There have been few automotive ranges quite like Mercedes-Benzβs W124-generation E-Class. Simple yet effective, appealing to taxi drivers and titans alike, it embodied everything a medium-sized saloon range should, without excess frippery or concessions to passing fashion. This simple, square-edged design offered good sense and solidity, and over a twelve-year production life endeared itself to almost everybody who experienced it. Known as the T-Modell in German, with βTβ being short for tourism and transport, it was styled by the companyβs design department led by Bruno Sacco and came with a generous load area behind the back seats and several technical changes, such as the repositioning of the fuel tank that was installed behind the rear seat backrest in the four-door model.
Available since April 2βnd for βNo Limitsβ and βAll Inclusiveβ tiers exclusively.
Model with HQ interior, open/close doors, trunk and functional light.