What makes a 1995 Mercedes Benz E series Special Edition?

Answer 1

The E320 Special Edition commemorates the final year of this generation before the next arrives by offering $4,000 worth of options-from telephone and compact disc player to burl walnut trim-for $1,295, a $2,705savings. The discounted option package also helps attract buyers who would rather save $2,705 and purchase the remaining stocks of this car to clear the decks of old models before the new one arrives.

Base price of the E320 is $43,500. In addition to the Special Edition package, the test car was equipped with ASR, headlamp washers/wipers and heated front seats in a $2,800 package plus a novel Special Edition sapphire black exterior finish that looks to be a deep, dark gray with bluish tint. Interesting color.

Standard equipment includes all the power goodies, from brakes/locks/mirrors/seats/windows/sunroof, plus air conditioning, cruise control and leather upholstery.

>> 1995 Mercedes-Benz E320 SE Wheelbase: 110.2 inches Length: 187.2 inches Engine: 3.2-liter, 217-h.p., 24-valve, 6 Transmission:4 speed automatic EPA mileage: 20 m.p.g. ci ty/26 m.p.g. highway Base price: $43,500 Price as tested: $47,630. Add $2,835 for value added package including ASR (acceleration slip control), headlamp washers/wipers, electric heated front seat; and$1,295 for Special Edition package including integrated telephone, six-disc compact disc player, high-performance sound system, alloy wheels, electric adjustable steering column, driver's power/memory seat, burl walnut interior trim, metallic paint, stainless steel door sills. Freight runs $595. Pluses: Sprightly for a 10-year-old. A C280 in larger form. SE package represents a $2,705 savings from what you would pay for those options separately. Minuses: Could use a tad more interior room, which is just what will happen when the new version comes out this fall. >>

Answer 2

info on a 1996 E series 420