Mercedes-Benz E350 FAQs

• How much is a Mercedes-Benz E350?

  Prices for the Mercedes-Benz E350 start from a little over $120,000 plus on-road costs, while the top-spec variant caps out just below $140,000 before on-road costs. When it comes to on-road costs you should consider the likes of registration, stamp duty and dealer delivery fees, which could add thousands onto your final purchase price. So if there is one key takeaway, budget carefully!

• Does Mercedes still make E350?

  The E350 has largely been replaced by Mercedes-Benz, with the E300 a fitting alternative. However, the E350 EQ still lives on, which is a hybrid variant for those looking to embrace a more efficient and environmentally-conscious format. On top of that, with the benefit of electric power at your disposal, you'll learn how fast and silent the new generation of cars set to sweep the world will be. If you still fancy the original E350, try your luck in the second-hand market, but don't be fixed to the one option given what's out there on the market now.

• What does E stand for in Mercedes?

  Although the E-Class Mercedes-Benz nowadays is associated with its tied to being an 'executive' vehicle, the history of the name actually goes back further. Originally the E stood for Einspritzmotor, which is the German word for a fuel injection engine. After 1993, the E switched from being a suffix, at the time denoting what was effectively a standard fuel injection system, to being a model name. And with that, today it's more used as a sign of the range's place within the German auto-maker's stable of cars.