Mercedes-Benz E250 FAQs

• How much is a Mercedes-Benz E250?

  The Mercedes-Benz E250 has been discontinued, with the last model produced in 2019 and final units sold later that year and across 2020. As an alternative, the E300 starts at $117,900 before on-road costs, with the top-spec variant priced at $130,900 plus on-road costs. Another option for buyers looking at the E-Class range sees the E200 retail between $96,900 and $103,576, before the addition of other costs like stamp duty, dealer delivery charges, and registration.

• Is the E250 a diesel?

  Mercedes-Benz offered the E250 in both diesel and petrol-powered versions, which meant greater choice for new car buyers. Now that the E250 is no longer sold new, you're more likely to find a petrol model in the second-hand market, although both versions offered what is still an impressive level of fuel economy and efficiency. The E250D is the diesel variant, while the E250 refers to the petrol-powered variants.

• How heavy is the Mercedes E250?

  The last version of the Mercedes-Benz E250 weighed in at a grand total of 1685 kilograms, which was still relatively modest for a car that had ample power and brisk acceleration. In terms of other measurements, the E250 was 1.43 metres tall, 1.86 metres wide, and just over 4.93 metres long. You can see with these measurements why the E250 was, and still very much is a comfortable ride and phenomenal car to own.