Mercedes E-Class Wagons (E320, E500, E55 AMG)

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#288 of 293 2011 E350 wagon by rolandthrust

Nov 28, 2010 (9:34 pm)

New e350 awd in Palladium Silver..it`s a very nice riding car ..slightly underpowered for its size. Electronics relatively easy to learn..did get extended warranty as well as wheel/tire warranty (remember the pot holes)..Will keep u posted RolandThrust

#289 of 293 Re: E320 seats [rcf8000] by mseibold

Oct 20, 2011 (6:00 pm)

Replying to: rcf8000 (Sep 01, 2002 6:15 am)
I know this may be outdated now but I just bought a 2001 E320 Snow-white Wagon in April 2011 with standard rear wheel drive, and a low 102,000 miles- it's like a dream! Powerful V-6 221 hp, 5-Speed Tiptronic shifter. I think it is the most enjoyable car I have ever owned as it appears well maintained.
 
I live in the Portland Oregon area my entire life. Apparently some younger people had the Mercedes in LA and put low profile chromed alloy wheels on it with low 'flat-runner' tires onto the vehicle. At first I thought it looked too much like a 'boyz-in-the-hood wagon- Snow-white with grey leather interior, and the pristine white with chrome trim looks so clean, but it draws rave reviews everywhere I go. Even police officers comment that they want one just like it and “where did you find this awesome looking car!”
 
As a 6'1" 57 year old middle aged American male, I find the seats to be nearly like from heaven! I am sorry to hear that you wife finds the seat laps too long- as most auto reviewers over the years will complain of seat laps as too short and especially in many Japanese import autos. There is nothing worse to an average height driver feeling like he is falling forward off the seats because they are too short. I'd say if the seat laps feel too long, buy a nice luxury leather cushion for the lower back and this will push the lower derier forward a bit- adjust the seat back to lean slightly forward to make up for proper back support. If an adult is that small and shorter legs, I guess the only real sound solution is to buy a smaller car with shorter seat laps or to have a custom seat lap fashioned.
 
If you can afford a new car like this Mercedes at $50,000, you should be able to find a custom auto interior shop that can refashion the seat lap for the driver.
 
Good luck,
 
Mark Seibold in Portland Oregon

#290 of 293 Any reviews/thoughts on 2011 E350 wagon? by waid10

Jul 18, 2012 (5:41 am)

Hi - I am considering a used 2011 E350 wagon. I was wondering if any owners of this vehicle could share their thoughts, likes/dislikes, etc.?
 
Thanks.

#291 of 293 Re: Any reviews/thoughts on 2011 E350 wagon? [waid10] by rockypaul

Jul 18, 2012 (9:03 am)

Replying to: waid10 (Jul 18, 2012 5:41 am)
Love it. Too many improvements over my 07 to list.
 
Things like push button seat folding flat, rear camera, hard drive nav etc.
 
Bought as soon as the new model came out in 11.

#292 of 293 Re: Any reviews/thoughts on 2011 E350 wagon? [rockypaul] by waid10

Aug 06, 2012 (8:59 am)

Replying to: rockypaul (Jul 18, 2012 9:03 am)
Thanks for the response rockypaul. I have never owned a wagon (other than when my parents had one when i was a kid 30-35 years ago). I first considered an SUV, but I think I have convinced my wife this wagon is the better choice: (1) wagon drives much better, (2) we don't need to tow anything, (3) wagon is close, if not equal, to SUV in weather/snow, (4) wagon has a third row of seats if we need extra seating for our kids' friends in a pinch.

#293 of 293 Re: 2004 E320 Wagon Tailgate [valynn] by pelleetman

Jan 01, 2013 (9:17 am)

Replying to: valynn (Jun 10, 2004 11:26 am)
Can you tell me what your problem ended up being? We have a 2004 E500 that seems to have the same issue. Thanks !
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