoured to stretch 20cm longer than the standard E-Class and be manufactured in China. It will be aimed at emerging markets where the owner of the car only ever experiences it from the back seat.
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For Some reason they appear to have made the front pig ugly there no need to separate the lights!