Шины и диски для Mercedes E-Class, размер колёс на Мерседес Е-Сласс

Шины на Mercedes E-Class (Мерседес)

The Mercedes E-Class is a line of executive cars available in various engine and body configurations. It has been produced since 1953 and is classified as a mid-size car in the German manufacturer's lineup. The E-Class is the best-selling model of Mercedes-Benz, with sales of tens of millions of units.

The letter E and the first generation

Until 1993, the letter E was used in the Mercedes-Benz nomenclature as a suffix after the model index, indicating the presence of a fuel injection engine - Einspritzmotor. Such power units appeared in mass production in the early 1960s. By the time the updated W124 was launched in 1993, which became the model of the first generation, fuel injection systems were used in Mercedes engines everywhere, and the letter E was adopted as a prefix, which then began to be used to denote the entire line of mid-size cars.

Second generation

In January 1995, the second generation E-Class was introduced. The W210 model firmly entered the top of the mid-size luxury cars. The exterior design featured four large oval headlights, which noticeably distinguished the new car from its predecessor, which was dominated by strict forms. In addition, with an extremely insignificant increase in dimensions, the W210 offered much more interior space. In September 1999, the model received a facelift and continued to be produced until 2002.

Third generation

In 2002, the W211 was released, which became a further development of the previous model, getting rid of a number of quality and component problems. In particular, the Sensotronic system was removed, and Pre-Safe became part of the standard equipment. The engine range included a 5-liter gasoline engine, which was actively used in various tuning studios, primarily AMG. The latter subsequently actively used a modified version of this power unit with a volume of 5.5 liters, which appeared in the E550 modification. In addition, based on the W211, a 4-door coupe C219 was created, designed to attract young people to the ranks of Mercedes buyers.

Fourth generation

The popular W211 was replaced on the factory assembly line in 2009. The W212 model differed not only in appearance but also in the engine range. It featured engines with direct fuel injection and turbocharging, which were installed in the E200 and E230. The configuration included an extensive set of electronic "assistants" - blind spot monitoring, lane keeping assistant, as well as "night vision". At the same time, in the US, one of the key markets for the E-Class, prices for the new car were reduced by more than $4,000. In 2013, an updated version of the W212 was presented, with investments of around 1 billion euros, which was likely the most expensive facelift in the history of mid-size cars. The E-Class design was significantly updated, with the headlights being a single element, and they featured LEDs. In addition, the E63 version appeared in the lineup. The declared engine power was 577 hp, but tests on dynamometer stands showed that more than 600 hp was delivered to the crankshaft.

Fifth and sixth generation

In 2016, the fifth-generation car was presented. Externally, it resembled a larger S-Class, and the technical components were borrowed not only from it but also from the C-Class. In particular, the engine range includes only inline 4-cylinder diesel and 6-cylinder gasoline engines. The list of equipment included an "autopilot" that could drive the car independently at a speed of up to 210 km/h for 2 minutes.

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