Mercedes E-Class Estate Prices and Specifications

SE models are the cheapest in the E-Class range but – because the range is dominated by expensive options packs – all this really means is that they look less sporty than AMG Line models. You get alloy wheels (17 or 18-inch depending on model) a parking camera with automatic parking, LED headlights and taillights, keyless ignition, real leather seats and a Garmin satellite-navigation system. More-powerful E350d and E43 models get the much better Command Online sat-nav fitted as standard.

AMG Line Edition versions of the Mercedes E-Class Estate come with lowered sports suspension, polished roof rails, 19-inch alloy wheels, a leather-trimmed sports steering wheel, electrically adjustable front seats with lumbar support and a widescreen digital driver's display featuring built-in sat-nav and Apple CarPlay and Android Auto smartphone mirroring.

The AMG Line Night Edition has 20-inch alloy wheels, privacy glass and exclusive AMG decals. It has a 360-degree parking camera, wireless phone charging, steel sports pedals and ARTICO leather.

AMG Line models get sportier looks than basic SE cars thanks to 19-inch alloy wheels, AMG bumpers and side skirts, and Artico (fake) leather seats. The unpolished ash wood cabin trims look brilliant, and you also get front seats with lumbar support and a three-spoke steering wheel finished in Nappa leather. All the kit that SE models get is carried over, so you get a parking camera with automatic park, LED lights front and back, keyless go, and Garmin satellite-navigation.