Mercedes-Benz E450 FAQs

• What's the difference between an E350 and E450 Mercedes?

  The main difference between these two models is the engine, with the E450 offering a more robust performance. The E350 uses a turbocharged four-cylinder that boasts 255 horsepower, while the E450 uses a turbocharged inline six-cylinder with EQ boost that makes 362 and 429 horsepower, respectively. You'll also find a certain level of additional amenity and luxury in the E450, which is justified considering its higher price-tag and more spacious layout.

• How much HP does an E450 have?

  Thanks to its six-cylinder turbo engine, the Mercedes-Benz E450 delivers 362 horsepower at 5500 rpm. In addition, the E450 also has a torque output of 369 pounds per foot at 1800 rpm. These two factors contribute to a sturdy engine that really offers a decisive level of power and punch, ensuring even the most performance-oriented drivers can appreciate the E450 in all of its glory.

• What is the difference between the E400 and E450?

  Mercedes-Benz rolled out the E450 as a replacement for the former E400 model, which means the two share much in common as far as design, features, not to mention, overall space and comfort. However, the E450 also brought with it additional power, including an extra 33 horsepower and 15 pounds per foot of torque. The twin-turbo 3.0-litre engine in the E450 is a real step up from the E400, which itself was no slouch, and that's a comprehensive improvement on its predecessor.